BlueClay
A materials science company.
Phase Change Material
Phase Change Material is essentially a thermal mass that releases and absorbs heat as needed. The premise of ice in an ice chest is the premise of phase change material installed in a semi trailer or cold storage facility. Just as ice keeps your drinks cold in your ice chest until the ice melts, phase change material keeps your trailers and storage facilities cold until the phase change material melts.
Benefits of PCM in Facilities
Average 25% Reduction in HVAC Energy Use
Paybacks of 2 to 5 years or less in many climates
Reductions in Energy Demand
Improved Comfort
Cost Reduction
Benefits of PCM in Reefers
Reduce fuel costs
Reduce wear-and-tear on refrigeration unit
Reduce the chance of spoilage
Transferable from one trailer/site to another
Negligible degradation of performance over time
FDA approved and nonflammable
Our Team
BlueClay is a Texas-based materials science company servicing the United States and worldwide with Phase Change Material solutions. Through constant innovation, development, and testing we introduce phase change materials into the industries that can benefit the most like the industrial sector, cold chain, data centers, & construction.
Cody Johnson
Sales Executive
Cody's career trajectory has led him from startups, to law, and back to startups. Cody’s primary role with BlueClay is sales. It’s very likely you were introduced to BlueClay because of him.
Patrick Hagan
Director of Business Strategy
Patrick Hagan's expertise extends to the areas of operations, logistics, admin, and business strategy.
Dr. Hugh Dunleavy
Operations Director
A seasoned senior executive with more than thirty years of airline industry experience in N. America, Europe, Middle East and Asia with a track record of leadership, excellence, innovation and industry success. Significant experience in evolving airline business models for hypercompetitive environments for both Full-Service Carriers and Low-Cost Carriers through evolving airline business models and developing robust airline strategies that deliver success. Hugh has also lectured the MBA course on Operations Management at the John Molson School of Business at Concordia University, Montreal, Canada. He has also been a guest lecturer at MIT and Columbia Universities in the United States.
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