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Founded in 2004, Atlas Renewable Energy is a Miami-based company specializing in renewable energy. It develops, constructs, and operates solar and wind projects, offering project development, commercialization, capital structuring, asset management, and operations & maintenance services.

Grenergy Renovables, S.A. is an independent energy producer based in Madrid, Spain, specializing in the design, development, construction, and operation of large-scale renewable energy plants, primarily in the solar and wind sectors. Founded in 2007, the company has established a significant presence in Latin America, with operations in countries such as Chile, Mexico, Peru, Colombia, Argentina, and Spain. Grenergy Renovables is involved in various activities, including the promotion and commercialization of renewable energy installations, the production and sale of electric energy, and the management of renewable energy facilities. Its diversified business model allows it to adapt to the specific circumstances of each market, enabling the company to effectively capitalize on the growing demand for renewable energy solutions. Grenergy Renovables is a subsidiary of Daruan Group Holding, S.L.

Enlight Renewable Energy is a developer, financier, constructor, owner, and operator of utility-scale renewable energy projects focused on electricity generation from wind and solar. It operates across multiple regions including Europe, the Middle East and North Africa, and the United States, with a diversified portfolio of projects at various stages of development and operation. The company generates most of its revenue from Europe through the sale of electricity produced by its wind and solar assets.

Klim enables farmers to transition to regenerative agriculture at scale by providing them financial support, knowledge, documentation tools, and a community via our digital companion for farmers. Klim-verified carbon removal credits, generated by Klim farmers, help companies to transition to net zero by offsetting their carbon emissions locally and with maximum impact and transparency.

NHOA, formerly known as Engie Electro Power Systems, is a technology company within the TCC Group that specializes in designing, industrializing, and producing utility-scale energy storage systems. These systems facilitate the integration of renewable energy into the grid and provide reliable power supply. NHOA offers a range of solutions tailored to various applications, including high-density systems for large power plants and standard-density systems for medium-sized plants, focusing on energy time-shifting and capacity firming. Additionally, NHOA has a joint venture with Stellantis, Free2Move eSolutions, which develops innovative charging services and devices for electric and hybrid vehicles, promoting energy exchange between vehicles and the power grid. Their patented easyWallbox device enables electric vehicle charging through a standard home socket, designed to prevent blackouts. NHOA also offers fully digital subscriptions, allowing clients to recharge their vehicles at home or on the go for a fixed monthly fee based on annual mileage. Through these initiatives, NHOA is committed to advancing clean energy and sustainable mobility.

Enfinity Global is a renewable energy company that develops, finances, constructs, operates, and owns solar and wind projects worldwide. It manages a portfolio of about 20 gigawatts of renewable energy and storage assets, including facilities already in operation and those under construction. The company pursues a net-zero carbon footprint and helps clients reduce their carbon impact while supporting a transition to a carbon-free economy. With offices in the United States, Europe, Japan, and India, Enfinity Global provides end-to-end project delivery and long-term asset ownership across global markets.

A sustainable world depends on the shift to electric mobility. At Powerdot, we work to improve the experience of all electric vehicle users by creating charging solutions that are embedded in our lives. Supermarkets, shopping malls, restaurants, hospitals... We believe that there should be a charger everywhere we park our cars! Powerdot invests installs and operates EV chargers in car parking lots, providing a turn-key solution at no cost for the owners.

Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy is a leading global company in the renewable energy sector, specializing in the development, manufacturing, installation, and maintenance of wind turbines. Founded in 1976 and headquartered in Zamudio, Spain, the company is committed to driving the transition towards a sustainable world by providing innovative wind power solutions. Siemens Gamesa offers tailored wind turbine designs and multi-brand services, which include advanced analytics and offshore logistics, enabling efficient diagnosis and remote issue resolution. With a strong focus on customer needs and sustainability, Siemens Gamesa aims to play a pivotal role in the advancement of renewable energy technologies.

