EASME

EASME is a European Union executive agency that supports small and medium-sized enterprises and promotes innovation in Europe. It manages projects in the areas of small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as the environment, energy, and maritime sectors, funded by COSME, LIFE, and EMFF. EASME organizes the European Sustainable Energy Week and serves industries such as environmental management, energy production, and maritime activities.

Past deals in Solar Energy

Capsun

Grant in 2019
Capsun is focused on being the technology provider of the optical filter technology used in BlueSolar Tech. Capsun Technologies has developed the BlueSolar Technology together with Ghenova Ingenieria. Capsun core knowledge comes from highly qualified personnel from solar leading institutions worldwide. Capsun is focused on being the technology provider of the optical filter technology used in BlueSolar Tech., which includes R&D, Market Development, Commercial Resources and Operations.

Pexapark

Grant in 2019
Pexapark provides an energy investment platform that specializes in software and advisory services for post-subsidy renewable energy sales and risk management. The platform serves as an operating system for the entire energy trading and sales workflow, from price discovery to analytics, execution and monitoring, and covers solar and wind projects in multiple countries. It helps renewable investors structure power sales, complete power purchase agreement transactions, sell energy, and monitor energy risks, with advisory and educational resources to support decision-making. Based in Schlieren, Switzerland.

Lightyear

Grant in 2019
Lightyear is a Dutch automotive company focused on developing electric vehicles that harness solar energy. Its flagship model, the Lightyear Zero, integrates advanced solar panels to generate power from sunlight and extend driving range, reducing reliance on traditional charging methods.

SolarSwing

Grant in 2019
SolarSwing specializes in transparent solar shading technology aimed at enhancing the comfort and energy efficiency of buildings. The company offers both interior solutions and integrated systems for glass roofs and facades. By creating transparent solar panels that optimize daylight and harness solar energy, SolarSwing transforms glass structures into energy-generating assets. This innovation significantly reduces energy consumption, contributing to healthier and more productive environments for occupants.

Tiamat

Grant in 2019
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.

Virtualmechanics

Grant in 2019
Virtualmechanics is a technology consulting firm specializing in mechanical engineering. It serves clients in the solar energy, railway, and television sectors, providing research and development, simulation, consulting, and technical advisory services. The company applies computational mechanics and multiphysics calculations to help clients innovate, integrate new technologies, enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and gain a competitive edge.

VSPARTICLE

Grant in 2019
VSPARTICLE is a company that specializes in the development of nanoparticle generators, facilitating the on-site production of microscopic particles for various applications, including sensors, batteries, catalysis, solar cells, healthcare, and additive manufacturing. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Delft, The Netherlands, VSPARTICLE enables researchers and industry professionals to create new materials with ease, allowing for faster development and integration into final products. The company's technology emphasizes sustainable and flexible production methods, providing essential building blocks for innovative applications across multiple sectors. By streamlining the production process, VSPARTICLE supports the advancement of materials science and contributes to the creation of environmentally friendly technologies.

Siarq

Grant in 2018
Siarq is a company focused on the design and development of advanced solar products and services tailored for smart cities and urban architecture. It specializes in clean energy technology that integrates solar energy, lighting, Internet of Things (IoT) technology, and extensive data capture to foster the development of smart urban environments. Siarq's offerings include smart solar streetlights, LED lighting solutions, and remote monitoring systems, which provide real-time environmental data, including air quality reports. Additionally, the company develops photovoltaic energy generators and solar pentagon kits, enabling clients to enhance urban sustainability and improve the quality of life in cities through innovative energy solutions.

UBIK Solutions

Grant in 2018
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.

Aragon Photonics Labs

Grant in 2018
Aragon Photonics develops, build and market highly innovative optical and photonic test & measurement solutions Aragon Photonics develops, build and market highly innovative optical and photonic test & measurement solutions for a variety of industries: fiber optic telecom, fiber optic sensing, concentrated solar power… Their growing portfolio of unique products is based on proprietary or exclusively licensed patents. R&D is at our core, they have a highly skilled team and foster close collaborations with Universities and research centers to convert great ideas into great products. Aragon Photonics was started in 2004 to create the BOSA, a revolutionary optical spectrum analyzer based in Brillouin scattering. With great effort and dedication they were able to set BOSA as a reference product, validated by some of the most relevant research institutions and high-tech companies in the World, and make Aragon Photonics a recognized brand in fiber optic test & measurement. With the experience and expertise gathered in the path to make BOSA the world-class product it is today, they have been able to develop and launch new products and many others that are in their R&D pipeline waiting for they turn.

Solelia Greentech

Grant in 2018
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

Grant in 2018
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.

Siqens

Grant in 2018
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

Grant in 2018
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.

EKIONA Iluminacion Solar

Grant in 2018
EKIONA Solar Lighting is a company located in the Miramon Technology Park in San Sebastian, Spain. They are specialized in offering, since 2010, personalized lighting solutions for each specific situation.

Alaz Arima

Grant in 2018
Alaz Arima S.L., established in 2016 and headquartered in Berrioplano, Spain, specializes in the design and manufacture of thermosiphon-based cooling systems. These systems facilitate heat transfer across various applications, including PV central inverters, power converters, electric generators, windmill nacelles, gearboxes, transformers, and hydraulic power packs. Alaz Arima serves diverse sectors such as solar photovoltaic energy, wind energy, railway, shipping, and infrastructure.

VisBlue

Grant in 2017
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.

dhp Technology

Grant in 2017
DHP Technology is an energy startup focused on developing innovative solar solutions. It aims to balance environmental responsibility with economic viability. The company specializes in patented retractable solar roof systems designed to protect panels from harsh weather conditions while maximizing efficiency. These systems can be installed atop existing infrastructure like sewage treatment plants, parking lots, and logistics facilities, enabling dual-use of spaces without hindering primary functions.

Ennos Ag

Grant in 2017
Ennos is a Swiss company established in 2006 as a spin-off from Berne University of Applied Sciences. The company specializes in the development and distribution of efficient portable solar pumps designed for smallholder irrigation and domestic water supply, particularly in developing countries. Ennos focuses on promoting sustainable and CO2-free technologies that enhance income, productivity, and labor efficiency while ensuring a responsible use of energy and water resources. Based in Merzligen, Switzerland, the company manufactures various pumping technologies, including a 2 horsepower sunlight pump and a 0.5 horsepower solar power pump, thereby addressing the needs of its clients in the agricultural and domestic sectors.

