CLEARWATER, Fla. - TelAve -- Emerald Technology Partners, LLC (ETP) is advancing its patented Kinetic Energy Conversion System (KECS), a technology designed to convert mechanical motion into usable electrical power, as the company moves toward commercialization in refrigerated transportation and evaluates additional transportation and energy applications.

Originally developed more than a decade ago, KECS has already been demonstrated in a working refrigerated transportation application. A 2022 California Air Resources Board technology assessment documented an Emerald Technologies demonstration involving a temperature-controlled trailer equipped with a battery-electric transport refrigeration unit and kinetic energy generation technology. According to the assessment, the system generated enough power to operate the electric refrigeration unit while simultaneously charging an onboard battery, with the demonstration operating without diesel fuel.

ETP is now bringing the technology forward with a renewed focus on commercialization, strategic relationships, engineering and manufacturing development, and potential applications across multiple industries.

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"KECS was developed at a time when the transportation industry was not yet ready for the technology," said Steven Gould, CEO of Emerald Technology Partners. "Today, electrification, energy efficiency and alternative power generation have become central to the future of transportation. We believe the timing is right to bring KECS back to the forefront and move it toward commercial deployment."

The renewed focus comes as the transportation refrigeration industry continues to accelerate its transition toward electrification. In July 2026, Carrier Transicold launched [R]eCool, a 38.5-kWh battery system designed to power electric and hybrid trailer refrigeration units, including retrofit applications. Carrier has continued to expand its electrification portfolio throughout 2026, including additional electric refrigeration and energy-generation technologies.

"KECS approaches the energy challenge from a different direction," said Michael Quill, Co-Founder of ETP and Co-Inventor of KECS. "Rather than relying solely on stored energy, the system is designed to capture mechanical energy generated while a vehicle is in motion and convert it into usable electrical power."

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ETP is currently focused on advancing KECS for refrigerated transportation while evaluating additional platforms where the technology could potentially provide value. The company is also exploring relationships with engineering, manufacturing, OEM and strategic partners to support the transition from demonstrated technology to production-ready applications.

The company has also relaunched its corporate presence at https://www.kecstech.com, where additional information about ETP, KECS and its technology platform is available.

About Emerald Technology Partners

Emerald Technology Partners is a Florida-based technology company focused on the commercialization of innovative energy solutions. The technology's development has been driven by the company's founding team, including Michael Quill, Nada Abdo-Quill, Michael Hartnett, and Peter Quill. ETP's flagship technology, the patented kinetic energy conversion system (KECS), is designed to convert mechanical motion into usable electrical power for mobile and other potential applications.