Akaysha Energy specializes in the comprehensive development of Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) and renewable energy projects throughout Australia. The company manages a diverse portfolio that includes utility-scale battery storage, hybrid plants integrating large-scale solar photovoltaic and wind energy, and commercial and industrial battery energy storage solutions. Additionally, Akaysha Energy is involved in the development of virtual power plants and electric vehicle fleets, as well as green hydrogen production. By guiding clients and partners through various stages of energy technology project development, delivery, and execution, Akaysha Energy aims to facilitate the transition to sustainable energy solutions.

Grenergy Renovables, S.A. is an independent energy producer based in Madrid, Spain, specializing in the design, development, construction, and operation of large-scale renewable energy plants, primarily in the solar and wind sectors. Founded in 2007, the company has established a significant presence in Latin America, with operations in countries such as Chile, Mexico, Peru, Colombia, Argentina, and Spain. Grenergy Renovables is involved in various activities, including the promotion and commercialization of renewable energy installations, the production and sale of electric energy, and the management of renewable energy facilities. Its diversified business model allows it to adapt to the specific circumstances of each market, enabling the company to effectively capitalize on the growing demand for renewable energy solutions. Grenergy Renovables is a subsidiary of Daruan Group Holding, S.L.

Zolar is a Berlin-based company that designs, installs, and provides online tools for residential solar and battery systems. Through an online configurator, homeowners can specify system size and components, access planning data for their property, and receive guidance from solar energy experts, with installation handled by a network of local partners. The business combines solar generation, storage, and mobility to support energy-independent homes and to help households reduce their carbon footprint. Founded in 2016, Zolar aims to simplify the transition to private energy provision by enabling customers to generate green electricity for their own premises and participate in climate protection through distributed energy projects. The company operates across Germany and offers planning, advice, and on-site installation to deliver a turnkey solar solution for residential properties.

Hydrogen Refueling Solutions provides comprehensive hydrogen refueling station solutions tailored for a diverse range of vehicles, including light and heavy fleets, trucks, buses, and passenger cars. The company aims to democratize access to hydrogen, supporting the transition to green mobility and fostering sustainable practices in industrial activities and energy storage. By offering infrastructure for large-capacity fuel cell electric vehicles, Hydrogen Refueling Solutions plays a pivotal role in advancing hydrogen as a clean energy alternative across various markets.

Solarpack is an independent solar photovoltaic power producer that specializes in the development and operation of large-scale solar projects. Established in 2005 and headquartered in Getxo, Vizcaya, Spain, the company offers a comprehensive range of services, including financing, construction, and management of utility-scale solar plants. With a total operational capacity of 160 MW across 13 plants and asset management services for an additional 302 MW, Solarpack has a diversified geographical presence, employing over 140 people in 10 countries. The company aims to contribute to sustainable energy infrastructure while fostering social development within the communities it serves by creating economic value and promoting quality employment through its initiatives.

ENGIE North America operates a diverse range of energy services in the United States and Canada, focusing on electricity generation, cogeneration, and the distribution and sales of natural gas and liquefied natural gas (LNG). The company also provides retail energy sales and offers comprehensive services aimed at enhancing operational efficiency and optimizing energy usage and costs for its customers. Nearly 100 percent of its power generation portfolio is low carbon or carbon-free, reflecting its commitment to sustainable energy solutions. With a strong presence in the energy sector, ENGIE North America supports both commercial and residential markets.

Vena Energy is an integrated renewable energy company based in Singapore, specializing in the ownership, development, construction, and operation of renewable energy plants across the Asia-Pacific region. Founded in 2012, the company focuses on sustainable and cost-effective solutions for generating electricity, aiming to enhance the quality and efficiency of renewable energy systems. Vena Energy is recognized as a leading Independent Power Producer, committed to advancing renewable energy resources and providing reliable energy solutions to its customers.

Stegra operates a state-of-the-art steel production plant designed to accelerate the decarbonization of the European steel industry. It achieves this by integrating green hydrogen technology, renewable energy sources, and artificial intelligence to produce fossil-free steel at competitive prices.

1KOMMA5 ° offers all owners of electric vehicles free electricity, which they refinance through trading with so-called GHG quotas. 1KOMMA5 ° encourages a self-determined and CO2-neutral lifestyle. It combines craftsmanship and high technology to always deliver the cheapest and cleanest energy whether photovoltaics, energy storage, heat pumps, or electric car charging stations.