SunOyster Systems

Grant in 2017
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.

Asoluna AB

Grant in 2017
Asoluna is a Gothenburg solar energy company with its own production of solar thermal panels at Hisingen. Asoluna offers highly efficient solar cells to all types of customers. With solar cells on the roof, you produce renewable electricity for your property. Asoluna develops, manufactures, and supplies absorbers to solar collectors worldwide under the brands Sunstrip and Lazerplate. Absorption and emission values ​​are in the top class, as well as the overall efficiency.

depsys

Grant in 2017
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.

Garbo Srl

Grant in 2017
Garbo is a company which operates primarily in the photovoltaic industry. Its mission is focused on regenerating the secondary raw materials to be used in the production of silicon-based solar cells. Garbo salvages precious materials which are lost during the cutting of silicon wafers and turns them into photovoltaic cells for solar panels. The recycling technologies and processes developed by Garbo are the result of considerable and constant investment in research development which have allowed us to be consistently one step ahead of its competitors and leaders in innovation. The regeneration of high added value raw materials means above all that the concept of sustainable development becomes a day-by-day reality. By extending the product lifecycle, the consumption of raw materials is reduced and less waste is produced.

ERREDI Impianti

Grant in 2017
ERREDI impianti was born in Rubiera (RE) in 1980 from the experience of two partners. Over time, it grows to expand the circle of customers and the range of solutions it proposed are always supported by a high level of service. ERREDI's specialization in the installation of thermo-hydraulic systems, both civil and industrial, is fueled by the continuous updating on new technologies and types of plant. Over time, ERREDI acquires considerable experience in the construction of both industrial and civil floor heating systems. It also realizes plants with the integration of solar thermal panels and also geothermal plants. In 2004, ERREDI began its collaboration with AIRCLEAN, a company specialized in the construction of plants that provide for the exploitation of renewable energy sources. This collaboration allows the range of services already offered by ERREDI to be expanded, for example by introducing the installation of photovoltaic systems and increasing the already present preference for renewable energy and respect for the environment.

Saiens Energy

Grant in 2017
Saiens Energy is a company committed at boosting energy efficient technologies. Its main business is the development of sun simulation solutions for applications with the need of testing solar products (Photovoltaic cells, Photocatalysis, UV degradation, Phototesting in humans, etc.). It is comprised of a team of engineers, technicians and energy specialists with a solid industrial and scientific background in renewable energy technologies, solar simulation, computational tools, and industrial systems. Saiens Energy aims to develop competitive and innovative energy generation systems that contribute to a more efficient and sustainable world.

Helioz R&D

Grant in 2017
Helioz GmbH, founded in 2010 and based in Vienna, Austria, focuses on manufacturing water treatment and disinfection devices aimed at improving access to clean water in developing countries. The company's primary product, WADI, is a solar-powered UV measurement device that facilitates solar water disinfection in PET bottles. Designed for affordability and ease of use, WADI provides a sustainable solution for low-income households, operating maintenance-free for at least five years and costing under ten dollars. Helioz positions itself as a social enterprise, emphasizing research and development to create innovative products that address pressing water sanitation challenges while also contributing to climate change mitigation efforts.

Saulės vėjo aruodai

Grant in 2017
Saulės vėjo aruodai (SVA) is an engineering research and development company that specializes in innovative, patented technologies aimed at reducing CO2 emissions through renewable energy applications for heating and cooling in buildings. The company manufactures thermal blinds designed to harness solar energy during winter, creating convection flows of warm air that combat mold, improve indoor air quality, and enhance overall room heating. In addition, these blinds can be adjusted in summer to block or reflect sunlight, maintaining stable room temperatures and lowering energy costs for users. SVA is dedicated to advancing environmentally friendly solutions and promoting the integration of solar energy into everyday life for both residential and commercial purposes.

SunBoost

Grant in 2017
SunBoost Ltd is a United States-based company that specializes in the development of solar photovoltaic greenhouses designed to generate electricity while simultaneously supporting agricultural production. The company has pioneered a patented technology that incorporates innovative optical glass booster panels with a unique embossed pattern, allowing for efficient photovoltaic electricity generation atop greenhouses. This disruptive solution not only enhances the energy output of these structures but also ensures high-quality agricultural yields. By leveraging greenhouse space for sustainable energy production, SunBoost offers farmers the opportunity for a stable and bankable income, effectively transforming their livelihoods and promoting economic sustainability in agriculture.

RVE.SOL - Solucoes de Energia Rural

Grant in 2017
Rural populations forced reliance on biomass and kerosene for their energy needs is causing over 1.6M# deaths per annum. Their lack of access to clean water causes over 5M people to die; 2M of them are children under the age of 5. RVE.SOL's _Changing Rural Life Forever_ initiative is creating alternative, renewable energy choices for the rural poor, allowing them to take advantage of natural resources like sunlight, cattle manure and raw water to manage their own way to a better future. Our _KUDURA_ rural village energy hub is community managed; provides communities with potable water, solar electricity, biogas for cooking and organic fertiliser for agriculture. A holistic approach, the solution seeks to target the four areas of rural life that prevalently cause poverty to propagate: 1. Access to clean water to obviate transmission of water borne disease 2. Access to renewable electricity to obviate the dependance on kerosene for light and improve children's opportunity to study at night 3. Access to Biogas to obviate mass destruction of primary forest in a bid to be able to cook food 4. Access to fertiliser to reinvigorate over-used soils and so increase quality and quantity of crop harvest for subsistence farmers. Ultimately, this approach seeks to create wealth for rural farmers by offering a choie of more cost effective and efficient services utilising naturally available resources.

GFM Fotovoltaica

Grant in 2017
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.

Carbon Recycling International

Grant in 2017
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

Seed Round in 2017
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.

Solight

Venture Round in 2017
Solight LTD designs, develops, and manufactures static solar lighting systems that illuminate interior spaces during daylight. Its systems integrate an optimized static solar collector, a transport and distribution module, and hybrid dispersion units to channel natural, full-spectrum daylight into interior areas, enabling daytime lighting while reducing electricity use and supporting occupant well-being. The company is headquartered in Ashkelon, Israel. Solight focuses on affordability and scalable deployment through cost reduction and industrialization, with ongoing beta installations and collaborations with incubators and industry partners to advance product development and real-world testing of the SOLIS system.

