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BroadBit Batteries develops innovative sodium-based battery technologies for a sustainable future. Their novel chemistries enable rapid charging and high power output, targeting applications in electric vehicles, portable electronics, starter motors, and grid energy storage.

Place to Plug is an innovative platform that connects electric vehicle (EV) drivers with public and private charging points worldwide. Powered by AI and blockchain technology, it enables users to find, book, and access charging points seamlessly, while allowing charging point owners to increase revenue and enhance their infrastructure's value.

Founded in 2016, Lancey Energy Storage designs, manufactures, and installs electric heaters equipped with eco-friendly batteries. These heaters help households reduce energy bills by storing electricity during off-peak hours and consuming it when necessary. The company also develops mobile applications for managing and monitoring energy consumption.

CPD-SWISS Ltd. is a Swiss public company established in 2012 and based in Bad Zurzach, Canton of Aargau. Initially founded with a share capital of CHF 300,000, the company increased its capital to CHF 2.4 million in 2015. CPD-SWISS specializes in developing and implementing innovative projects that focus on producing diesel fuels and other storable energy carriers from renewable residual waste materials, including biomass and organic waste such as plastics. The company designs and constructs industrial plants based on its proprietary Catalytic Pressureless Depolymerisation (CPD) technology. One such facility is being developed in Bad Zurzach, intended for customer demonstrations, material testing, and ongoing technological advancement in the field of synthetic diesel fuel production.

Founded in 2017, GRZ Technologies specializes in hydrogen-based energy storage solutions. Headquartered in Sion, Switzerland, the company offers products such as DASH (Dense and Safe Hydrogen Storage Module), HyCo (portable high-pressure hydrogen compressor), and AGAS (advanced gas sorption analysis system). Its technology aims to facilitate self-consumption, peak power supply, backup power provision, and laboratory hydrogen delivery.

Maru Systems started in 2007 as an installation company. Maru Systems is an innovative and dynamic company from the Zuidoostbeemster (Noord-Holland) that specializes in energy saving and energy technology. Functional sustainability is at the core of Maru Systems' business philosophy. This focus has led in recent years to the growth of the company and the development of some sustainable, innovative products. They are not a standard installation company, but a company that distinguishes itself through innovation and flexibility.

Founded in 2016, Ampaire is a pioneering aerospace company based in Los Angeles, California. It specializes in designing and developing electric-powered commercial aircraft, focusing on innovations in energy storage, propulsion, and aircraft architecture to make flying cleaner, quieter, safer, more reliable, affordable, and accessible.

3DBattery is a company that specializes in the design, development, and manufacturing of innovative energy storage solutions. Founded in 2016 and based in Tel Aviv, Israel, it focuses on producing a variety of portable energy storage batteries, including rechargeable lithium-ion micro batteries, flexible batteries, and batteries integrated into chips. The company's products cater to the growing demands of flexible and portable electronic devices, such as wearable technology, energy harvesting devices, Internet of Things (IoT) applications, and medical devices. Additionally, 3DBattery aims to enhance energy and power density in its microbatteries through advanced material engineering techniques, addressing the needs of various industries, including electric vehicles and grid storage.

Passive Shower is a mix between a shower tray and a heat recovery exchanger, an easy way to fit in all the houses without problem, a energy saver system. They recover the energy of hot water who goes to the drain.

Nuventura GmbH, founded in 2017 and based in Berlin, Germany, specializes in the design and development of gas-insulated switchgear (GIS) technology. The company has innovated a solution that replaces sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) with dry air, maintaining the advantages of traditional SF6 switchgear while significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Nuventura's technology is compatible with existing IEC standards, allowing industries to effectively control, protect, and isolate electrical equipment while monitoring the health of the switchgear. This advancement positions Nuventura as a key player in promoting sustainable practices within the global energy sector.

Founded in 2013, TwingTec develops and manufactures a containerized mobile wind energy system called TT100. This system generates wind energy in remote and hard-to-reach locations such as off-grid communities, mines, and resorts.

Tiamat is a French company based in Amiens that specializes in designing, developing, and manufacturing sodium-ion battery cells for both mobility and stationary energy storage applications. Established in late 2017 as a spin-off from the CEA and CNRS, Tiamat focuses on innovative energy storage solutions. Its sodium-ion technology is characterized by fast-charging capabilities, high power density, and enhanced cycle life, making it suitable for a variety of power applications. The company is committed to advancing its technology and collaborates with various industrial partners and end users to qualify its prototypes, aiming to meet the growing demand for efficient and long-lasting battery solutions.

Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Leiden, Netherlands, LeydenJar Technologies specializes in enhancing lithium-ion battery performance by replacing traditional graphite anodes with nanoporous, pure silicon anodes. This innovation results in batteries that are cheaper (-20%), greener (-85% CO2 footprint), and have higher energy density (+70%).

envelio GmbH, founded in 2017 and based in Cologne, Germany, specializes in developing software solutions for the planning and operation of energy networks. The company offers the Intelligent Grid Platform (IGP), a modular software system designed to assist distribution grid operators in digitizing and automating their processes. This platform integrates algorithms based on artificial intelligence and mathematical optimization to facilitate the management of distribution grids, allowing for the seamless incorporation of numerous distributed energy resources and smart meter data. Key features of the IGP include applications for data quality management, automated grid planning, and operational support for congestion management in response to potential grid bottlenecks. By enabling grid operators to optimize their operations, envelio plays a crucial role in advancing the energy transition and enhancing grid sustainability and flexibility.

M OLED-Box develops simple and sustainable concepts for lights and replaceable light sources in order to conserve operating materials and protect valuable resources. It is a replacement for conventional ballasts and increases the overall efficiency of the light bar. They were evaluated by independent testing bodies, and converting lighting systems to LED tubes.

The Batteries, established in 2015 by a team of engineers and managers with extensive experience in thin-film production equipment, specializes in the design and manufacturing of advanced battery technologies. The company focuses on creating rechargeable batteries that offer a cost-effective alternative to traditional energy sources. Its products boast more than double the energy density of conventional lithium-ion batteries, while also being durable in challenging environments and safe, with no risk of fire or explosion. The Batteries aims to deliver reliable and economical energy solutions to various industries, leveraging its expertise in vacuum-based equipment and in-line manufacturing processes to ensure high quality and productivity in battery production.

