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Gdańsk University of Technology and APS Group have created a hybrid trigeneration device that generates heat, cooling, and electricity from one fuel source, independent of the electrical grid. The technology has an overall efficiency of 80-90%, significantly higher than traditional power plants.

It can operate on multiple fuels, including natural gas and biogas, making it versatile for various applications. The device targets critical infrastructures such as hospitals and data centers, ensuring energy continuity.

Plans for production are underway following patent application, with scalable options for both residential and industrial use. The project emphasizes decentralized energy solutions in response to Poland's energy market challenges.