Brite Solar

Grant in 2017
Brite Solar is a nanomaterials company specializing in innovative solar glass technologies. Its primary product is transparent solar glass for greenhouses, enabling self-sufficient greenhouse operations and reducing carbon footprints by minimizing reliance on external energy sources. The company's technology, based on nano-materials ink-jet printed onto glass panels, also has applications in auto-dimming glass and architectural glass for buildings.

SOLARBOX

Venture Round in 2017
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.

Powervault

Grant in 2016
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.

Insplorion

Grant in 2016
Insplorion develops and markets instruments for studying nanomaterials, enabling real-time analysis of nanoscale changes through NanoPlasmonic Sensing (NPS). The instruments support research in catalysis, batteries, solar cells, polymers, and materials science by measuring molecular and nanoscale processes. NPS relies on plasmonic resonance in nanomaterials to monitor changes, providing data that informs material development and device design. The company offers sensor systems for industrial monitoring with two main focuses: hydrogen sensors and research instruments. Hydrogen sensors provide fast, selective detection to support safe deployment of hydrogen infrastructure in environments where many sensors fail. The research instruments deliver real-time data for battery research and surface processes, supporting work in catalysis and materials science. Insplorion’s technology is patent protected, and the company markets systems to researchers and industry to characterize nanoscale phenomena and enable applied development.

Sonolis

Grant in 2016
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.

Synvertec

Grant in 2016
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.

Solet Technics

Grant in 2016
Solet Technics unites passionate, qualified, and experienced employees with high skills in project management, electrical engineering, and construction. Such team diversity ensures the smooth turn key PV energy project implementation process from consulting and assessment, design and construction to monitoring and maintenance. Delivering turn key PV energy projects in home market, Solet Technics helps: - people fulfill a desire to become responsible, environment friendly, energetically independent, innovative users, who care about saving the planet for future generations. - industries to reduce electrical energy costs and environment pollution level, increase the symbolic value of production, maintain a sustainable and environment friendly business image. - real estate developers to achieve higher energy efficiency with lower cost, create exceptional exterior solutions, increase real estate market value and endow competitive advantage. - non profit and state organizations to gain significant reduction of utility expenses and save funds for principal activities.

Q3 ENERGY

Grant in 2016
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.

SunOyster Systems

Grant in 2016
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.

Renovagen

Grant in 2016
Renovagen has developed a patented transportable solar power system which enables PV arrays of up to 100kWp to be deployed from a 20ft ISO standard shipping container. It is a solar power system called "RAPID ROLL" - a complete "micro-grid in a box" solution which includes a solar field that can be unrolled "like a carpet" in 2 minutes. Compared with existing solutions, it produces 10 times more power and can be deployed much more quickly. Ideal for military, disaster relief and remote industrial operations such as mining, the Renovagen system addresses the need for high power, transportable renewable energy systems which can eliminate the high costs of delivering fuel and maintaining diesel gensets in remote locations.

Cleandrone

Grant in 2016
Cleandrone is a technology company focused on revolutionizing the maintenance of solar installations and glass surfaces through the use of advanced flying robotic systems. Established in 2010, Cleandrone has conducted extensive research and development within the solar power sector. The company was inspired to innovate when its CEO observed the impact of dust accumulation on solar panels, leading to suboptimal performance. Cleandrone's drones are equipped with intelligent systems capable of autonomously detecting soiling issues and cleaning surfaces efficiently. Their product offerings include thermal and visual inspections, expedited surveys and data processing, and fault detection, catering to the needs of solar plant operators and owners of high-rise buildings. By combining automation with smart technology, Cleandrone aims to eliminate the need for manual cleaning and enhance the operational efficiency of solar and glass surface maintenance.

d&r ingenieros

Grant in 2016
d&r ingenieros develops projects on renewable energies such as biomass, photovoltaic, geothermal, or combined systems. They are engaged in engineering projects and construction management in the industrial, residential, and R+D+i fields. They specialize in renewable energies such as solar, thermal, photovoltaic, and biomass.

GPTech

Grant in 2016
GPTech develops power electronic devices which use the state of the art technology to provide new solutions to the renewable energy sector. GPtech is present in four continents, either offices or projects in which the company has collaborated. It has achieved a strong presence among fast-growing PV countries in Europe and has become the leading company in Latin America. In addition, it has positioned itself in growing geographies such as the USA, China, South Africa, and India.

Sun Gen

Grant in 2016
Sun Gen, founded in 2008, has developed an innovative optics that concentrates sunlight over 500 times by reflecting surfaces with a proprietary curvature. The optical concentration of Sun Gen is lightweight and robust and lends itself to mass production at competitive costs. Sun Gen has designed and produced internally optical, mechanical dual axis solar tracking, the electronics and the control sw, ceramic modules that support the cells in multiple joints for electricity production.

PolarSol

Grant in 2016
Polarsol offers a unique solar air heat exchanger that allows the solar and air heat hybrid to function as the main heating mode. Polarsol is bringing the renewable energy to everyone's reach by developing cost-effective ways of utilizing solar energy and waste heat.

Tewer Engineering

Grant in 2016
Tewer Engineering is an engineering company that specializes in solar energy & multisectorial technology. The experience gained by its engineers in the development of collectors and heliostats for some of the most prestigious clients in the industry, and their involvement in the manufacture and assembly of some of the most important projects of both technologies, set up a group of highly qualified professionals to meet the challenges that the sector demand in the solar field.

Desolenator

Grant in 2016
Desolenator is a United Kingdom based company that develops solar-powered water purification systems. Founded in 2014 and based in Kensington, United Kingdom, it uses sunlight to purify water from any source, including seawater and contaminated supplies, turning it into high-quality drinking water. The technology enables scalable purification and aims to provide water independence for coastal and water-stressed communities.

Deutsche Energieversorgung

Grant in 2016
Deutsche Energieversorgung develops and produces intelligent power storage units of the SENEC brand. With its lead and lithium devices, the company is one of the international market leaders for PV storage. DEV 2018 received the "Top Brand PV Storage" award for the fourth time in a row. The reason for the success of the Leipzig storage manufacturer is the many years of experience in the development and production of all important storage components. Supported by cooperation with well-known partners in the electrical and solar industry, DEV has been offering high-quality products "Made in Germany" for domestic and foreign customers for almost ten years.