Physee Technologies, founded in 2014 and based in Delft, the Netherlands, specializes in innovative window technology aimed at enhancing energy efficiency in buildings. The company is known for its PowerWindow, a transparent and colorless glass that generates electricity through a luminescent thin-film coating. This technology allows for the integration of smart, energy-producing windows into various architectural designs without compromising aesthetics. By focusing on optimizing building facades, Physee aims to contribute to energy-neutral environments, tapping into the untapped potential of these surfaces to reduce energy consumption in commercial real estate while providing data sensing capabilities.

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.

TESVOLT GmbH, founded in 2014 and based in Wittenberg, Germany, specializes in the manufacture of lithium battery storage systems aimed at the commercial and industrial sectors. The company is recognized as a leader in energy storage solutions within Germany and Europe, focusing on enabling businesses to reduce their energy dependency and contribute to the energy transition. TESVOLT produces intelligent storage systems with capacities ranging from 10 kilowatt-hours to multiple megawatt-hours, ensuring high quality and TÜV-certified safety. Its products can integrate with various renewable energy sources, including solar, wind, and biogas. The company operates a carbon-neutral gigafactory for series production and has received numerous accolades for its innovations, including the German Entrepreneur Award and the TOP 100 “Innovator of the Year.” Co-founders Daniel Hannemann and Simon Schandert leverage their extensive experience in the photovoltaic sector to advance the development of economical and efficient storage solutions.

Elcogen is a manufacturer and developer of high-performance anode-supported Intermediate Temperature Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (IT-SOFC) and SOFC stacks, established in 2001. The company specializes in proprietary materials and technological solutions that enhance the efficiency of solid oxide fuel cells, which are recognized as the most efficient method of energy conversion. Elcogen's technology significantly reduces emissions from natural gas systems, providing twice the power for the same amount of gas. Additionally, its fuel cells facilitate renewable energy generation by converting electricity into hydrogen for long-term storage. With a focus on efficiency, flexibility, and reducing commercial costs, Elcogen aims to support industries in the transition to green hydrogen production and contribute to a cleaner energy future.

UBIK Solutions is a technology company based in Tallinn, Estonia, founded in 2011, that specializes in providing innovative solutions for the sustainable energy sector. The company focuses on developing micro and string inverters for photovoltaic systems, which are designed to enhance power conversion and renewable energy management. By integrating the benefits of microinverters and power optimizers into a single device, UBIK Solutions facilitates the efficient deployment of distributed renewable energy projects. Their mission is to promote the use of renewable energy technologies that are smart, simple, and affordable, ultimately contributing to a sustainable energy economy and addressing global warming challenges.

HAKOM Solutions is the technical leader in the energy industry for time series management. Its technology both enables and accelerates innovation. their solution include standard software, professional services, and support services.

Electrex manufactures energy-saving technology solutions for energy efficiency and energy automation applications. They offer instruments and software for energy measurement, energy saving, consumption, and production management. Their monitoring and management solutions are used in energy efficiency and energy automation applications in industrial, commercial, residential, public buildings, and renewable energy systems and allow a quick return on investment.

CENS Materials Ltd, founded in 2013 and based in Beersheba, Israel, specializes in the manufacture of lithium-ion batteries. The company is at the forefront of developing advanced materials through a proprietary process that creates nano-clusters of particles. This innovative approach enables the production of highly efficient power sources by significantly enhancing the anodes of lithium-ion rechargeable batteries and the electrodes of super-capacitors. By growing carbon nanotubes (CNTs) directly onto particle surfaces, CENS improves electrical conductivity, thermal transport, and reaction efficiency. This technology allows for better utilization of CNT properties, leading to substantial improvements in power and energy output. CENS's CNT-particle clusters provide super-capacitors with approximately 50% more power than those made with traditional CNT mixtures, facilitating faster charging, longer cycle life, and increased reliability.

SaltX Technology is a Swedish greentech company specializing in energy storage solutions. It has developed and patented innovative technology aimed at reducing emissions in industries like lime and cement production.

Trameto Ltd. is a manufacturer based in Swansea, United Kingdom, specializing in power management integrated circuits (PMICs) and wireless IoT edge devices. Established in 2016, the company focuses on developing intelligent, ultra-efficient power management solutions that facilitate micro energy harvesting. Trameto's innovative products aim to eliminate the need for batteries in ultra-low-power systems, enabling the creation of self-sustaining autonomous wireless devices for various Internet of Things applications. By providing effective and economical alternatives to traditional battery dependency, Trameto is poised to drive advancements in the field of energy management for wireless technologies.

Solelia Greentech specializes in providing charging solutions for electric vehicles powered by solar energy. They offer services to real estate companies, municipalities, and businesses seeking non-polluting, locally produced energy for vehicle charging. Their solutions include clean energy for charging, along with financing options, personal branding, service access, and payment infrastructure.

3E is an independent global consultancy and software company that specializes in asset performance management and analytics for renewable energy assets. It aims to support the cost-effective development of a fully renewable energy system by providing solutions that enhance the performance of renewable energy systems, such as wind and solar photovoltaic technologies. The company also focuses on optimizing energy consumption in building and site developments and facilitating interaction with the grid and market. Through its consultancy and software services, 3E helps clients achieve better performance, reduce costs, and improve returns on their investments in renewable energy.

Smart Hydro Power GmbH is a company based in Feldafing, Germany, that specializes in the development and manufacture of kinetic micro-hydro power plants. Founded in 2010, it evolved from a group of turbine developers into a provider of comprehensive renewable energy solutions, focusing on decentralized electrification projects. The company offers a range of products, including smart turbines, smart packages, and an intelligent energy management system, designed to meet the needs of remote and off-grid locations. Smart Hydro Power's systems are eco-friendly, fish-friendly, and require minimal infrastructure, making them a viable alternative for rural electrification. By combining simplicity, competitiveness, and completeness in its offerings, the company aims to enhance productivity and improve living standards in underserved communities.

Siqens GmbH, founded in 2012 and headquartered in Munich, Germany, specializes in the manufacturing of high-temperature methanol fuel cells. The company offers self-sufficient energy systems that integrate solar power and batteries with its innovative fuel cell technology, enabling total energy independence. Siqens' fuel cells effectively bridge the gap between renewable energy sources like solar and wind, providing reliable power generation. The company has conducted extensive research and development alongside multiple field tests to refine its technology, which is now poised for market entry. Recognized for its innovative approach, Siqens received the f-cell award in 2012 and was selected for the EU's Horizon 2020/SME Instrument funding program in 2015, highlighting its commitment to advancing sustainable energy solutions. Additionally, Siqens' technology allows for the production of fuel from various biomass sources, promoting an off-grid energy supply independent of fossil fuels.

