Elemental Impact

Capture6 develops innovative carbon dioxide removal technologies. It repurposes existing industrial-scale methods to create highly scalable solutions for atmospheric carbon capture.

Bedrock Energy develops autonomous drilling technology and advanced subsurface simulation software to enable geothermal heating and cooling, with the aim of making geothermal installations for buildings more widespread, affordable, and accessible, while helping construction projects reduce costs and support sustainability.

Origen Carbon Solutions specializes in scalable limestone-based technology for direct air capture, aimed at permanently reducing atmospheric CO2 levels. The company focuses on carbon removal and industrial applications, utilizing the properties of limestone to sequester carbon dioxide effectively. By breaking down limestone into lime and high-purity CO2, Origen provides an economically viable solution for industries seeking to mitigate their carbon footprint. Through collaboration with various stakeholders, the company works towards restoring the atmosphere and addressing the impacts of climate change.

SuperCircle is a technology company that has developed a platform and reverse logistics system aimed at promoting circularity in the retail sector. By connecting retail brands with the waste management industry, SuperCircle seeks to address the issue of post-consumer clothing waste, thereby closing the loop on textile disposal. The company's platform enhances the recyclability of discarded textiles, enabling fashion brands to effectively manage the logistics of recycling from waste to reusable material. Additionally, SuperCircle provides transparency and insights into the program's performance and impact, ensuring that no textile is wasted in the process.

Found Energy develops aluminum-based fuel that converts aluminum scrap and waste into a carbon-free energy carrier. It recovers aluminum waste from landfills and, through a carbon-free process, produces hydrogen on demand at under $0.50 per kilogram, with hydrogen having five times the volumetric energy density of liquid hydrogen. The aluminum fuel is designed to supply carbon-free thermal power to heavy industries, offering competitiveness with fossil fuels in price and energy density and enabling a faster transition to renewable energy.

Artyc specializes in providing sustainable cold shipping solutions tailored for the biotech, pharmaceutical, and medical sectors. The company manufactures refrigerant-free, reusable, active cooling containers that enhance the efficiency of cold logistics. By focusing on decarbonizing the cold chain, Artyc aims to create a more sustainable logistics industry. Their innovative containers not only help businesses reduce shipping costs but also enable effective temperature monitoring, ensuring the safe transport of sensitive goods.

Aspiring Materials develops carbon capture technology that extracts mineral products from silicate rocks using magnesium hydroxide. This process generates a powdery material capable of removing and solidifying carbon dioxide at emission sources, such as industrial exhaust systems.

Seabound is a developer of innovative carbon capture systems aimed at reducing CO2 emissions from cargo ships. The company's technology integrates seamlessly with existing vessels, equipping them with an onboard device that captures emissions from exhaust and converts carbon dioxide into a solid form. This solidified carbon can be stored for future utilization or sequestration, significantly mitigating greenhouse gas emissions and pollution associated with maritime transport. Additionally, Seabound's carbon capture method enables the processing of carbon dioxide on land, producing limestone that can be sold directly or transformed into calcium oxide for secondary recycling. Through its advancements, Seabound contributes to the sustainability of shipping operations and supports efforts to combat climate change.

MOLG specializes in developing digital tools and automation solutions for businesses in the manufacturing sector. The company employs artificial intelligence and robotics to create autonomous micro-factories, promoting a circular economy by enhancing product sustainability and cost-effectiveness.

Applied Carbon is a company focused on developing innovative mobile pyrolysis systems that produce biochar and sequester carbon on a large scale. Their technology targets degraded or blighted lands in urban and peri-urban areas, efficiently converting on-site biomass waste into biochar, a sustainable form of charcoal derived from agricultural waste. This process not only facilitates organic waste disposal but also enhances soil health by improving nutrient and water retention and aiding in the remediation of contaminants. By trapping atmospheric carbon, Applied Carbon aims to contribute to environmental sustainability and soil regeneration while addressing the challenges posed by climate change.