Soltigua

Grant in 2016
Soltigua specializes in solar tracking technologies, offering a diverse product portfolio that includes single-axis solar trackers for photovoltaic systems, as well as parabolic troughs and linear Fresnel collectors. The company focuses on providing innovative solutions capable of delivering heat up to 320°C, which can be utilized in various applications such as solar process heat, solar cooling, and both solar power generation and polygeneration. Soltigua’s expertise is demonstrated through its involvement in the design, setup, and operation of multiple solar systems across different sectors. The quality and effectiveness of its developments are further evidenced by participation in several European research projects, showcasing the company’s commitment to advancing solar energy technology and its contribution to European innovation in this field.

Aliter Group

Grant in 2016
Àliter Group is the result of the join of two Spanish leading companies with extensive experience in the field of the renewable energies in the related areas of engineering, construction and consulting services. The result is a company with a team of professionals who agglutinate the experience and the knowledge of more than 20 years of activity in the sector of the renewable energies worldwide, with more than 1.300 MW of PV and more that 100 MW of CSP projects advised, engineered, managed and/or installed. Àliter Group has a long term business commitment and a clear global view, wants to be everywhere where a renewable energy business opportunity can take place. Nowadays Àliter Group has presence in Spain, Bulgaria, Romania, India, Middle East and Latam. Àliter Group develops activities of consultancy, promotion, design, construction and exploitation of renewable energy infrastructures, always combining the best technical solution for maximum performance and high economic benefit, at the same time that contributing to the sustainability of our planet.

SolTiles

Venture Round in 2016
SolTiles has created an innovative solar roofing technology- to retrofit an existing residence or for a new build - lowering the cost of a solar roof by 50%. And- making zero-energy homes equally practical as they are affordable. Soltiles reduces and limits global warming and helps society achieve the objectives of energy and ecological transition. The company's management developed material processes and new material handling concepts, designs and electrical components. Currently the pilot manufacturing company has developed a record of establishing strategic partnerships with roofing companies, material suppliers and customers.

Kepp EU

Grant in 2016
Kepp EU develops and researches about silicon technologies. The company's research in technologies of float zone (FZ) melting (high-frequency heating 2MHz ) and growth of silicon from melt by the Czochralski method yielded in more than 20 certificates of authorship (analog of patent), and in a similar number of articles and reports. The rapid growth of solar technology in the mid- 2000s made ​​us to address the problems of obtaining not only defect-free crystals, but also high quality raw materials. One of the most important goals for us has always been the availability of raw materials, both in terms of quantity and in terms of prices. In 2007 our research and production team approached to the use of electron beam technology for silicon feedstock production and achieved considerable success in this direction. Our research and development allowed us to successfully apply method nearly unepxloited before in the semiconductor industry and to shift from laboratory experiments to industrial research.

Solarinvent

Grant in 2016
Solarinvent is an innovative start-up founded at the beginning of 2014 as a limited liability company. The idea of ​​a company arises in response to the ever-increasing demand for energy-efficient, low-cost energy-efficient building systems, capable of using renewable or "free" energy and as much as possible free of electricity and gas. The goal of Solarinvent is the development and the introduction on the market of the freescoo system of which it holds the rights for the exploitation of intellectual property. The social structure consists mainly of figures from the academic research field and with extensive experience on solar systems for air conditioning applications and figures with administrative, financial and legal functions. Thanks to the experience of the founding members matured in the solar cooling sector , Solarinvent has several scientific collaboration relationships with various research institutes at national and international level. The Company is part of the new TASK 53 IEA entitled "New generation solar cooling & heating systems (PV or solar thermally driven systems)"

Reuniwatt

Grant in 2016
Reuniwatt is a technology company that develops and delivers solar irradiation forecasting and monitoring solutions. Founded in 2009, it offers a cloud‑based SaaS platform that provides high‑resolution solar radiation estimates, cloud‑observation data, and all‑sky imagery to utilities, grid operators, independent power producers, and energy traders. The company’s patented algorithms, built after more than 250,000 hours of research, deliver accuracy that helps stakeholders manage the variability of photovoltaic generation. With offices in Reunion Island, Paris, and Toulouse, Reuniwatt serves customers worldwide.

Solar Water Solutions

Seed Round in 2016
Solar Water Solutions is a company focused on delivering clean drinking water through innovative solar-powered purification systems. Their technology utilizes a unique method to maintain constant pressure for the reverse osmosis process, ensuring effective water purification even in cloudy conditions. By developing sustainable filtration systems, the company effectively eliminates impurities, bacteria, viruses, and other contaminants from contaminated water sources. This capability allows organizations to provide safe and affordable drinking water, particularly in remote areas facing challenging environmental conditions. Through its commitment to addressing water scarcity, Solar Water Solutions aims to improve access to high-quality water for communities in need.

Vapor PV

Grant in 2016
Vapor PV

Sol Voltaics

Venture Round in 2016
Sol Voltaics AB is a nanotechnology company based in Lund, Sweden, established in 2007. It specializes in enhancing the efficiency of solar energy capture and generation by utilizing innovative nanomaterials. The company's flagship product, SolFilm, is a solar panel additive composed of gallium arsenide nanowires that significantly boosts the performance of silicon solar modules. This lightweight photonic film not only converts high-energy sunlight into electricity but is also transparent to infrared light, allowing for further energy conversion by underlying CIGS or silicon cells in a stacked configuration. By integrating these technologies, Sol Voltaics aims to increase conventional photovoltaic module efficiencies by up to 50%, positioning itself at the forefront of the next generation of solar energy solutions.

Olife Energy

Grant in 2015
Olife Energy provides power storage units for homes and businesses. The system accumulates electric power from solar panels and other renewable sources, and optimize power consumption from the grid. This significantly reduces the cost of electricity while providing sufficient power in the event of outage.

