One system, two modes: cools when needed, generates electricity when it pays. The switch is automatic, driven by operating conditions. Waste heat stops being a cost and becomes an asset.
AI racks reach 150 kW. Cooling has become the data center's first operating cost.
In a blackout, IT is protected by the electrical UPS. Cooling is not. A real operational risk.
EnEfG requires new data centers to reuse a growing share of their waste heat. Today that heat is simply thrown away.
Heat pump when cooling is needed, ORC cycle when generating electricity pays. Automatic transition, patent-pending architecture. It completely changes the cost structure of data centers.
Cooling continues through a blackout, for as long as the electrical UPS lasts. Eliminates CAPEX for cooling batteries: approximately €200K per 10 MW IT.
The ORC self-generates electricity for auxiliaries. Platform PUE around 1.10. The existing fleet averages around 1.50.
40,800 MWh / year at 70 – 120 °C for district heating. Or 2,356 MWh / year of electricity from ORC.
Built to EnEfG and RED III requirements: compliance by design, no retrofit.

Three questions, one answer. Every data center starts from a different situation: the platform adapts. Answer the next three questions and we'll take you straight to the model that fits you.
Knowing whether a nearby DHC network exists completely changes the business case.
Reference: 10 MW IT data center, 150 kW/rack.
Every data center starts from a different situation. The platform adapts: whether you already have a thermal network available, whether you want to get ready for tomorrow, or whether you prefer to hand the entire chain to us.
Your data center is already connected to a district heating network. You install the RHP, and recovered heat flows straight into the grid. Lean configuration, immediate value.
Discover RHP for DHC →No DHC network available today. Add thermal storage: you capture the heat, store it, and when the connection arrives you will already be ready. In the meantime, you optimise internally.
Discover RHP + Thermal Storage →You don't want to manage the thermal chain. We handle it. BI-K positions itself between the data center and the DHC network, orchestrating flows, storage, contracts and revenue sharing.
Discover Energy as a Service →The first pilot plant has been running since June 2026. Measured data, not simulations.
Operating data confirm the design figures on COP and heat recovery.
Application filed October 2025, search report positive on all 12 claims. Reversible ORC applied to the data center.



29 years of B2B technical sales, 17 in industrial cooling, 6 on Kaymacor's ORC.
Twenty-nine years of B2B technical sales across refrigeration and energy. Seventeen in industrial cooling, as sales manager and area manager at Stulz (formerly Cosmotec), Pfannenberg, Rittal and Hyfra Industriekühlanlagen of the Lennox International group: Stulz and Rittal are today two of the data center cooling incumbents. In 2014 he founded Bimatek and ran it for twelve years across wood biomass, ORC micro-cogeneration and industrial energy efficiency, six of them on Kaymacor's ORC machines. At BI-K he runs commercial strategy, fundraising and the relationship with utilities and operators. Co-inventor of patent BIT30917. Business Administration in Modena, Master in Energy Management.
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30+ years in thermal machines, 12 on ORC. Co-founder of Kaymacor, 7 patents.
Over thirty years in thermal machines and energy systems. Designer at Pirelli, product manager at Magneti Marelli, then R&D Director at Riello Bruciatori and innovation lead for the Riello Group. In 2014 he co-founded Kaymacor, where he developed, patented and sold the ORChidea micro ORC platform: twelve years of machines in the field, from the first 2 kW unit at CNR in Naples to installations in South Korea and Canada, seven patents filed. At BI-K he leads the engineering of the reversible platform and the 100 kWth prototype. Co-inventor of patent BIT30917.
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High-density cooling, an EnEfG compliance path through heat delivery to the network, and AI rack capacity from day one. Choose the engagement model that best fits your infrastructure.
Request a thermal assessment →Contracted, predictable, decarbonised heat. A new thermal asset to integrate into your network, with measurable payback.
Propose your network →Patent-pending platform cleared by the search report, first pilot plant operational, market driven by AI demand and European heat-recovery mandates. Pre-seed round open.
Access the data room →The BI-K Energy RHP (Reversible Heat Pump) Platform was built where the two infrastructures meet. If you are a DC operator with a district heating network nearby, or a utility with a data center in your catchment area, let's talk: this is the use case the platform was designed for.
Let's build the first integrated project →No commitment. A technical call to assess configuration, numbers and next steps together.
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