Gradient’s mission is to cool the world by transforming every home to be more comfortable and healthy for the people who inhabit it — without compromising the environment. Today, heating and cooling equipment emits more greenhouse gas emissions than the entire transportation sector, and expansion in the use of cooling is projected to double these emissions in the next 30 years. However, comfortable buildings are critical for health and productivity, especially among communities that are vulnerable to the effects of climate change. Gradient’s vision is a future where everyone has access to comfortable buildings that are fully decarbonized. Our launch product is a direct-to-consumer high-efficiency and low-carbon heat pump.

C16 Biosciences develops palm oil alternatives through microbial fermentation, producing high-performance lipids and oils to replace palm-derived ingredients in food, beauty, and consumer products. Using its fermentation platform, the company aims to deliver sustainable ingredients without conventional palm oil supply chains, reducing environmental impact. It markets Palmless, a platform for sustainable ingredients, and has introduced Torula oil, a bioactive oil with reported benefits for skin and hair health. Founded in 2017 and based in New York, C16 Biosciences serves food manufacturers, refiners, traders, and brands by providing reliable, environmentally friendly ingredients across beauty, personal care, home care, and food markets.

Dimensional Energy is a chemistry company specializing in artificial photosynthesis. It aims to produce eco-friendly polymers and chemical intermediaries by efficiently harnessing sunlight using scalable reactors and innovative catalysts.

Ebb Carbon specializes in atmospheric carbon dioxide removal via a reverse electrochemical process that enhances the ocean's natural ability to store CO2 safely while reducing acidity. This innovative approach offers potential scalability and affordability.

Glacier develops AI-enabled recycling robots for recycling facilities. Founded in 2019 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, the company creates affordable, high-performing, and space-efficient robots that automate the sorting of recyclable materials. Its platform combines artificial intelligence-powered sensors and robotics to streamline operations, improve sorting accuracy, and increase profitability for waste facilities.

Capture6 develops innovative carbon dioxide removal technologies. It repurposes existing industrial-scale methods to create highly scalable solutions for atmospheric carbon capture.

Gradient’s mission is to cool the world by transforming every home to be more comfortable and healthy for the people who inhabit it — without compromising the environment. Today, heating and cooling equipment emits more greenhouse gas emissions than the entire transportation sector, and expansion in the use of cooling is projected to double these emissions in the next 30 years. However, comfortable buildings are critical for health and productivity, especially among communities that are vulnerable to the effects of climate change. Gradient’s vision is a future where everyone has access to comfortable buildings that are fully decarbonized. Our launch product is a direct-to-consumer high-efficiency and low-carbon heat pump.

Bedrock Energy develops autonomous drilling technology and advanced subsurface simulation software to enable geothermal heating and cooling, with the aim of making geothermal installations for buildings more widespread, affordable, and accessible, while helping construction projects reduce costs and support sustainability.

C16 Biosciences develops palm oil alternatives through microbial fermentation, producing high-performance lipids and oils to replace palm-derived ingredients in food, beauty, and consumer products. Using its fermentation platform, the company aims to deliver sustainable ingredients without conventional palm oil supply chains, reducing environmental impact. It markets Palmless, a platform for sustainable ingredients, and has introduced Torula oil, a bioactive oil with reported benefits for skin and hair health. Founded in 2017 and based in New York, C16 Biosciences serves food manufacturers, refiners, traders, and brands by providing reliable, environmentally friendly ingredients across beauty, personal care, home care, and food markets.

Energy Dome develops a low-cost, efficient system for long-duration electricity storage using liquid CO2. Its focus is on enabling dispatchable renewable energy production to facilitate the decarbonization of the energy industry and promote sustainability.