HELIOVIS

Grant in 2015
HELIOVIS designs and manufactures solar concentration solutions for Solar Heat for Industrial Purposes (SHIP) and power applications. It develops inflatable, tube-shaped solar collectors that concentrate sunlight to deliver clean thermal energy in the 90°C to 550°C range, suitable for processes such as desalination and other fossil-fuel–powered operations. Its flagship HELIOtube is a 220-meter-long inflatable concentrator with a 7.8-meter aperture capable of about 0.9 MWth, functioning similarly to a parabolic trough and offering heat sustainment for up to 24 hours. The technology promises lower capital and operating costs compared with conventional glass-mirror systems, and is supported by an extensive IP portfolio spanning 12 patent families and dozens of patents. The company has demonstrated its technology in Spain since 2017 at a TRL 7 level and pursues scale-up and international deployment for both industrial heat and solar power plant applications.

toughTrough

Grant in 2015
toughTrough is a manufacturer specializing in innovative solar applications aimed at promoting sustainable and cost-effective energy solutions. The company develops advanced solar mirror systems and photovoltaic systems, alongside offering engineering services that include project management, design, and qualification. By introducing a robust lightweight solar mirror system, toughTrough aims to revolutionize environmentally friendly energy production. Their focus on combining established structures with modern materials and innovative ideas underscores their commitment to high technological standards and contributes to the advancement of renewable energy technologies.

Sendekia Ingeniería

Grant in 2015
Sendekia Ingeniería is an engineering and development company focused on creating innovative solutions for the renewable energy sector, particularly in photovoltaic solar energy. The company holds over seven patents that demonstrate its commitment to innovation. Additionally, Sendekia Ingeniería is expanding its operations into the United States, Portugal, and Latin America. Among its notable projects is the development of a submersible turbine designed to harness wave power, converting the energy generated from wave movement into electricity. This diverse portfolio highlights the company's dedication to advancing renewable energy technologies.

AEInnova

Grant in 2015
AEInnova develops autonomous industrial monitoring devices for predictive maintenance. Its flagship device InduEye is battery-free, self-powered, and capable of edge computing for real-time vibration, thermal, and steam-trap monitoring, powered by waste heat with optional solar or wind energy. It uses LoRaWAN or NB-IoT/LTE-CAT M for communications and streams data to cloud dashboards with analytics, alarms, and environmental impact analysis. The system aims to reduce downtime and maintenance costs through non-invasive, self-sustaining monitoring. Certifications include CE and ATEX/IECEX, with FCC ongoing. The technology is deployed across sectors such as oil and gas, aluminium, steel, paper, rubber, water treatment, and energy, with customers including Repsol, Cepsa, ArcelorMittal, Enel, and others. AEInnova has been recognized as a leading EU scale-up with multiple awards and EC funding, and participates in EU R&D initiatives related to energy harvesting and high-temperature IoT.

Omniflow

Grant in 2015
Omniflow specializes in sustainable smart infrastructure. Its flagship product is a Smart IoT Lamppost powered by wind and solar, transforming regular street lights into eco-friendly hubs that support multiple applications like 5G Small Cells, Edge Computing, Computer Vision, and high-quality data services.

Brenmiller Energy

Grant in 2015
Brenmiller Energy is a technology company that develops, produces, and markets thermal energy storage solutions to enable electrification and decarbonization of the industrial sector through integration with renewable energy sources. It leverages its storage technology to support distributed generation, designing, building, and operating solar power installations with a generation capacity of about 500 megawatts in Spain and the United States. Founded in 2012 by Avi Brenmiller and based in Rosh Ha’ayin, Israel, Brenmiller Energy’s technology has been recognized by the Israeli government and the European Union, including the EU’s seal of excellence under the Horizon 2020 program. The company focuses on deploying storage platforms to enhance reliability and reduce carbon emissions in renewable energy systems.

BSQ Solar

Grant in 2015
BSQ Solar is a developer and manufacturer of high concentration photovoltaic systems. In high concentration photovoltaics, by using tiny multi-junction solar cells, that already double the efficiency of convencional silicon solar cells, a sustainable indutrial path is provided towards cheap solar electricity based on high coversion efficiencies. With more than a decade of intesive field-testing and thorough development in the lab, the BSQ HCPV system combines high efficiency and high concentration non-imaging optics, with a simple and rugged module design. Modules are optimally complemented by a highly accurate and robust sun tracker.

Fresnex

Grant in 2015
Fresnex GmbH specializes in the development of innovative solar steam generation systems tailored for industrial applications, offering a competitive alternative to fossil fuel systems, particularly in sunny regions. Founded in 2012 by Hartmut Schneider and Denis Miklau, the company focuses on creating solar steam systems optimized for rooftop installations. Fresnex's technology utilizes pivotally mounted mirror strips to collect solar energy and generate steam, effectively reducing dependency on conventional fossil fuels. The system has undergone thorough testing and refinement and is now commercially available, providing clients with a sustainable energy solution.

Viva Developments

Grant in 2015
VIVAINNOVA is a company focused on printed electronics. UFPC (Ultra Flexible Printed Circuits), is a disruptive technology to create flexible electronic devices at low cost. Flexible heaters, wearables, antennas for the internet of things, .. are some of the applications being trend in the markets. After several years VIVAINNOVA has developed a new technology among others in the field of printed electronics, organic or flexible (depending on the different existing denominations), being amongst the few in the international community able to develop similar products based on this innovative technology. Printed Electronic Technology makes sophisticated devices accessible to everyone, and it takes beyond the classic electronics industry. This technology, also called TOLAE (Thin, Organic and Large Area Electronics), allows a wide range of electrical and electronic components to be produced by printing processes, using techniques similar to those used in the graphic arts. The current development of printed electronics makes it very suitable for the manufacture of certain parts of an electronic circuit. By printing technology is highly desirable manufacturing the conductive traces of the circuit and some basic components thereof, such as resistors, capacitors, and diodes, among others. But this technology has not yet achieved such print transistors miniaturization and high performance as the traditional electronics, such as in the case of a microcontroller. VIVAINNOVA noted the opportunity to unite the advantages provided by both technologies to create their hybrid technology called UFPC (Ultra Flexible Printed Circuits), thus exploiting the competitive advantages of both technologies. While traditional electronics provides high performance and capability, printed electronics provides flexible substrates with high volume production at an economical price and environmentally friendly, compared with traditional electronics.

PolarSol

Grant in 2015
Polarsol offers a unique solar air heat exchanger that allows the solar and air heat hybrid to function as the main heating mode. Polarsol is bringing the renewable energy to everyone's reach by developing cost-effective ways of utilizing solar energy and waste heat.

Greenetica

Grant in 2015
Greenetica is a solar technology company that specializes in the development and mass production of co-generation systems. Its core product is a solar concentrator that efficiently generates both electricity and heat, providing customers with a dual-source energy solution.