VoltStorage GmbH is a German company specializing in the development and production of solar energy storage systems. Based in Olching, Germany, it utilizes eco-friendly vanadium redox flow technology to create power storage devices that allow homeowners to store surplus solar energy generated during the day for use at night. This innovative approach aims to provide renewable energy availability around the clock, contributing to a cleaner and fairer world for future generations. VoltStorage also offers installation and technical support services for its products, which are sold online. The company's commitment to sustainability underscores its mission to enhance the accessibility of renewable energy.

X1 Wind is a company based in Barcelona, Spain, specializing in the development of innovative floating wind platforms for deep-water offshore wind energy. Founded in 2017, X1 Wind has engineered its platform to achieve a significant reduction in both cost and weight—by 50 percent and 80 percent, respectively—compared to traditional floating wind systems. The design features fewer active systems than current alternatives, allowing for simplified installation that can be completed at the port and transported to the site using a small tugboat. This approach not only enhances operational depth range but also improves scalability and reduces maintenance requirements. By focusing on these advancements, X1 Wind aims to provide a clean, affordable energy solution while contributing to global efforts to lower carbon emissions.

Integro-SD specializes in the production of organic fertilizers and, as a derivative, on renewable energy sources. The company is a part of MacHOUSE Holding (Ukraine). The company Integro tries to popularize, develop, and maintain the culture of waste processing and production of renewable energy sources for the benefit of the nation. In 2011, the company Integro mastered the technological process of sustainable anaerobic processing of pure chicken manure with no additives and chemical treatment using reactors of its own manufacture. The company Integro is the author of the original BGU design. In 2012, Integro built the first mobile biogas unit (experimental version) for processing 100 per cent pure chicken manure. In 2014, Integro finished the construction of biogas plant in Kyiv region, Ukraine for processing 1 ton of pure chicken manure per day. Biogas plants by Integro's technology solve the problem of utilization of poultry plants' waste and other agricultural waste due to flexibility of technological process. Biohumus produced in our biogas plant can create the fertile soil layer from the scratch or restore exhausted soil. It is 100 per cent organic and contains no chemicals or other additives. Biohumus is produced from pure chicken manure.

GEV Wind Power specializes in global wind turbine blade maintenance, inspection, and repair services. Initially serving a single European turbine OEM, they have expanded to support owner-operators, utilities, and major turbine manufacturers worldwide. The company offers comprehensive solutions, including fabric and tower services, and is committed to industry innovation through annual technician training and investment in research & development.

VisBlue specializes in developing and producing vanadium redox flow batteries for residential homes and small-to-medium enterprises. Their sustainable battery solutions aim to enhance the efficiency of renewable energy systems, with a focus on scalability and recyclability.

Leclanché SA is a Swiss company that designs, develops, manufactures, and sells customized energy storage solutions across various sectors, including electricity generation, mass transportation, heavy industrial machinery, and specialty batteries. The company operates through three primary segments: the Stationary Business Unit, which focuses on systems for electricity generation and transmission; the e-Transport Business Unit, which provides solutions for marine, road, and rail transportation; and the Specialty Battery Business Unit, which offers both custom and off-the-shelf battery storage and charging solutions for civil, military, medical, and industrial applications. Established in 1909 and headquartered in Yverdon-les-Bains, Leclanché emphasizes sustainability and quality throughout its production processes and serves a global market, exporting to countries including the Netherlands, Canada, France, Germany, and the United States.

Albufera e-Power specializies in the development of aluminium-air batteries and the distribution of energy storage solutions. It operates as a subsidiary of Albufera Energy Storage. Albufera e-Power, through its CELION y SELENE projects, envisages the use of second-life batteries in other electric mobility and smart city applications.

Eco ice is supplying cost-effective and environmentally friendly refrigeration solutions for a variety of cooling applications. In addition to the use of waste heat for cooling through the innovative absorption refrigerator (AKM), Eco also exploits the available LNG temperature level by "recycling the coldness" at -40 to -50 ° C (regasification). In addition to savings in electricity costs, the use of the future-oriented solutions from Eco ice also achieves a drastic reduction in CO2 emissions, making large amounts of the coldness contained in the LNG useful. Founded in 2013, the company is headquartered in Borna, Sachsen.

MEMBRASENZ GmbH was founded in June 2015 by Dr. Jelena Stojadinovic and Prof. Dr. Fabio La Mantia. The company's mission is to supply innovative gas separator solutions for electrolyzers’ industry and make hydrogen universally accessible. Moreover, MEMBRASENZ’s vision is to be the supplier of resource supporting products enabling the sustainability of sense and integrity based energy systems. The company is a spin-off of the Center for Electrochemical Sciences at the Ruhr-University Bochum. MEMBRASENZ has been supported by German Ministry of Economy and Energy BMWi (EXIST grant), Cluster of Excellence RESOLV "Ruhr Explores Solvation" and Horizon 2020 EU Framework Programme for Research and Innovation.

gridX develops an energy platform that connects distributed generation, storage, and consumption to optimize energy flows and form a decentralised, vendor-neutral virtual power plant. The platform enables intelligent control of generation assets and household energy flows, with integration of smart home solutions, and serves as a digital provider for decentralized energy. Founded in 2016 and based in Aachen, Germany, gridX aims to make renewable energies accessible and affordable while helping users reduce electricity costs and enable the energy transition. By linking millions of small producers and consumers on its platform, gridX creates transparency, efficiency, and resilience in energy systems while supporting scalable, local energy management.

DiGas Group, founded in 2012 and based in Riga, Latvia, specializes in the development of dual fuel systems for high horsepower diesel engine applications, particularly in locomotives and the energy sector. The company has pioneered advanced dual fuel technology that delivers performance equivalent to traditional diesel engines while providing significant cost savings and reducing carbon dioxide emissions and particulate matter. DiGas offers a comprehensive range of services including feasibility studies, commercial proposals, detailed technical projects, and after-sale servicing, ensuring clients benefit from both long-term financial and environmental advantages of liquefied natural gas (LNG) and compressed natural gas (CNG). With a commitment to customer support and training, DiGas has built lasting partnerships by addressing client needs and successfully executing various dual-fuel development and commercialization projects.