Dollaride is a mobility company focused on enhancing transportation accessibility in urban areas, particularly for underserved communities. It develops innovative software and provides financial services to support the transition to clean energy in the transportation sector. Drawing inspiration from New York City's commuter vans, known as "dollar vans," which have been operating since the 1980s and serve over 120,000 residents daily, Dollaride connects fleet owners, drivers, and passengers through a comprehensive digital platform tailored for informal transit networks. The company's system includes an operator business dashboard, fleet management capabilities, automated fee collection, and tools for territory expansion, enabling operators to manage their fleets efficiently while ensuring transparency and compliance with regulations. This approach allows drivers to maximize their earnings and offers passengers a convenient means to hail rides quickly.

Banyan Infrastructure offers a project finance software platform that simplifies, accelerates, and optimizes sustainable infrastructure financing across the deal lifecycle. The platform automates origination, portfolio management, and compliance for sustainable assets, replacing spreadsheets and email with digitized loans and workflows, automating data aggregation and regulatory tracking. It enables financial institutions to scale investments in clean energy and infrastructure while reducing transaction friction and costs, improving deal velocity and operational efficiency. By streamlining origination and securitization of renewable energy loans and investments, the solution supports higher volume, lower cost, and better governance in sustainable infrastructure finance.

Forum Mobility provides zero-emission heavy-duty trucking solutions through charging depots and a network of convenient, secure locations near ports and major drayage routes. It offers overnight and daytime charging, cost-competitive purchase and lease options for electric heavy-duty trucks, and access to this network, enabling fleets, owner-operators, and small businesses to reduce fuel and operating costs, meet emission regulations, and free up space at facilities as they switch to electric power.

Creative Food Labs specializes in biotechnological processes aimed at upcycling agricultural waste into valuable ingredients, particularly xylitol and other sugar substitutes. The company operates a biorefinery that employs innovative fermentation methods to convert agricultural byproducts into healthy alternatives for the food industry. Their offerings include a range of products such as beer, wine, and cheese, allowing food manufacturers to incorporate sustainable ingredients that align with consumer demands for clean labels and natural components. Through its focus on sustainability and health, Creative Food Labs supports the food sector in adapting to new trends while minimizing waste.

Community Energy Labs offers a predictive and adaptive IoT and SaaS platform for commercial building control. It optimizes energy use by learning from and modifying building systems, promoting carbon-free, affordable, and reliable energy consumption.

NÜWIEL GmbH is a Hamburg-based company founded in 2016 that specializes in manufacturing e-powered bicycle trailers. These trailers, equipped with a motor and a three-level brake system, can be attached to any bicycle, transforming them into e-powered handcarts. NÜWIEL's innovative products provide a sustainable transportation solution, particularly aimed at enhancing last-mile delivery efficiency.

Banyan Infrastructure offers a project finance software platform that simplifies, accelerates, and optimizes sustainable infrastructure financing across the deal lifecycle. The platform automates origination, portfolio management, and compliance for sustainable assets, replacing spreadsheets and email with digitized loans and workflows, automating data aggregation and regulatory tracking. It enables financial institutions to scale investments in clean energy and infrastructure while reducing transaction friction and costs, improving deal velocity and operational efficiency. By streamlining origination and securitization of renewable energy loans and investments, the solution supports higher volume, lower cost, and better governance in sustainable infrastructure finance.

Energy Dome develops a low-cost, efficient system for long-duration electricity storage using liquid CO2. Its focus is on enabling dispatchable renewable energy production to facilitate the decarbonization of the energy industry and promote sustainability.

Forum Mobility provides zero-emission heavy-duty trucking solutions through charging depots and a network of convenient, secure locations near ports and major drayage routes. It offers overnight and daytime charging, cost-competitive purchase and lease options for electric heavy-duty trucks, and access to this network, enabling fleets, owner-operators, and small businesses to reduce fuel and operating costs, meet emission regulations, and free up space at facilities as they switch to electric power.

Founded in 2017, Fervo Energy specializes in developing and operating geothermal assets using proprietary technology. Based in San Francisco, the company generates clean power through innovative geoscience methods, aiming to provide a dispatchable foundation for a 100% clean energy future.