First Solar is a leading manufacturer of solar photovoltaic panels and systems, utilizing advanced cadmium telluride technology known as thin-film technology to convert sunlight into electricity. The company focuses on utility-scale development projects and operates production facilities in Vietnam, Malaysia, the United States, and India. By continually reducing manufacturing costs, First Solar aims to provide an affordable and environmentally friendly alternative to fossil fuels. It also emphasizes responsible product life cycle management through a comprehensive collection and recycling program for its solar modules, setting industry standards in sustainability.

Bord na Mona is a semi-state company based in Dublin, Ireland, established in 1946. The company operates across six business units: Powergen, Biomass, Resource Recovery, Peat, Horticulture, and Fuels. Its activities include the procurement and supply of biomass, peat-based and renewable power generation, waste recovery, and the production of domestic fuel products. Additionally, Bord na Mona offers a range of horticultural products for both professional and consumer markets. The company's diverse portfolio reflects its commitment to sustainable practices and environmental responsibility.

Ecoat develops and manufactures bio‑based binders and coatings that reduce the carbon footprint of the paint and coating industry. Its product line includes water‑based, bio‑based alkyd emulsions, tension‑free specialty oils, and urethane‑modified alkyd emulsions, as well as air‑purifying emulsions and other specialty products such as secoia and inokem. The company supplies these sustainable binders to manufacturers of architectural, wood, and metal protective coatings, allowing them to produce eco‑friendly paints and varnishes without sacrificing performance.

Founded in 2012 by Jean-Michel Amaré and Pierre-Jean Bonnefond, ATAWEY designs and manufactures turnkey autonomous energy solutions for isolated sites. The company specializes in hydrogen refueling stations to provide reliable, clean, and safe hydrogen energy products and related services, ensuring green energy availability when batteries may have shortages.

Stegra operates a state-of-the-art steel production plant designed to accelerate the decarbonization of the European steel industry. It achieves this by integrating green hydrogen technology, renewable energy sources, and artificial intelligence to produce fossil-free steel at competitive prices.

Qcells is a prominent player in the solar energy sector, focusing on providing reliable and high-performance solar solutions. The company emphasizes the importance of long-term performance and dependable electricity production, appealing to investors seeking profitable returns on solar power investments. By offering robust warranties and being backed by solid financial standing, Qcells assures customers of the viability and sustainability of their solar projects. The company aims to deliver key metrics that position it as a leading choice for those looking to invest in qualified solar solutions, ultimately contributing to the growth and stability of renewable energy initiatives.

CarbonWorks specializes in harnessing microalgae to capture and utilize carbon dioxide. It develops photobioreactors that convert industrial emissions into valuable biomass for agricultural biocontrol and animal feed, enabling industries to produce safe bioproducts at scale while reducing their carbon footprint.

Ib Vogt is a Berlin-based company established in 2002 that specializes in the development, design, engineering, financing, operation, and maintenance of turnkey photovoltaic (PV) plants. The company focuses on renewable energy projects and serves a global clientele, which includes prominent blue-chip companies and investment firms in the renewable energy sector. Ib Vogt's expertise encompasses all aspects of solar power plant development and asset management, positioning it as a key player in the renewable energy market.

Archaea Energy is a developer of renewable natural gas (RNG) in the United States. Founded in 2018 in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, the company focuses on capturing waste emissions and converting them into low-carbon fuel. It builds, operates, and maintains RNG facilities to supply fuel for industries difficult to electrify. Archaea Energy aims to redefine the RNG industry through a disciplined, sustainable project-development approach and by selling RNG under long-term, fixed-price contracts to creditworthy partners. The business emphasizes cost-efficient manufacturing and scalable deployment of RNG projects to support decarbonization efforts.

Origin Materials is a carbon-negative materials company that converts carbon from biomass into useful products, reducing reliance on fossil resources and sequestering carbon in the process. The platform uses abundant non-food biomass, such as wood residues, to produce a broad range of products including packaging, plastics, textiles, automotive parts, tires, carpets, adhesives, fuels, and more. It enables the production of materials such as components related to PET, para-xylene, carbon black, and levulinic acid from biomass inputs. The company targets a large total addressable market across consumer packaging, textiles, automotive, and consumer goods.