Founded in 2016, Adaptive Balancing Power develops, manufactures, and sells innovative energy storage devices. Its flagship product is an adaptive flywheel system designed to stabilize power grids dynamically, enabling cost-effective renewable energy integration.

dynamic E flow is a high-tech company, specialized in hollow conductor cooled (capcooltech®) electric motors since 2014. dynamic E flow GmbH (DEF) is a high-tech start-up company with expertise in capcooltech® cooled electric motors. As a leading competence center for directly cooled electric motors, we develop and manufacture special machines, prototypes and small series for a wide range of industries. The capcooltech® hollow conductor cooling system developed and patented by DEF enables new dimensions of performance and efficiency. This is proven by machines in the aerospace, automotive, truck, machine tool and automation industries. The idea for its cooling technology for electric motor systems, capcooltech®, was born when the founders first experienced an overheated electric car engine. Winner of three innovation awards, dynamic E flow uses hollow copper wires instead of solid wires for the motor winding. This prevents overheating and allows its electric motors to deliver twice the power without changing size.

Suntherm is a company that specializes in innovative heating solutions, notably through the development of advanced thermal energy storage systems. Its flagship product, SmartHeat, is the first heating system designed to be compatible with SmartGrid technology, featuring a built-in heat storage component. This system utilizes a specialized heat pump alongside a compact heating battery, which allows for extended heat retention beyond what traditional heating technologies can achieve. By offering alternatives such as low-cost heat pumps and air-to-air heating solutions, Suntherm aims to modernize and improve residential heating systems, providing customers with efficient and sustainable energy options.

KoolZone offers real-time remote monitoring solutions for the hospitality and healthcare industry. By placing advanced discreet wireless sensors inside refrigeration units, supported by a simple, inuitive SaaS software platform, KoolZone automates the capture, storage, analysis and reporting of real-time temperature measurements. They use this data to increase Health & Safety compliance, prevent food waste and help reduce refrigeration energy costs.

PowerSines Ltd. is a global provider of voltage optimization and control technologies, based in Or-Yehuda, Israel. The company specializes in energy efficiency systems, including lighting energy controllers for various scales of deployment, remote energy management systems for real-time electric usage monitoring, and solutions for AC motor efficiency control. PowerSines also develops motor drives and soft starts for electric motors, catering to a diverse range of applications such as street lighting, hospitality, retail, and industrial facilities. By offering comprehensive professional services, including consulting, installation, training, and technical support, the company ensures effective implementation of its solutions. PowerSines aims to reduce energy costs and maintenance expenses for its clients while extending the lifespan of electrical equipment and lowering carbon emissions. Founded in 1980 and originally named Power Electronics Systems Ltd., the company rebranded to PowerSines in 2009.

SunOyster Systems specializes in developing innovative concentrating solar technology through its flagship product, the SunOyster. This device uniquely converts solar energy into both heat and electricity, achieving efficiencies that surpass conventional solar technologies. The SunOyster features a hybrid receiver that integrates concentrated solar power and concentrated photovoltaics, allowing it to produce energy at a geometric concentration of approximately 500 suns. It employs special solar cells with efficiencies of up to 44%, which are actively cooled by a heat transfer fluid capable of reaching temperatures up to 170 °C. The system converts around 75% of solar radiation into usable energy and is particularly effective for various applications, including heating, warm water, and solar cooling. This makes it an ideal solution for industries, hotels, offices, and homes, especially in sunny regions, where it can deliver cost-effective solar energy while also providing thermal management capabilities.

Smalle Technologies is a Barcelona University spinoff dedicated to developing clean renewable energy methods that are independent of fossil fuels and environmentally friendly. The company focuses on researching sustainable energy sources to meet current needs without compromising future resources.

Founded in 2013, Albufera specializes in developing advanced energy storage solutions. It focuses on researching aluminum-based electrochemical battery technologies and producing Al-Air batteries for commercial use.

Homebiogas Ltd is an Israeli company established in 2012, specializing in the development and manufacture of compact anaerobic digestion systems for residential use. The company’s innovative technology transforms household food scraps and animal manure into clean cooking gas and liquid fertilizer, addressing both waste management and energy needs in an environmentally friendly manner. Homebiogas markets its products through a network of distributors, ensuring accessibility to its advanced and cost-effective solutions. By maintaining high safety and health standards, Homebiogas aims to promote sustainable living and reduce reliance on traditional energy sources.

Easelink develops and industrializes conductive charging technologies for electric vehicles, aiming to automate and accelerate the charging process. It centers on MATRIX CHARGING, an automated conductive charging system with no moving parts outside the vehicle, designed to be stationary and scalable. The technology uses a charging pad that enables automatic direct physical connection as soon as a vehicle parks on top, eliminating the need for manual plugging and enabling convenient, efficient EV charging.

ZeroPoint Technologies specializes in innovative memory compression technology aimed at enhancing data center and smart device efficiency. By removing up to 70% of unnecessary information from microchips, the company enables significantly improved performance, achieving up to 50% more performance per watt. This technology combines ultra-fast data compression, real-time data compaction, and transparent memory management into a single solution, making it distinct in the industry. The company's products allow data centers to maximize performance while minimizing energy consumption, and enable smart device developers to enhance performance and user experience without sacrificing battery life. ZeroPoint's approach is founded on decades of research from a renowned academic group, supported by a robust patent portfolio and a continuous pipeline of innovative ideas. The company delivers hardware intellectual property blocks that clients can integrate into their systems on a chip (SoC) and collaborates closely with industry leaders on advanced technology projects.

Nerve Smart Systems develops battery management and high-power charging technology, centered on its Nerve Switch, a semiconductor-based switch that selectively controls individual battery cells according to health and state of charge to create a dynamic topology for large-scale battery systems. This approach maximizes capacity and can reduce reliance on traditional DC/DC power electronics. The company targets high-efficiency, rapid charging for electric vehicles and maritime sectors, including e-vessels, and supports integration of energy storage, renewable energy, and remote monitoring with software updates. It enables charging during low-cost periods, enhances battery durability through advanced algorithms, and aims to lower infrastructure costs while enabling high-power charging in sites with limited grid capacity. The company has pursued funding programs such as the EU Horizon 2020 program to advance its battery-backed charging solutions.

