LENR (Low Energy Nuclear Reactions), earlier referred to as CF (Cold Fusion), are interesting and controversial phenomena that might be developed into commercially competitive energy technologies. Substantially more research is needed to understand LENR and learn how to use it efficiently. Heliorite has accomplished a number of LENR projects.

The extensive price reductions for wind and solar power plants the last years have made wind and solar energy commercially viable options in many countries, competitive with fossil power. The average cost of electricity from land-based (onshore) wind power plants is between USD 0.05 and 0.06/kWh but can be as low as USD 0.03/kWh. Electricity from sea-based (offshore) plants costs about twice as much. The average cost for solar electricity from new power plants is between USD 0.06 and 0.07/kWh. The most competitive wind and photovoltaic plants can produce electricity at about the same low costs.

Heliorite has developed solar tracking technologies and software for mapping solar insolation on and reflection from solar collectors and PV panels.