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Atawey SAS, founded in 2012 and based in Le Bourget-du-Lac, France, specializes in designing and manufacturing autonomous energy solutions tailored for isolated sites. The company offers a comprehensive system that includes both short-term battery storage for daily needs and long-term hydrogen storage for annual energy requirements, ensuring total electrical autonomy even in challenging weather conditions. Atawey’s products cater to various applications, including isolated industrial sites, tropical and temperate housing, and locations with seasonal energy demands. By utilizing established French technologies, Atawey not only provides reliable and sustainable energy solutions but also emphasizes project management and adaptability to meet specific user needs. The company's commitment to environmental responsibility further enhances its appeal, positioning it as a leader in the provision of clean and efficient energy supply systems.

DCbrain offers a solution designed to assist teams managing data centers in optimizing their operations. By utilizing graph models and machine learning, the company provides a comprehensive view of the systems within data centers, showcasing a dynamic map of various flows, including energy and chilled water. Additionally, DCbrain features expert dashboards that facilitate the exploitation and maintenance of complex industrial networks, encompassing sectors such as gas, water, electricity, and logistics. This approach aims to improve efficiency and streamline processes for data center operations.

Developer of a pacing device designed to maintain cardiac rhythm. The company's implanted leadless pacemakers incorporate a self-sustaining power patented technology harvesting the heart's kinetic energy and bringing disruptive technologies to conventional leadless pacemakers, enabling patients and healthcare professionals with cost-effective alternatives that will revolutionize patients' quality of life.

Deepki SAS, founded in 2014 by Vincent Bryant and Emmanuel Blanchet, is a Paris-based company specializing in data analysis for energy efficiency. The firm focuses on identifying energy savings across numerous buildings simultaneously. By leveraging advanced data analytics, Deepki aims to optimize energy consumption and promote sustainable practices in the built environment.

Kyotherm SAS is an investment company based in Paris, France, that focuses on financing renewable heating and energy efficiency projects. Established in 2011, it provides project equity to support the development of energy infrastructure and acquires stakes in various renewable energy production initiatives, including geothermal and biomass heating plants, as well as district heating networks. Kyotherm collaborates with a range of stakeholders, including energy service providers, engineering firms, developers, heat consumers, and equipment manufacturers, to facilitate third-party financing for these projects.

NewHeat is a company based in Begles, France, that specializes in the ownership and operation of solar heat production plants. Founded in 2015, it focuses on the financing, engineering, procurement, construction, and operation of these facilities. NewHeat transforms solar radiation into usable heat, utilizing solar thermal collectors to convert solar energy into water, steam, and thermal oil. The company's activities contribute to the renewable energy sector by harnessing solar energy for practical applications.

Developer of solar kit designed to produce homemade green electricity. The company's solar kit is designed to integrate naturally and harmoniously into any style of living and it adapts to the home, offers real-time monitoring of production, and installs in minutes, enabling customers to take control of their electricity consumption.

Operator of turnkey systems intended to collect and reduce the energy consumption of businesses and communities. The company offers an energy management system that centralizes all energy data and identifies sources of energy savings, enabling clients to reduce their energy bills and operating costs.

Solstyce is a solar energy consulting firm based in Paris, France.

Wattsense is a technology company that specializes in providing a non-intrusive building connectivity service, enabling efficient management of building systems. Founded in 2017 and based in Villefranche-sur-Saône, France, Wattsense offers an API platform that facilitates the connection of cloud applications to building management systems and HVAC equipment. This platform features real-time connectivity status, an up-to-date database of HVAC equipment and environmental data, and interfaces for energy optimization and maintenance support applications. By coordinating the interaction between HVAC equipment owners and optimization services, Wattsense helps clients reduce energy consumption and enhance occupant comfort. Its solutions are designed for businesses of all sizes, from startups to large public companies, allowing them to deploy applications effectively within their facilities.

Kyotherm SAS is an investment company based in Paris, France, that focuses on financing renewable heating and energy efficiency projects. Established in 2011, it provides project equity to support the development of energy infrastructure and acquires stakes in various renewable energy production initiatives, including geothermal and biomass heating plants, as well as district heating networks. Kyotherm collaborates with a range of stakeholders, including energy service providers, engineering firms, developers, heat consumers, and equipment manufacturers, to facilitate third-party financing for these projects.

Apex Energie, independent producer of green energy, is one of the pioneers of solar photovoltaic. The company Montpelliéraine develops, d owns and operates photovoltaic power plants, isolated sites and solar water heaters in France and the overseas departments.

GreenYellow Holding, founded in 2007 and headquartered in France, is engaged in the generation and supply of electricity through centralized power plants and decentralized photovoltaic projects. The company focuses on the development of solar energy solutions and offers services aimed at improving energy efficiency for a diverse clientele, including food and non-food retail sectors, government agencies, public utilities, and energy providers. By providing solar panels and energy management solutions, GreenYellow enables its clients to produce and optimize their energy consumption, significantly reducing costs while promoting the use of clean energy.

EnerDigit is specialized in the valuation of consumer erasures. Our company remunerates manufacturers in exchange for a shift in their electricity consumption by a few hours per year. The income generated by 15 to 20 hours of erasure per year can reach up to 5% of the amount of the electricity bill of an industrialist.

