Dalrada + ATI of New York · Hot water. Reimagined.
Local experience. A practical next conversation.
Applied Technologies of New York (ATI) brings its own history and published project experience to the conversation. This presentation connects Dalrada hot-water technology with a local project discussion.
ATI of New York · Your next chapter
New York project planning
Prepare the conversation with ATI of New York
Use ATI’s own publications to understand its history and project experience, then bring the details of your proposed site. The projects cited here belong to ATI’s published portfolio; they are not evidence of an installed Dalrada CO₂ system at your building.
- Building location and the project team’s role
- Existing system, proposed scope and target schedule
- Documents and open questions for a project-specific review
Start with ATI’s own story
ATI has published a celebration of its 30-year history. Follow the official anniversary page for the original account; this website does not substitute invented staff, quotations or an avatar for ATI’s own people.
Learn from project constraints
ATI’s published projects include a constrained boiler-room upgrade at Manhasset Secondary School and a university-hospital clean-steam project. They illustrate site-specific design and service requirements. They are not presented here as Dalrada CO₂ heat-pump installations.
Bring a useful brief
Prepare building location, use, demand, temperatures, existing plant and installation constraints. Use the preliminary tools to organize questions, then discuss scope, regional equipment suitability and next steps with the project team.
Questions before you begin
Can I visit ATI’s official website?
Yes. The official company and project links below take you to ATI’s own publications.
Does an example project establish savings for my building?
No. Site conditions, equipment, demand and scope differ. Any performance or financial conclusion needs its own evidence.
Technical reference
Source documents
Editorial review: 2 November 2026. Manufacturer publications are reference material; confirm the equipment edition and project suitability with the project team.