Founded in 2016, Pydro develops modular water turbines for integrated smart pressure management and energy recovery in water pipe networks. The company offers compact, self-powered solutions that convert energy surpluses into usable power, enabling efficient water flow monitoring while reducing operational costs and environmental impact.

Aurelius Environmental is a battery recycling company. All types of Batteries are accepted in any quantities and either on a contractual or spot price basis. Besides offering very competitive rates for your unwanted batteries, Aurelius is developing a radical, green way of recycling batteries in conjunction with Cambridge University. In partnership with Cambridge University, Aurelius is developing a radical new process to recycle lead acid batteries. This process typifies the Aurelius approach – a cleaner, better process that benefits the community, harnesses hazardous waste as a raw material, does not require large inputs of energy and produces cleaner, purer chemical products for re-use.

EDS HV Group is a UK-based provider of high voltage engineering services, specialising in the design, installation, commissioning, and operations of wind farm construction projects. The company offers comprehensive solutions from initial design through to ongoing maintenance, ensuring high-quality service 24/7 throughout the year. With extensive experience and expertise, EDS HV focuses on offshore wind farm installations and high voltage management services for both onshore and offshore wind farms, as well as utility infrastructure.

Rouge H2 focuses on the development of hydrogen production, solid state storage and OSOD™ (On-Site On-Demand) systems.

Alelion Energy Systems AB, based in Nödinge, Sweden, specializes in energy storage solutions and the development of high-performance lithium-ion batteries. Established in 2006 as a spin-out from ETC Batteries and Fuelcells, the company focuses on designing and delivering tailor-made battery systems and power electronics that cater to demanding applications across various industries. Alelion Energy Systems emphasizes the safety and longevity of its lithium-ion cells, which are engineered to offer exceptional cycle performance. The company manages the complete battery subsystem, allowing clients to concentrate on their core products and applications. With a production area of 1600 m² and a team of highly educated employees possessing extensive experience in electronics, software, and mechanical development, Alelion combines robust technical expertise with a commitment to efficient production processes. The company's evolution included a change of ownership in 2007 and a rebranding in 2016, highlighting its continuous growth and innovation in the energy storage sector.

Kitemill develops technology for generating renewable energy safely and cost-effectively using airborne wind power. This innovative approach harnesses the stronger, more consistent winds high above Earth's surface, offering a nearly unlimited source of clean energy.

Stalsmidjan Framtak provides automated anode fork repair system for the aluminium rodding plant. The history of Stalsmidjan ehf. extends back to the year 1933. Ship repairs and conversions have always been the mainstream of the company's operations. The first steel boat to be built in Iceland was built by Stalsmidjan in 1955, a tugboat with 1000 hp main engine, for the Reykjavík Harbour Authorities. In 1962 Stalsmidjan also built the first Icelandic steel fishing boat. There is a long ship building tradition in the company, which has constructed and modified a total of 36 steel vessels, up to 68 meters in length. Stalsmidjan operates its own slipway in Reykjavík Harbour and a carpenter’s workshop, specialized in ship works and renovations of older woodwork. Stalsmidjan has wide experience in new buildings, improvements and maintenance work both for hydro electric power stations and steam turbine stations as well as in energy distribution systems. Framtak ehf. was founded in the year 1988. In the year 2000 Framtak bought the company Blossi hf, and established the daughter company Framtak-Blossi ehf. This company covers specialized diesel-tuning and automotive workshops, and is authorized as "Bosch Diesel Centre" in Iceland. It also operates a retail shop and services for the metal industry. Earlier, the main focus was on the marine sector and Framtak has covered some of the largest and most complicated machinery repair and installation projects, both for Icelandic and foreign owners, but later the land-based industry and the Icelandic power industry became more important factor in the company’s activities. This change in policy lead to contracts with prime companies in the power supply sector, like Orkuveita Reykjavikur, HS Orka, and Landsvirkjun, among others, and Framtak has undertaken and overseen some of the largest and most complicated geothermal power plant projects in Iceland in the recent years. In December 2006 Stalsmidjan bought all shares in Framtak and Framtak-Blossi ehf. and henceforth they worked closely together, with mutual office and workshop facilities in new housing in Gardabaer and a big workshop at Grundartangi. In 2013, Stalsmidjan and Framtak merged as Stalsmidjan – Framtak ehf. and is now one of the biggest company of its type in Iceland, offering a wide range of services and solutions in the machine, shipping and metal industry.

Ocean Harvesting Technologies AB, founded in 2007 and headquartered in Karlskrona, Sweden, specializes in the development of wave power technology, specifically through its innovative Wave Energy Converter (WEC) known as the Infinity WEC. The company's research and development efforts focus on integrating energy storage within the power take-off (PTO) system of WECs, which enhances power capture performance and stabilizes electricity generation. Ocean Harvesting has pioneered the use of gravitational energy storage and, more recently, a flywheel in conjunction with an infinitely variable transmission to achieve advanced force control capabilities. The design of the Infinity WEC, featuring a lightweight ball screw actuation system, is optimized for converting the buoy's slow, reciprocating motion into high-speed rotary motion. Additionally, a wave-to-wire model has been developed to assess the performance of the Infinity WEC under various operational scenarios. The company is advancing towards building a half-scale Hardware-In-the-Loop testing rig to validate its technology before full-scale sea testing.

Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Leiden, Netherlands, LeydenJar Technologies specializes in enhancing lithium-ion battery performance by replacing traditional graphite anodes with nanoporous, pure silicon anodes. This innovation results in batteries that are cheaper (-20%), greener (-85% CO2 footprint), and have higher energy density (+70%).

HSL Technologies develops hydrogen solutions focusing on safe transport, storage, and on-demand generation. Its HydroSil-based technology enables hydrogen to be moved through conventional infrastructure with reduced risk, supporting scalable delivery and storage. The company also engineers hydrogen generation technology that produces hydrogen on demand through a controlled reaction between two stable liquids, enabling safe transport and storage at ambient temperature and pressure. By delivering energy-dense, adaptable hydrogen options, HSL Technologies addresses logistical challenges tied to traditional storage and supports the transition to low-carbon energy systems.