Energysquare SAS is a company based in Saint Mandé, France, founded in 2017, specializing in innovative charging solutions. The firm has developed a wireless charging system known as Power by Contact (PbC), which allows multiple devices to be charged simultaneously on an ultra-thin pad without the use of induction or electromagnetic waves. This technology utilizes a patented conductive charging method, making the charging pads spill-resistant, compatible with various operating systems, and shatterproof. Additionally, Energysquare provides device management features, including data logging, battery life cycle analysis, and predictive maintenance. The company also offers customized prototypes tailored for industrial applications, enhancing its versatility in the market.

Emy is a medical device developed by Fizimed SAS, designed to assist women in managing urinary incontinence through pelvic floor rehabilitation. This innovative perineal probe connects to a mobile application, allowing users to engage in customized exercises that strengthen pelvic floor muscles. The device captures real-time muscle contractions, enabling users to complete five-minute workouts through interactive games, which helps maintain motivation. By simplifying the interface for home use, Emy aims to make pelvic floor training accessible and engaging. The company emphasizes the importance of addressing the stigma surrounding urinary incontinence, which affects a significant number of women. Fizimed is committed to creating a supportive community for women to openly discuss their challenges and share solutions, while also providing a quality medical device that combines safety with an enjoyable user experience.

DCbrain offers a solution designed to assist teams managing data centers in optimizing their operations. By utilizing graph models and machine learning, the company provides a comprehensive view of the systems within data centers, showcasing a dynamic map of various flows, including energy and chilled water. Additionally, DCbrain features expert dashboards that facilitate the exploitation and maintenance of complex industrial networks, encompassing sectors such as gas, water, electricity, and logistics. This approach aims to improve efficiency and streamline processes for data center operations.

Effigénie SAS, founded in 2011 and based in Lille, France, specializes in energy management software. The company's flagship product, Effipilot, is designed to optimize energy consumption in tertiary buildings, achieving reductions of over 20%. In addition to enhancing energy efficiency, Effipilot also aims to improve the comfort of occupants within these spaces.

Energiency is a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform that specializes in energy performance assessment and management within industrial environments. The company has developed an artificial intelligence-driven energy analytics platform that detects and visualizes energy savings opportunities for manufacturing processes. This platform operates on both web and mobile interfaces, providing tools for monitoring, diagnostics, and continuous planning. By enabling industrial businesses to identify new energy savings opportunities, Energiency helps organizations optimize their energy performance and reduce carbon dioxide emissions.

Boralex Inc. is a power producer specializing in the development and operation of renewable energy power stations, primarily in Canada, France, the United Kingdom, and the United States. The company has a diverse portfolio that includes wind, solar, hydroelectric, and thermal power generation technologies. As of late 2019, Boralex operated 85 wind power stations with a total capacity of 1,795 megawatts, alongside 16 hydroelectric stations with 182 megawatts, two thermal stations with 47 megawatts, and three solar stations with 16 megawatts. Boralex's operating assets are largely supported by indexed fixed-price energy sales contracts, ensuring stable revenue streams. Founded in 1982 and headquartered in Kingsey Falls, Canada, Boralex employs approximately 250 people and is recognized for its extensive expertise in the renewable energy sector.

Qivivo is an energy savings provider focused on helping households manage their energy bills more effectively. Recognizing that heating constitutes a significant portion of energy costs, Qivivo offers an intelligent thermostat designed to optimize home temperature settings, potentially reducing energy consumption by up to 25%. The system utilizes automation and artificial intelligence to personalize heating management, ensuring comfort while minimizing waste. By connecting directly to a home's heating system, Qivivo’s solution adjusts temperatures automatically, allowing users to maintain ideal conditions without sacrificing comfort or incurring high energy costs.

Neoen S.A. is an independent renewable energy production company based in Paris, France, founded in 2008. The company specializes in the design, development, financing, construction, project management, and operation of renewable energy power plants, focusing on solar, wind, and energy storage technologies. With a diverse portfolio, Neoen operates across various countries, including Argentina, Colombia, El Salvador, Mexico, France, Australia, and several others. As of the end of 2022, Neoen managed 5 GW of capacity, composed of 54% solar, 35% onshore wind, and 11% utility-scale batteries. The company also engages in the development of marine renewable energy projects and supports photovoltaic project developers in the design and maintenance of solar power plants. As a subsidiary of Impala SAS, Neoen continues to expand its presence in the renewable energy sector globally.

DualSun facilitates access to the BEPOS (positive energy building). The company has developed an innovative solar panel that provides both electricity and hot water to homes, on a reduced surface on the roof. Currently, conventional photovoltaic panels store unnecessarily heat. Thanks to its heat exchanger backing the panel, the DualSun recovers this energy to produce domestic hot water in addition to electricity. Thus, the captured energy is used in its entirety.

IJENKO is helping Energy Service Providers and their customers to develop a new participative and collective engagement towards smart home energy management and its natural contribution to a more sustainable energy consumption.

G2Mobility, founded in 2009 and based in Paris, France, specializes in smart charging solutions for electric vehicles. The company provides infrastructure products and services that facilitate the management of electric vehicle charging networks. Its offerings include a variety of charging stations, enabling users to oversee and control multiple charge points from a single platform. Through its energy management systems, G2Mobility aims to enhance the efficiency and accessibility of electric vehicle charging.

G2Mobility, founded in 2009 and based in Paris, France, specializes in smart charging solutions for electric vehicles. The company provides infrastructure products and services that facilitate the management of electric vehicle charging networks. Its offerings include a variety of charging stations, enabling users to oversee and control multiple charge points from a single platform. Through its energy management systems, G2Mobility aims to enhance the efficiency and accessibility of electric vehicle charging.