Echy

Grant in 2015
Echy is a France-based company founded in 2010 that specializes in innovative technology for harnessing natural sunlight. Utilizing patented fiber optic cables, Echy captures sunlight from outside buildings and transports it indoors, enhancing the quality of life for occupants. This technology provides authentic and diffused sunlight without heat or ultraviolet rays, making it suitable for a variety of environments, including shops, offices, schools, hospitals, and museums. By reconnecting individuals with natural light, Echy aims to improve learning conditions and workplace environments, ultimately promoting well-being and health through the positive effects of daylight.

SunBoost

Grant in 2015
SunBoost Ltd is a United States-based company that specializes in the development of solar photovoltaic greenhouses designed to generate electricity while simultaneously supporting agricultural production. The company has pioneered a patented technology that incorporates innovative optical glass booster panels with a unique embossed pattern, allowing for efficient photovoltaic electricity generation atop greenhouses. This disruptive solution not only enhances the energy output of these structures but also ensures high-quality agricultural yields. By leveraging greenhouse space for sustainable energy production, SunBoost offers farmers the opportunity for a stable and bankable income, effectively transforming their livelihoods and promoting economic sustainability in agriculture.

Synvertec

Grant in 2015
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.

Ferroamp Elektronik

Grant in 2015
Ferroamp Elektronik AB specializes in developing and manufacturing innovative power electronics aimed at enhancing the efficiency of electrical energy use. The company's primary product is the ACE, a four-quadrant inverter that facilitates quicker electric vehicle charging and helps reduce grid fees. ACE is a component of the modular EnergyHub system, which can be expanded with solar cells and energy storage solutions according to user needs. This smart grid concept optimizes the versatility and economic viability of solar installations, benefiting both homeowners and utility companies. Additionally, Ferroamp offers a range of energy optimization solutions, including solar string optimizers, energy storage optimizers, and adaptive equalization, primarily catering to property companies, energy consultants, and electric power firms.

eProInn

Grant in 2015
eProInn (Energy and Propulsion Innovation) is a Spin-Off company born in the Department of Industrial Engineering of the University of Salerno, created by researchers working ateProLab (Energy and Propulsion Laboratory). eProInn starts in 2014, to foster the industrial development of the research aimed at solar hybridization of conventional cars.

Elivere Innovacion

Grant in 2015
ELÍVERE is a Spanish engineering company focused on innovative energy solutions from renewable sources, giving to their costumers sustainable alternatives, and solutions based on the energy efficiency and decreasing fossil fuels comsumptions. Its main goal is to facilitate energy production and its transportation, to all-scale energy consumers. We account with a highly qualified team of engineers and technicians with vast experience in renewable energy (PV solar, wind, and biomass) related to latest technologies (hydrogen generation and storage, and plasma arc) to offer a wide coverage to technological and energy requests within business

ML System

Grant in 2015
ML System S.A. specializes in the design, engineering, and production of building-integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) cells and modules, which convert sunlight into electrical power. The company offers a diverse range of products, including customizable BIPV modules and cells, photovoltaic architecture systems such as sunshades, façades, and rooftop systems, as well as standard photovoltaic modules and fastening systems. Additionally, ML System provides innovative solutions like NoFrost modules and printed photovoltaic modules, enhancing architectural functionality with features such as thermal insulation, soundproofing, adjustable transparency, and resistance to environmental pressures. The company also develops low voltage and high power system installations encompassing building management systems, security systems, and energy management tools that monitor and control photovoltaic system performance. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Zaczernie, Poland, ML System is committed to integrating advanced photovoltaic technology within modern architecture.

SBskin - Smart Building Skin s.r.l.

Grant in 2015
SBskin - Smart Building Skin is an innovative start up which provides novel solutions of high aesthetic and technological quality for the energy performance improvement of buildings. Their products not only reduce the energy consumption but also transform the sunlight into active energy for the buildings, complying with both EU and worldwide directives in the challenge of global warming. The designed and patented solutions consist of multi-functional translucent components for the construction of energy efficient and sustainable building envelopes.

Nordic Solar Sweden AB

Grant in 2015
Nordic Solar Sweden AB with the roots in Värmland, Nordmarken, has installed solar cell installations on the Swedish solar cell market since 2009. The head office is located in Töcksfors and we have a branch in Karlstad. We store solar cells, inverters and assembly materials for immediate delivery for the Swedish and Norwegian markets.

Light Prescriptions Innovators

Grant in 2015
Light Prescriptions Innovators (LPI) is a leading firm specializing in non-imaging optics, focusing on the design, prototyping, and manufacturing of advanced optical solutions for solar, solid-state lighting, and imaging applications. The company is dedicated to creating customized optical products that contribute to energy efficiency. LPI employs innovative design methods, including the 2D and 3D Simultaneous Multiple Surface design techniques, which are part of their extensive portfolio of patented optical inventions. By leveraging the latest principles in optics, LPI aims to deliver state-of-the-art solutions that meet the specific needs of their clients while making a positive impact on energy conservation.

IBIS Power

Grant in 2015
IBIS Power is an innovative company focused on developing advanced renewable energy solutions that harmonize human lifestyles with nature. Its flagship product, PowerNEST, is a groundbreaking technology designed for high-rise buildings, capable of generating six times more energy from limited rooftop space compared to conventional solar panels. This integrated system combines solar and wind energy with a unique Venturi effect, providing sufficient electricity for multiple building levels at a cost lower than the existing grid. Recognized for its architectural integration and societal impact, PowerNEST has garnered accolades from both companies and governments worldwide. Additionally, IBIS Power offers other products, such as PowerVibes for temporary energy needs at events and PowerResponse, a portable energy module for post-disaster scenarios, further demonstrating its commitment to creating efficient, renewable energy solutions for diverse applications.

Onyx Solar

Grant in 2015
Onyx Solar is a leading manufacturer of building-integrated photovoltaic glass, which serves as a sustainable alternative to conventional construction materials. The company specializes in transparent and colored glass that generates clean energy from sunlight, suitable for installation on façades, curtain walls, skylights, and floors. Their products, including a-Si and mono and poly-crystalline photovoltaic glasses, allow natural light to enter while filtering out harmful UV and infrared radiation, providing thermal and acoustic insulation for buildings. By using Onyx Solar's glass, buildings can achieve an average energy consumption reduction of 48%, with electrical costs dropping to less than one cent per kilowatt-hour. This innovative solution not only promotes sustainability but also offers a rapid return on investment, often within months. Founded in January 2009 and based in Avila, Spain, Onyx Solar has executed over 70 projects worldwide and collaborated with prominent companies such as Samsung and Coca-Cola, as well as renowned architects and major construction firms.

