Reduce your asset's heat problems with a paint that cools!
For asset owners and businesses having containerised or building assets, Stellar White radiative cooling coating reduces exterior surface temperatures up to 30°C, reducing interior cooling costs by up to 20%.
We predict your ROI and asset level cooling.

The Cooling Paradox
With more extreme summer temperatures our ability to keep cool is becoming more challenging. Air conditioning will become 2x more expensive to run, workers will feel less comfortable and our construction materials start to degrade faster. Active cooling has contributed 1GTCO2 to our atmosphere and it's time we rethink how we keep cool.
Emissiv was found by graduates of Imperial College on a mission to improve society's heat resilience and are redefining the space with paints that shield your assets from solar radiation and actively emits any remaining heat back to space!
For those looking to beat the heat!
MODULAR UNITS
EXAMPLE ASSETS
KNOWN HEAT RISK
Lightweight structures have limited thermal mass and can heat rapidly, especially when cooling capacity is small or occupancy changes through the day.
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Rapid indoor temperature rise
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Occupant comfort
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Lost productivity
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HVAC near capacity
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Prolonged downtime
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Higher OPEX
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Site cabins and welfare units
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Modular classroom and clinics
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Telecom and equipment shelters
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BESS units
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Modular data centres
Where Emissiv Fits
Coat the roof and other sun-exposed surfaces to reduce heat entering the unit, with modelling tailored to the construction and operating schedule.
PILOT CASE STUDIES
Prove cooling value on your own asset.
A structured Emissiv pilot turns a section of roof or exposed surface into a measured business case, with a scope matched to your asset, climate and operational priorities.



CAREYS / MODULAR SITE UNITS
Less heat entering a working cabin.
A site pilot with CAREYs compared a coated and uncoated modular site office units during summer conditions. Thermal monitoring recorded a substantial change at exterior surface level, alongside lower indoor temperatures and reliance on portable cooling in the treated unit.
Up to 20°C
Reduction in roof surface temperature
Up to 6°C
Cooler indoor cabin temperatures
OPERATIONAL OUTCOME
A cooler, more comfortable modular workspace
A low-disruption coating retrofit applied to a heat-exposed site cabin.
01
Assess
We review your asset, heat exposure and operational priorities.
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Model
Our thermal models estimate cooling impact, energy savings and ROI.
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Instrument
Sensors establish a trusted baseline before application.
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Apply
The water-based coating is roller or spray applied to the selected area
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Verify
We monitor performance and turn the results into an investment case.
HOW THE COATING WORKS
Reflect the sun. Release the heat.
The coating manages two energy flows at once. It reflects incoming sunlight before it becomes heat, then releases thermal energy through the atmospheric window into cold space.
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Solar Reflectance
95%
Reflect sunlight
The coating reflects 95% of incoming solar energy, reducing the heat absorbed by the surface during the day.
95%
Thermal Emittance
Release the heat
The coating emits 95% of thermal radiation, including through the 8–13 μm atmospheric window, using space as a heat sink.
Asset
Modelling
Prove the Impact
Building physics links the surface response to indoor conditions, HVAC load and ROI

YOUR ROOF SURFACES BEST FRIEND
Two systems to keep you cool!
STELLAR WHITE
Inorganic Series
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Water based & low-VOC
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Silicate resin base
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Suitable for cementitious and ply roof substrates.
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Sealer + topcoat system
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Water + UV resistant
Organic Series
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Water based & low-VOC
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Acrylic emulsion base
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Suitable for metal, concrete and other roof substrates.
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Sealer + topcoat system
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Water + UV resistant
Our Team
Founded by Imperial College London graduates, we are a collective of scientists, engineers and entrepreneurs passionate about tackling the impacts of climate change and rising temperatures.
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