GenCell Ltd. is a developer of innovative fuel cell solutions that deliver clean and reliable power globally. Established in 2011 and headquartered in Petah Tikva, Israel, the company offers a range of products including the GenCell A5, an off-grid power solution designed for applications such as telecommunications, education, and water purification. The GenCell G5rx serves as a utility backup power source, providing 5kW of auxiliary electricity for substations during outages of any duration, while the GenCell G5 offers an uninterrupted power supply with unlimited 5kW backup power, catering to sectors like telecom, healthcare, and industrial applications. Additionally, GenCell provides the IoT Remote Manager, which enhances the management of backup power systems across various sectors. The company focuses on delivering cost-effective and environmentally friendly energy solutions, addressing the growing demand for reliable power in diverse and challenging environments.

TransGrid owns, operates, and manages the high-voltage electricity transmission network that links generators, distributors, and end users in New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory. The network comprises overhead lines, underground cables, substations, interconnectors to Victoria and Queensland, and fibre telecommunications. It serves households and businesses while underpinning the National Energy Market on Australia’s east coast by enabling energy trading and access to cost-effective generation. By maintaining a reliable transmission backbone, TransGrid supports the transition to cleaner energy and ensures uninterrupted power supply to end users.

Sierra Energy, established in 2004 and headquartered in Davis, California, specializes in developing FastOx® gasification technology. This innovative process converts waste into energy without combustion, utilizing steam and oxygen to break down trash at a molecular level. The result is a clean syngas that can be transformed into high-value products, promoting a zero-waste future. Sierra Energy's commercial facility operates in Monterey County, California, and the company continues to refine its technology and explore new applications at the Sierra Energy Research Park.

DEPsys is a Swiss technology company based in Puidoux, located on the shores of Lake Geneva in the Lavaux region, known for its vineyard terraces. The company specializes in developing modular systems for power grids, focusing on integrating renewable energy sources like photovoltaic systems and wind turbines into traditional low-voltage electricity networks. Its network optimization platform is designed to measure, monitor, and control the low-voltage grid, allowing energy providers to adapt to the challenges posed by decentralized production and increased energy loads. By offering innovative solutions, DEPsys aims to support the evolution of energy systems in response to the growing demand for sustainable energy practices.

SET Ventures is an Amsterdam-based venture capital firm founded in 2007 that invests in European energy and renewable sector companies across early to growth stages. It backs digital technology-enabled solutions aimed at carbon-free energy systems, including energy generation, distribution and storage, energy efficiency, and smart energy applications in buildings, industry, mobility, and infrastructure. The firm targets investments in technology-enabled clean energy and sustainability initiatives, often with a focus on smart grid, energy storage, and EV/green building applications, and seeks to support portfolio companies with strategic guidance, including board participation. Typical check sizes range from approximately €0.5 million to €6 million per company over the life of participation. SET Ventures concentrates on Europe and prioritizes companies that combine software and hardware components to create scalable energy solutions.

Founded in 2009, Stem provides energy storage solutions and software for businesses to manage energy costs effectively. It offers Athena, a proprietary software using big data and machine learning to optimize energy usage. Stem also deploys distributed batteries in commercial buildings and sells its solutions to various industries.

Sunna Design is a France-based lighting solutions company that designs and manufactures LED and solar lighting products, including integrated solar street lights for isolated and urban areas and related projects, as well as solar-powered smart grids and design services. Its products illuminate public spaces with limited or no access to electricity, enabling autonomous, sustainable lighting in remote or underserved areas. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Blanquefort, France, Sunna Design focuses on renewable energy-powered public lighting to improve safety and reduce pollution and operating costs.