Parans Solar Lighting

Grant in 2015
Parans Solar Lighting specializes in providing natural light to indoor spaces through its innovative system that captures and transports sunlight. Founded in 2002, the company commercialized its patented technology in 2004, following extensive research and development in collaboration with Chalmers Technical University in Sweden. Parans primarily serves building owners, architects, and private individuals worldwide via authorized dealers, focusing on delivering high-quality, energy-efficient solutions that enhance indoor environments. The company's products aim to improve the availability of sunlight in spaces such as school classrooms, promoting healthier indoor conditions while encouraging effective resource use in large building construction.

Esave Corporation

Grant in 2015
Esave Corporation was formed in April 2012 with the initial focus of developing electricity energy optimization systems for behind-the-meter installations in buildings. In 4Q 2012, Esave secured an exclusive international license with Dublin Institute of Technology (DIT) for the commercialization of its Unified Power Quality Conditioner (UPQC) technologies that were designed for the optimization of renewable energy sources. Esave is an IBM Business Partner and was a finalist in the IBM Global Entrepreneur Program in 2012. In parallel, Ireland’s Transmission System Operators progressed their ‘Delivering a Secure Sustainable Electricity System’ (DS3) program to enable up to 75% instantaneous wind energy on the grid. DNV-GL (Kema) was engaged to carry out an international review of the System Services regimes adopted in a number of international (island) markets. To date during 2014, we finalized the design of the Esave Hybrid Energy Storage System. In May 2014, Mainstream Renewable Power, the world’s largest independent renewable energy company with a portfolio of more than 17GW of wind and solar development projects agreed to partner with Esave and install 3MW Demonstration System in its 9.2MW windfarm in Kerry. In July 2014, they completed the financial modeling of DS3 System Services. They also applied for Horizon 2020 funding for the Demonstration Project that will be validated by EirGrid and DNV-GL. Wind and solar power are leading the global transition to renewable energy, forcing fossil fuel and emissions take a back seat to a smarter, greener, more efficient electricity generation. Renewable energy sources bring new challenges, as you can’t control the supply of wind or solar – despite their infinite abundance. Electricity grids are finding it increasingly difficult to manage fast growth renewable energy integration as they cannot function unless they are able to balance supply and demand. An imbalance results in voltage fluctuations, or worse. New ancillary services are being introduced to control the variability, uncertainty and asynchronism of renewable energy to ensure the continuous, secure operation of the grid. Their vision is to design and deliver smart grid network solutions that can maximize renewable energy integration. Their technology can break down one of the last barriers to 100% renewable energy by removing the need to run fossil fuel generation to control the ‘frequency’ of the grid and other system services such as inertia, ramping and voltage control. Clean, green, affordable, definitely the future. Their mission is to design and develop Smart Grid Network Solutions that deliver superior power quality and energy storage to enable wind and solar plant assets to overcome their inherent intermittency and low capacity factors to become dispatchable ‘grid friendly’ maximized capacity energy plant with increased revenues and reduced operational costs. Grid balancing, power quality and energy storage that provide active power control of renewable energy sources to stabilize the grid faster, with greater precision and at a fraction of the cost of fossil fuel generation. Solutions that optimize renewable generation power plant performance to facilitate the controlled dispatch of energy, making it more predictable, flexible, fast responding, and ‘grid friendly’. Their job is saving the planet for fun and profit, by delivering solutions that help toward the global goal of abundant, affordable, clean, efficient, and reliable electric power anytime, anywhere – through Smart Grid Network Solutions. Their economic, ecological, and social success is captured in the triple bottom line of People, Planet and Profit and in their promotion of good energy management for the economic, social and environmental well-being of the planet.

Lointek

Grant in 2015
Lointek is a private company firmly established in the international market of engineering, supply, manufacture, and service in the sector of equipment for the industry of the petroleum refining, chemical, petrochemical, and energy, with renewables like solar thermal power and hydropower. Lointek, based on its wide experience, managed to expand its range of products and services to offer a global service to the Industrial market. Its location, in an area with a great industrial and export tradition, allows a quick access of its production to any destination country. Participation in the international market is complemented with a extensive commercial network which allows the direct and personal contact with their clients.

Saulės vėjo aruodai

Grant in 2015
Saulės vėjo aruodai (SVA) is an engineering research and development company that specializes in innovative, patented technologies aimed at reducing CO2 emissions through renewable energy applications for heating and cooling in buildings. The company manufactures thermal blinds designed to harness solar energy during winter, creating convection flows of warm air that combat mold, improve indoor air quality, and enhance overall room heating. In addition, these blinds can be adjusted in summer to block or reflect sunlight, maintaining stable room temperatures and lowering energy costs for users. SVA is dedicated to advancing environmentally friendly solutions and promoting the integration of solar energy into everyday life for both residential and commercial purposes.

GFM Fotovoltaica

Grant in 2015
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.

Solar Polar

Grant in 2015
Solar Polar specializes in developing solar thermal technology for sustainable cooling solutions. The company's primary product is a solar cooling module designed to provide air conditioning and refrigeration, even in remote locations without access to electricity or water connections. This system utilizes an absorption refrigeration process powered by solar energy, making it suitable for various applications such as vaccine storage, food preservation, and general cooling needs. The modules can be installed on roofs, walls, or in open spaces and are adaptable to different climates and cooling demands. Additionally, the technology can dehumidify air and produce grey water, which can be further purified into drinking water in high-humidity areas.