OakTec is an engineering research specialist with a history of world-leading innovation in low carbon vehicle powertrain technologies, novel combustion engines, and hybrid vehicle energy recovery systems. Founded by Paul Andrews and Bill Meeson in 1999, OakTec is an independent company with a history in the development of novel technologies in the area of low carbon road transport and power generation. OakTec is now solely focused on the development and commercialization of the Pulse-R™ engine innovation.

Aris Pump provides Hydrogen generator for higher fuel efficiency and lower carbon emissions in maritime transport. Its developed H2MOVE which uses hydrogen as a fuel additive in order to reduce the fossil fuel usage in industrial boilers and generators in Cyprus. H2MOVE uses unique materials, requires no hydrogen storage and the electricity demand is negligible. The hydrogen engine costs €55,000 and the customer payback period is 1,5 years.

GFM Photovoltaic works with the best products on the market, TESLA, FRONIUS, VICTRON, CIRCUTOR and AMPERE to offer viable photovoltaic solar energy solutions,and savings to our customers, making the use of Photovoltaic Solar Energy a reality, allowing the greatest savings, independence and energy sustainability, applicable in all sectors and situations in which energy consumption is required. GFM Photovoltaic believes in sustainability and respect for the environment. It believes that renewable energies are the future, but also the present.

Quantum Electric specializes in innovative E-Gear technology, which revolutionizes the design of electric gearboxes to achieve high peak power and efficiency across a broader range of electric power levels compared to traditional motors and generators. The company has developed a multispeed transmission system that integrates electronic gears within the motor itself, utilizing connected phase coils in stator modules to create an efficient speed control mechanism. This advanced design allows for optimal performance, enabling clients to minimize battery energy consumption in urban traffic conditions while maximizing power output and torque across varying speeds. Quantum Electric's technology aims to enhance the performance and efficiency of electric vehicles, addressing the growing demand for sustainable transportation solutions.

ZapGo Ltd. is a technology company based in Oxford, United Kingdom, founded in 2013. The company specializes in the development and manufacturing of carbon-ion cells, which are designed for use in electric vehicles, smartphones, and grid energy storage. ZapGo's innovative approach focuses on enhancing supercapacitor performance to match that of conventional batteries while avoiding the use of lithium, cobalt, and rare earth materials. By employing nano-carbon materials and ionic electrolytes, ZapGo's products achieve a combination of long life, high power density, and rapid charging capabilities, along with energy densities comparable to leading batteries. Additionally, the design of their cells prioritizes safety, as they do not contain materials that can ignite, and they offer recyclability at the end of their life cycle. The company also operates an office in Charlotte, North Carolina, to support its growing business.

Founded in 2006, Carbon Recycling International specializes in producing renewable methanol using carbon dioxide, hydrogen, and electricity. Its proprietary technology enables large-scale conversion of emissions into liquid fuels and chemicals, promoting sustainability within the power generation and industrial production sectors.

SolarGaps develops smart blinds with built-in photovoltaic modules that automatically track the sun to generate electricity and regulate indoor temperature. The system integrates solar panels in the blinds to generate power for electrical devices and can store energy in battery storage for emergency use. The product enables homeowners and commercial spaces to produce their own energy, reduce electricity costs, and improve energy efficiency, while allowing remote monitoring and control via a smartphone app. The company is headquartered in Kyiv, Ukraine.

Wello Oy is a Finnish company specializing in the manufacture of wave energy converters, specifically the Penguin Core, which encompasses design, licensing, control software, and expertise for developing scalable wave parks. Founded in 2008 and based in Espoo, Wello's innovative Penguin wave energy converter captures energy from ocean waves using a unique design that enables it to respond dynamically to wave movements. The asymmetrical hull of the Penguin creates a gyrating motion that directly drives a generator, eliminating the need for mechanical or hydraulic gears and enhancing efficiency. Wello aims to provide ecological and commercially viable solutions for harnessing renewable energy from the sea, making low-cost energy accessible for various applications.

Solarbox offers a comprehensive solution in terms of energy and environment for industries and homes. The company implements energy systems based on renewable energy of the latest generation such as biomass, solar, wind, hydraulic and waste revaluation. Solarbox carries out needs studies, analyze the environmental situation and calculate the impact on the environment.

Oceanflow Energy Limited is a technology development company with specific focus on the design and demonstration of floating solutions for the tidal stream and deep water offshore wind markets. Oceanflow also provides consultancy support to inventor companies in the fields of wave and tidal energy by helping them take their concept through to full scale deployment.

Norsepower Oy Ltd, founded in 2012 and based in Helsinki, Finland, is a clean technology and engineering company specializing in generating renewable wind energy for the global maritime industry. The company offers auxiliary wind propulsion systems that are low-maintenance, software-operated, and data-verified. Their flagship product, the rotor sail solution, utilizes the magnus effect to harness wind power and propel ships, thereby reducing fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions.

Conrad Liphard & Söhne engages in the production of ceramic materials and goods. Conrad Liphard & Söhne has developed a new and innovative baking plate from ceramic with outstanding baking characteristics, Thermoback. This development has demonstrated energy-efficient, durable, and heat conduction improvement. The plate is made of a mixture of calcium oxide, aluminum oxide, as well as various additives as silicon carbide which helps to reach optimal heating values. Thermoback demonstrated: about 30% of energy savings, high stability of the plates (firm, unbreakable plates), time savings up to 25%, and a higher product quality. Liphard & Söhne wants to introduce thermoback technology into the market, and therefore, with the requested fund, a feasibility study as well as a market research will facilitate the product’s entry.

DiGas Group, founded in 2012 and based in Riga, Latvia, specializes in the development of dual fuel systems for high horsepower diesel engine applications, particularly in locomotives and the energy sector. The company has pioneered advanced dual fuel technology that delivers performance equivalent to traditional diesel engines while providing significant cost savings and reducing carbon dioxide emissions and particulate matter. DiGas offers a comprehensive range of services including feasibility studies, commercial proposals, detailed technical projects, and after-sale servicing, ensuring clients benefit from both long-term financial and environmental advantages of liquefied natural gas (LNG) and compressed natural gas (CNG). With a commitment to customer support and training, DiGas has built lasting partnerships by addressing client needs and successfully executing various dual-fuel development and commercialization projects.

Founded in 2014, Gnanomat specializes in the design and development of next-generation nanomaterials, with a focus on graphene-based materials for energy storage systems.

Hydraredox develops and manufacturers electrochemical energy storage based on proprietary vanadium redox technology.

