Tellurium-Based Technology Recognized for Waste Heat Conversion

First Tellurium Corp. and its majority-owned subsidiary PyroDelta Energy Corp. have received additional industry recognition for their innovative use of tellurium in energy systems, according to a recent feature in Metal Tech News.

On August 24, 2026, Metal Tech News published an article titled "Extracting Clean Energy from Copper Slime," which highlights the potential of tellurium-based technologies in converting waste heat into clean electricity. The article specifically focuses on PyroDelta’s advancements in thermoelectric generators designed to harness waste heat from AI data centers.

PyroDelta has developed tellurium-enhanced thermoelectric generators that can convert the substantial waste heat generated by data centers into clean electricity, thereby reducing both energy consumption and cooling demands. The company’s technology has broader applications in various industries, including transportation, industrial processes, and factories.

"PyroDelta's tellurium-based thermoelectric technology is a significant step forward in turning waste heat into a practical source of clean power," said Tyrone Docherty, President and CEO of First Tellurium. "We are pleased to see Metal Tech News recognize the importance of our innovations."

In related news, First Tellurium Corp. has extended its strategic marketing partnership with Atlas Digital AI Ltd. of Hong Kong. The company had initially engaged Atlas Digital for a six-month period beginning on April 17, 2026. The extension will run for an additional one month, bringing the total engagement period to seven months. Atlas Digital will continue to provide digital media, brand awareness, social media management, content creation, and distribution services. The company will pay Atlas Digital a cash fee of US$12,500 for the one-month extension.

First Tellurium Corp. was established to generate revenue and value through the development of tellurium-based technologies and mineral discovery, project development, and project generation. The company is listed on the Canadian Securities Exchange under the symbol “FTEL” and on the OTC under the symbol “FSTTF.” Further information about the company and its projects can be found on their website, www.firsttellurium.com.

While the press release does not provide specific details on the financial impact of these developments, it underscores the company's commitment to advancing sustainable energy solutions. The extensions of partnerships and the recognition in industry publications suggest ongoing efforts to enhance the company’s visibility and technological capabilities in the market.