Inzonex designs modular removable insulation for industrial hot equipment — and publishes the open energy, emissions and corrosivity datasets behind it. Engineered in the UK, manufactured in Ukraine, deployed across 40+ countries.
The insulation and the open datasets come from the same measurements.
Our removable modular insulation cuts up to 96% of heat loss on hot surfaces, holds them ≤45 °C and unclips for maintenance in minutes — payback typically under two years, range to +600 °C. Around the product we run open-data platforms — calculators, the Carbon Hub, PowerAtlas and IndustryAtlas — built on the same measured datasets we publish below.
Founder · leads the engineering from London, UK.
Inzonex was founded by Dmytro Aheiev in 2025. He has a long history of expertise in industrial insulation — he led the R&D, ran the field trials, and filed the modular removable insulation for patent (UK patent application GB2508992.1, applicant: Dmytro Aheiev). He now leads the engineering from London, UK.
Dmytro is the creator of Inzonex's open datasets and the author of its heat-loss and corrosivity methodology. He also created the concept of Inzonex's Visual Heat Explorer.
Heat loss to recognised standards, per-site climate and emissions from published, citable sources — and modelled emissions cross-checked against measured registries.
Published openly under CC BY 4.0, so anyone can check the numbers — created by Dmytro Aheiev, published by Inzonex.
ASTM C680 bare-vs-insulated heat flux and surface temperature, by climate.
DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20787408 → / 02EU ETS (EUTL) + US EPA GHGRP measured emissions vs Climate TRACE estimates.
DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20767361 → / 03Per-plant outdoor-environment severity for 42,094 plants: 0–100 index, CES1–CESX class and dominant stressor, from WorldClim normals, Köppen class and coast distance. A heuristic screening index, not an ISO 9223 dose-response implementation.
DOI 10.5281/zenodo.22172589 → / 04Combined-cycle / HRSG fleet with US efficiency and CO₂-intensity enrichment.
DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20728928 → / 05Power-plant directory with measured and modelled emissions merged by geography.
DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20723334 → / 06409 US combined-cycle plants with measured eGRID2022 efficiency, heat rate, CO₂ intensity and utilisation, plus leakage-safe ML tasks.
DOI 10.5281/zenodo.22172560 → / 073,421 cement, steel and aluminium facilities in 145 countries; modelled and regulator-reported CO₂ kept apart, with the match evidence for every reported figure.
DOI 10.5281/zenodo.22172573 → / 0873,386 power plants and industrial facilities in one schema, each CO₂ value flagged as regulator-reported or modelled.
DOI 10.5281/zenodo.22172583 →CAD geometry and product engineering remain proprietary; the datasets above are openly licensed. Mirrors of the newest four are on Kaggle, Hugging Face and GitHub; the Zenodo DOI is canonical.
Nine platforms, all free, all built on the measurements above.
A pending application, not a granted patent.
Inzonex's modular removable insulation system is the subject of UK patent application GB2508992.1 (applicant: Dmytro Aheiev), filed at the UK Intellectual Property Office — a pending application, not a granted patent.
Verify the current legal status at the UK Intellectual Property Office. “Inzonex” is a registered trademark. A patent application protects the invention; energy-saving figures come from the calculations and datasets above, not from the patent.
We publish the method so it can be checked. Corrections to a dataset or a calculator are welcome.