Powervault Ltd. specializes in developing and marketing innovative energy storage solutions, notably a plug-and-play device designed for residential use. Founded in 2012 and based in London, the company’s product integrates a battery and control system that captures surplus electricity generated by solar panels during the day. This stored energy can then be utilized during the evening, allowing households to reduce reliance on grid electricity and potentially lower their electricity bills by up to 15%. Powervault markets its products through a network of solar PV installers across the United Kingdom. The device represents a significant advancement in the energy storage market, combining affordability and sustainability to benefit both consumers and the environment.

Sonolis was founded in late 2009 by a group of engineers and entrepreneurs driven by the common desire to create an innovative start-up operating in the renewable energy sector. Sonolis specializes in the design of electronic systems for the production and storage of electricity from renewable sources.
 Sonolis has grown over the years, acquiring an increasing recognition in the electrical and electronic market with the main goal to follow the industry and advanced services, providing innovative products and services for the construction and maintenance of renewable energy installations based on customers’ specific requirements.

Laki Power ehf is an Icelandic company established in 2015, specializing in eco-friendly power solutions through innovative research and development services. Headquartered in Reykjavik, Laki Power focuses on advanced monitoring systems for overhead power lines, employing technologies such as real-time intelligence and specialized sensors. Their grid inspection solution enhances preventive maintenance by allowing drones to charge directly on high-voltage lines, facilitating autonomous inspections in remote areas where ground crew deployment is impractical. The company also addresses critical issues like icing, wildfires, and grid congestion by providing stationary monitoring solutions at essential grid points. Through these initiatives, Laki Power aims to optimize grid capacity and improve reliability without relying on external power sources.

NewWind R&D is a company specialized in energy harvesting technologies for distributed power generation from a natural biomimetic approach. The company's objective is to become a worldwide benchmark company on renewable energy harvesting technology and art fusion for smart grid power generation.

Xerolutions is a technology-based company founded in 2011 as a spin-off of the Spanish National Research Council, known for its extensive research in porous materials and microwave systems. The company specializes in the innovative synthesis of nano-porous organic materials, significantly improving the production of super-capacitors. Its proprietary technology allows for precise control over the synthesis process, enabling the customization of internal porous structures and shapes. Xerolutions' methods reduce production time by 90% and energy consumption, while simplifying operational procedures. The company's expertise in microwave applications further supports clients in effectively integrating microwave technology into their industrial processes. Recognized for its innovative nature, Xerolutions has received prestigious awards, including the SODECO award and an INNPACTO from the Ministry of Science and Innovation.

Echandia specializes in developing advanced energy storage solutions and battery systems specifically for maritime transportation, shipping, and other heavy-duty applications. The company's product lineup includes LTO Battery Systems that utilize Lithium-Titanate-Oxide technology, known for their exceptional safety, rapid charging capabilities—fully charged in approximately 10 minutes—and an impressive lifespan exceeding 30,000 cycles. Additionally, Echandia offers the Echandia Energy system, an air-cooled lithium-ion battery designed for long-term maritime use, ensuring both safe and efficient operation. Furthermore, the Echandia Power system is engineered for hybrid applications, providing high power output for short durations, typically lasting five minutes or less per cycle. Through these innovative solutions, Echandia aims to promote zero-emission energy use in maritime, rail, and wind power sectors, enabling clients to adopt sustainable energy assets in their operations.

Modern and innovative technologies "made in Germany" ensure the continued existence of our prosperity and the future of our children. Q3 develops and produces these technologies. The Q3 ENERGIE GmbH & Co. KG develops, produces and markets electronic devices, preferably for the field of renewable energies. Q3 stands for the highest quality of products, services and innovations. This is ensured right from the start by the founders' many years of experience, an excellent supplier concept and a coherent and holistic quality management system. Research and Development for a Clean Future Q3 has a research and development department where highly skilled engineers ensure that that Q3 products are durable and robust, and that the yields of energy generation plants are assured with maximum efficiency. Some awards, such as the founding prize of the Schwäbische Zeitung "Market Leader New Technologies 2012", "Industry Award 2013 BEST OF", "SmartEnergyMarket Award Nomination" awarded in 2013, prove the innovative orientation of the Q3 development. The production of Q3 products is handled exclusively by certified and state-of-the-art EMS service providers in Germany. This ensures that all Q3 products meet the highest quality standards. In addition, the outsourced manufacturing concept allows a high degree of flexibility - which has paid off in the strongly fluctuating renewable energy market. Service fast and easy Q3 works with specially selected Q3 trained and certified system partners who are committed to Q3 quality standards. In addition to qualified system planning and customer-oriented advice, these partners also provide competent assistance quickly in the event of service.

Exoès specializes in reducing CO2 emissions and fuel consumption in transportation through its innovative Rankine cycle technology. The company designs and develops systems that convert waste heat from exhaust gases into electricity for various vehicle types, including automobiles, heavy-duty vehicles, and buses.

Advanced MicroTurbines develops microturbine technology for generating electricity from pressurized gases in remote areas. Their system harnesses energy lost during gas decompression, providing reliable power for off-grid monitoring and control systems.

Homebiogas Ltd is an Israeli company established in 2012, specializing in the development and manufacture of compact anaerobic digestion systems for residential use. The company’s innovative technology transforms household food scraps and animal manure into clean cooking gas and liquid fertilizer, addressing both waste management and energy needs in an environmentally friendly manner. Homebiogas markets its products through a network of distributors, ensuring accessibility to its advanced and cost-effective solutions. By maintaining high safety and health standards, Homebiogas aims to promote sustainable living and reduce reliance on traditional energy sources.

FreeWire Technologies, Inc. is a manufacturer of mobile electric vehicle (EV) chargers, focused on providing innovative charging solutions that enhance the accessibility of EV charging infrastructure. Established in 2014 and based in San Leandro, California, the company produces several models, including the Mobi Charger v0, v1, and v2, which cater to varying charging needs and capabilities. FreeWire’s flagship product, the Boost Charger, integrates battery technology with power conversion systems, allowing for high-power charging without the need for extensive grid upgrades. This technology enables ultrafast charging at locations that typically lack sufficient electrical infrastructure. FreeWire has successfully deployed its battery-integrated chargers across the United States, serving Fortune 100 companies, commercial clients, fleets, and retail spaces, and has partnered with major organizations to expand its reach. Additionally, the company's systems provide clean and quiet power solutions, effectively replacing or supplementing diesel generators for various remote power applications, thereby supporting the transition away from fossil fuels.