Lovenergi

Venture Round in 2015
Lovenergi is ant Italian innovative start-up that respects the list of ethical and social values ​​defined by the Watly brand. The team that implements these values ​​follows the BEWatly philosophy , thus placing its research and development, commercial and marketing activities on the three fundamental pillars of modern civilization: The English acronym LOV stands for List of Values, or List of Values, ethics and sustainability, on which our corporate mission is based. They are oriented towards the development of technologies for the benefit of the human being and of all the inhabitants of the planet Earth, including animals and plants. With the LOV approach associated with the concept of ENERGI we intend to establish a new industrial paradigm capable of transcending the evolutionary needs of modern society towards a state of harmony between technology, life, energy and resources. As an innovative start-up , we intend to give the whole world a further example of the excellence of "Made in Italy". The Italian I in the word ENERGI (instead of the Y) recalls the initial of Italy. Lovenergi is one of the elite working groups that has the production license of the thermodynamic computers of the Watly 3.0 family. These electro-thermodynamic systems operate with solar energy, are able to purify water from any type of contamination, generate off-grid electricity and provide advanced telecommunications services. Water, energy and telecommunications are the fundamental pillars of modern civilization. Watly series computers ensure access to all the communities on the planet that are still lacking. With Watly technology we are laying the groundwork for the advent of Energy_net : the network of thousands of Watly units connected to each other all over the world. This is the true energy smart-grid and the "Internet of Things" of the 21st century. Within the Energy_Net, information merges with water and clean energy, transmitting both data and objects and real power. In this perspective, the love for energy ( love energy ) also becomes a sensitization to energy and its conscious use. The advent of Energy_net will free hundreds of millions of people from social and economic poverty, launching an era of abundance and sustainable growth for all of humanity.

Teknisolar

Grant in 2015
Teknisolar is a leading solar energy company founded in 2009, initially involved in the design, manufacture and commercialisation of high quality and high performance photovoltaic laminators. The Teknisolar team is an experienced team of professionals with over 170 years of cumulated experience in the manufacturing of glass lamination equipment and our lamination solutions have been developed in association with leading world experts and university professors in fluid dynamics and heat transfer.

Solvatten

Grant in 2015
Solvatten is water treatment and solar water heating in one that prevents people from falling sick and improves the quality of life. Solvatten is a Swedish social enterprise that brings Solvatten Solar Safe Water System to customers, charities and distributors around the world. We also partner with organisations and micro-finance institutions to increase reach and affordability. Solvatten is the brainchild of the Swedish inventor, Petra Wadström. The story began in Australia in the early 90s, where Petra was living with her husband Carl and their family. The Wadström’s professional background was diverse, spanning both medical science and the arts. A charitable branch of Solvatten was founded in 2013, focused on improving the lives of, above all, women and children, living without access to safe water. Contributions made in the US are administered by the Solvatten Charitable Foundation USA, a registered 501(c)(3) organization. Contributions to Solvatten Charitable Foundation USA are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law. Living in Australia, Petra was struck by the abundance and intensity of natural sunlight. She was convinced that it must be possible to harness its strength for the betterment of those living in poverty. Exposure to sunlight was key, as this has the effect of both purifying and heating water. After succesful initial trials of the device several field visits throughout Africa and Asia took place, where Petra and her team began conducting studies to validate the efficacy of her creation in a variety of contexts. Today, Solvatten is used in more than 20 countries around the world reaching more than 260.000 people.

Solergy Italia

Venture Round in 2015
Solergy develops, manufactures, and distributes highly efficient and reliable solar energy systems that generate the most energy at lowest cost. It has developed the world’s first upgradeable, 40+ year lifetime High Concentrating Photovoltaic (HCPV) system that actually increases its power output over time rather than degrade. Solergy seeks to lead the next generation of solar energy deployment in sunny regions around the world with its breakthrough technology. In addition to being cost effective, Solergy CPV operates reliably in tough environmental conditions, minimizes ecological and visual impact, features an aesthetic Italian design, and provides a sustainable pathway to solar deployment at terawatts scale. Solergy, Inc., established in 2007, is a US incorporated company with an R&D subsidiary, Solergy Italia Srl, in Rome, Italy.

Nur Energie

Grant in 2015
Nur Energie is a developer of multi-technology solar power plants, focusing on the Mediterranean region, Southern Europe, North America, and the Middle East. The company specializes in constructing utility-scale power plants, along with associated storage and transmission facilities, to facilitate low-carbon energy generation. By establishing itself as an independent solar power producer, Nur Energie aims to deliver significant returns while contributing to climate change mitigation and fostering regional integration and development.

TEP Energy Solution

Grant in 2015
TEP Energy Solution is a provider of energy management and efficiency services established in 2006 and based in Rome, Italy. The company designs, installs, and manages photovoltaic and other renewable energy systems, as well as cogeneration facilities, and develops programs to improve energy efficiency in public and private sectors. It offers systems that reduce energy consumption through low-energy lighting, LEDs, and energy procurement and monitoring services, along with energy advisory services that identify financing solutions for projects. Operating as an ESCo, it focuses on helping customers lower energy costs, optimize investments in efficiency measures, and manage energy usage across industries including agriculture, heavy industry, metallurgy, pharmaceuticals, and utilities. The business also provides energy certification and related services to support sustainable energy use and compliance. Through its integrated approach, TEP Energy Solution aims to enable clients to produce or procure cleaner energy while maximizing return on efficiency investments.

Azelio

Grant in 2014
Azelio AB, headquartered in Sweden, specializes in Stirling engine-based renewable energy solutions. The company offers systems designed for global energy markets, particularly in sunbelt regions, with capacities ranging from 500 kW to 20 MW for daytime electrical production coupled with a storage capacity of up to 13 hours. Their primary revenue comes from the European Union, with additional operations in Sweden and other countries. Azelio's innovative technology aims to address one of humanity's most pressing challenges: harnessing solar energy efficiently even during nighttime hours.

Edillio

Grant in 2014
Edillio was founded in February 2010 with the aim of providing public and private clients with a wide range of services related to green building, plants powered by renewable sources (low-enthalpy geothermal, solar thermal, solar photovoltaic, wind).

ClimateWell

Grant in 2014
ClimateWell AB, the Solar Cooling company, from Sweden and its business partners develop and market energy efficient indoor climate solutions for use in hotels, condos, blocks of flats, high end villas, office buildings, nursing homes and hospital buildings. Its triple state absorption process is a patented technology which transforms heat into cooling without using electricity. ClimateWell AB and its management team received various international awards and recognitions for their innovation. The company offers its solutions through its partners around the world.

Solar MEMS

Grant in 2014
Solar MEMS specializes in design and development of high accurate sun sensors for space and other high technology markets. The company's aim is to introduce MEMS technology to improve current systems and reduce costs. To bring the space closer to the technology developers’ community and to accelerate innovation. To support innovation in the space industry with the use of new technologies and to diversify the use of sun sensors in different markets for novel technological applications.
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