Heliatek GmbH, founded in 2006 and based in Dresden, Germany, specializes in the development and manufacture of organic photovoltaics (OPV) solutions, particularly HeliaSol and HeliaFilm. These innovative products are designed for integration into various building surfaces, including horizontal, vertical, and curved structures, making them suitable for retrofitting existing buildings as well as for new construction. Heliatek's OPV technology is characterized by its ultra-lightweight and flexible nature, contributing to environmentally friendly energy solutions. The company serves a diverse clientele, including those in the building and construction materials industry, automotive manufacturers, and suppliers, and has established strategic partnerships with firms such as AGC Glass Europe and Reckli China. With approximately 160 employees, Heliatek is at the forefront of advancing organic electronics, utilizing advanced roll-to-roll manufacturing processes in controlled environments to produce its solar films.

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 usage in tertiary buildings, achieving a reduction in energy consumption by more than 20%. In addition to enhancing energy efficiency, Effipilot also focuses on improving occupant comfort, making it a valuable solution for organizations seeking to manage their energy resources more effectively.

Founded in Western Australia in 1996, Lithium Universe is a leading lithium company focused on production facilities and brine assets. With experienced management and a strong financial position, the company aims to fuel the electrical revolution through its low-cost lithium production.

EkWateur is a French energy retailer established in 2015 with the aim of becoming a significant player in the country's energy market. The company offers its customers 100% renewable electricity at competitive prices, along with natural gas and wood fuel options for both residential and business clients. EkWateur stands out by providing an innovative, user-friendly platform that enables seamless switching to greener energy sources in just a few clicks. Its mission is to accelerate the transition towards cleaner energy by increasing demand for renewables, thereby encouraging large-scale producers to replace fossil fuels.

Heliatek GmbH, founded in 2006 and based in Dresden, Germany, specializes in the development and manufacture of organic photovoltaics (OPV) solutions, particularly HeliaSol and HeliaFilm. These innovative products are designed for integration into various building surfaces, including horizontal, vertical, and curved structures, making them suitable for retrofitting existing buildings as well as for new construction. Heliatek's OPV technology is characterized by its ultra-lightweight and flexible nature, contributing to environmentally friendly energy solutions. The company serves a diverse clientele, including those in the building and construction materials industry, automotive manufacturers, and suppliers, and has established strategic partnerships with firms such as AGC Glass Europe and Reckli China. With approximately 160 employees, Heliatek is at the forefront of advancing organic electronics, utilizing advanced roll-to-roll manufacturing processes in controlled environments to produce its solar films.

EnerBee is a industrial startup focused on developing energy harvesters that utilize motion to replace batteries in consumer and industrial smart devices. The company addresses the widespread use of devices like watches, remote controls, and connected objects that typically require batteries or charging cables. EnerBee's technology converts movement into energy, eliminating the need for traditional power sources. This innovative solution aims to reduce the environmental impact associated with battery disposal and lower operational costs by providing a sustainable and autonomous energy source for wireless connected objects.

Ideol is a global and pure player in floating foundations for offshore wind and has been engineering and accompanying floating offshore wind projects from conception to installation since 2010. Recipient of numerous innovation and entrepreneurship awards and recognized as one of the most promising cleantech companies, Ideol’s fully integrated team of over 60 experts and engineers has patented numerous innovations of which its globally acclaimed Damping Pool ®. A prestigious panel of international private and public investors have been supporting the company’s growth since its creation.

IONITY operates a charging network designed to enhance the experience of long-distance travel for electric vehicle users. The company provides a network of charging stations that supply electricity to recharge electric cars, as well as neighborhood electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids. By offering these services, IONITY aims to facilitate convenient and efficient access to charging infrastructure, supporting the growing demand for electric mobility and contributing to the broader adoption of electric vehicles.

Cypress Creek Renewables is a leading American company specializing in the development and operation of solar energy projects. It employs a data-driven approach to identify and acquire underutilized land for the construction of solar farms, typically ranging from 2 to 20 megawatts in capacity. The company is recognized for owning the largest solar farm east of the Mississippi River. Cypress Creek partners with landowners, utility companies, and local vendors to finance and operate its solar and storage assets, ensuring that local communities receive affordable access to clean energy. Through this model, Cypress Creek not only contributes to the renewable energy landscape but also helps to lower energy costs for consumers compared to traditional fossil fuels.