EKU Power Drives GmbH is a Stuttgart-based company that specializes in developing and marketing gas-electric hybrid systems for industrial applications, particularly in the oil and gas sector. Founded in 2014, the company focuses on replacing traditional diesel power trains with innovative gas-electric solutions that utilize natural gas as the primary fuel. Their systems are designed to lower operating costs and reduce the environmental impact of hydraulic fracturing and gas flaring. EKU Power Drives combines robust gas engine technology with dynamic electric motors, featuring components such as an energy storage system, an electric drive, and an intelligent control unit. This technology enhances efficiency by managing power distribution between the generator, battery, and electric drive, while also improving engine performance and reducing idle time. The company aims to create cost-effective and resource-saving powertrain solutions by leveraging proven technologies and their extensive research and development experience.

Synvertec is an Israeli energy technology company founded in 2014 that develops control software and hardware to stabilize grids with high penetration of renewable energy and distributed energy resources. Its Synchronverter technology converts renewable-inverter outputs into grid-stabilizing devices by emulating the dynamics of a synchronous generator, enabling greater integration of RES and DERs and improving grid stability. The company targets diverse grids including islanded systems and microgrids and serves sectors such as remote communities, agriculture, and mining. By enabling inverter-based resources to replace traditional thermal generation, Synvertec aims to maximize electricity utilization, reliability, and the transition to modern, flexible power networks.

Cool Energy, Inc., founded in 2006 and based in Boulder, Colorado, specializes in developing innovative systems that harness renewable energy sources for carbon-free power production. The company's flagship product is the ThermoHeart® Engine, which converts operational waste heat into electricity. This engine captures waste heat from various sources such as industrial exhaust stacks, stationary power generators, and thermal pollution control equipment, converting it into clean and renewable electrical power. The ThermoHeart® Engine operates efficiently with a temperature difference of 320° Celsius, producing up to 25 kilowatts of electricity per module. It is designed to be quiet, low-maintenance, and highly efficient, making it suitable for various applications including commercial and industrial facilities, remote generators, biomass power, solar thermal power, and geothermal settings. The engine's design incorporates modern techniques such as advanced computer optimization and high-surface-area heat exchangers, ensuring reliable performance with minimal maintenance.

Smalle Technologies is a Barcelona University spinoff dedicated to developing clean renewable energy methods that are independent of fossil fuels and environmentally friendly. The company focuses on researching sustainable energy sources to meet current needs without compromising future resources.

SunOyster Systems specializes in developing innovative concentrating solar technology through its flagship product, the SunOyster. This device uniquely converts solar energy into both heat and electricity, achieving efficiencies that surpass conventional solar technologies. The SunOyster features a hybrid receiver that integrates concentrated solar power and concentrated photovoltaics, allowing it to produce energy at a geometric concentration of approximately 500 suns. It employs special solar cells with efficiencies of up to 44%, which are actively cooled by a heat transfer fluid capable of reaching temperatures up to 170 °C. The system converts around 75% of solar radiation into usable energy and is particularly effective for various applications, including heating, warm water, and solar cooling. This makes it an ideal solution for industries, hotels, offices, and homes, especially in sunny regions, where it can deliver cost-effective solar energy while also providing thermal management capabilities.

Founded in 1934. Energy Storage has been the core business of CEGASA since then. Their team has accumulated a great deal of expertise in this field in combination with R&D Institutes and Universities.

Suntherm is a company that specializes in innovative heating solutions, notably through the development of advanced thermal energy storage systems. Its flagship product, SmartHeat, is the first heating system designed to be compatible with SmartGrid technology, featuring a built-in heat storage component. This system utilizes a specialized heat pump alongside a compact heating battery, which allows for extended heat retention beyond what traditional heating technologies can achieve. By offering alternatives such as low-cost heat pumps and air-to-air heating solutions, Suntherm aims to modernize and improve residential heating systems, providing customers with efficient and sustainable energy options.

EDS HV Group is a UK-based provider of high voltage engineering services, specialising in the design, installation, commissioning, and operations of wind farm construction projects. The company offers comprehensive solutions from initial design through to ongoing maintenance, ensuring high-quality service 24/7 throughout the year. With extensive experience and expertise, EDS HV focuses on offshore wind farm installations and high voltage management services for both onshore and offshore wind farms, as well as utility infrastructure.

Eco ice is supplying cost-effective and environmentally friendly refrigeration solutions for a variety of cooling applications. In addition to the use of waste heat for cooling through the innovative absorption refrigerator (AKM), Eco also exploits the available LNG temperature level by "recycling the coldness" at -40 to -50 ° C (regasification). In addition to savings in electricity costs, the use of the future-oriented solutions from Eco ice also achieves a drastic reduction in CO2 emissions, making large amounts of the coldness contained in the LNG useful. Founded in 2013, the company is headquartered in Borna, Sachsen.

ReMoni ApS is a Danish company founded in 2013 that specializes in resource monitoring through the use of small wireless sensors. These sensors can be easily attached to various technical installations, such as cables and pipes, to provide real-time monitoring of energy consumption and detect production irregularities. ReMoni's technology offers features including automatic alarms, early warnings of potential issues, and remote surveillance, which together help users manage their resources more effectively and reduce waste. The company’s innovative approach combines cloud-based artificial intelligence and machine learning to optimize energy and resource usage across various sectors, including agriculture, public services, and households. By providing a cost-effective and user-friendly monitoring system, ReMoni aims to support sustainability efforts and minimize CO2 footprints.

NeoZeo AB is a Swedish company specializing in the development of biogas upgrading equipment aimed at producing biomethane from raw biogas generated on farms and from municipal waste. Founded in 2010 as a spin-off from Stockholm University’s Arrhenius laboratory, NeoZeo leverages extensive research in materials chemistry to offer innovative solutions for gas separation, particularly in the context of carbon dioxide and methane separation. The company has developed unique zeolite adsorbents and continues to invest in research and development to enhance the performance of its technologies. In addition to its biogas systems, NeoZeo provides consulting services focused on gas separation, nanoparticles, and material processing. With operations in Stockholm, Sweden, and an additional office in Riga, Latvia, NeoZeo serves both local and international markets, catering to the needs of farms and municipalities.