Vibrant Planet is a company focused on enhancing land management through innovative technology solutions aimed at accelerating land restoration efforts. Founded in 2004 by Allison Wolff and headquartered in Incline Village, Nevada, the company develops a cloud-based planning and monitoring tool that assists communities and ecosystems in adapting to climate change. By collaborating with scientists, land management professionals, and policymakers, Vibrant Planet creates a platform that facilitates collaborative planning and informed decision-making. Their technology is designed to help save lives, prevent infrastructure loss, and restore natural systems that provide essential services such as carbon storage, clean water, and biodiversity support, ultimately fostering a more resilient and equitable future for society.

EnergyRM is a fintech company specializing in clean energy solutions for commercial buildings. Its platform enables decarbonization of buildings by facilitating paid-for energy retrofits without performance risk, allowing building owners, utilities, and investors to track, measure, and monetize energy savings.

SHYFT Power Solutions develops an integrated hardware and software platform to monitor, manage, and control distributed energy resources from mobile and cloud interfaces. Its core offering, the SHYFT system, combines a hybrid smart meter and transfer switch to enable IoT-driven energy management that automatically transitions between the grid and backup sources. The company provides software that allows users to monitor, meter, and control power sources across sites, supporting residential, commercial, and industrial deployments. SHYFT focuses on industrial IoT and the orchestration of distributed energy resources to improve energy efficiency, resilience, and cost savings, with initiatives to expand decentralized power systems in markets with unreliable infrastructure.

Climate Robotics is a company focused on developing advanced robotics and artificial intelligence aimed at addressing climate change and improving soil health. Founded in 2020 and based in the United States, the company creates technology designed to sequester carbon effectively. One of its key innovations, the pyrobot, identifies degraded or blighted land in urban and peri-urban areas and transforms biomass waste on-site into biochar. This process not only aids in carbon capture but also enhances soil quality, contributing to the company's goal of promoting environmental sustainability.

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.

Dimensional Energy is a chemistry company specializing in artificial photosynthesis. It aims to produce eco-friendly polymers and chemical intermediaries by efficiently harnessing sunlight using scalable reactors and innovative catalysts.

Nth Cycle is a company specializing in metal processing technology. It collaborates with battery recyclers and miners to recover critical minerals from electronic waste and low-grade mine tailings using its proprietary electro-extraction method, offering an alternative to traditional hydrometallurgy and pyrometallurgy processes.

Matter is a tech startup based in Bristol that specializes in developing innovative solutions to capture, harvest, and recycle microplastics. The company focuses on eliminating microplastic contamination at various levels, including residential, commercial, and industrial settings. Their technology is designed to filter water and capture plastic micropollutants from wastewater systems, thereby improving water quality and reducing pollution risk. By making these microplastics valuable for safe reuse, Matter aims to address environmental concerns related to microplastic contamination.

Enverid Systems, Inc. is a company that specializes in developing and manufacturing solutions for indoor air quality and energy efficiency in buildings globally. The company offers HVAC load reduction modules designed to eliminate molecular contaminants such as carbon dioxide, volatile organic compounds, and formaldehyde from indoor air. Enverid's technology includes automated regeneration and outside air management, enhancing indoor air treatment. Additionally, the company provides sorbent cartridges that capture various pollutants, including ozone and aldehydes. Its products cater to a wide range of applications in settings such as schools, hospitals, residences, and transportation. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Westwood, Massachusetts, Enverid Systems also has offices in Boston, Houston, Tampa, and Shanghai. It operates as a subsidiary of Tadiran Holdings Ltd.

Founded in 2017, Fervo Energy specializes in developing and operating geothermal assets using proprietary technology. Based in San Francisco, the company generates clean power through innovative geoscience methods, aiming to provide a dispatchable foundation for a 100% clean energy future.

BlocPower designs and implements energy efficiency and electrification upgrades for urban buildings, including schools, churches, small businesses, non-profits, and homes. Through proprietary software, machine learning, and IoT-enabled monitoring, it analyzes facilities to identify cost-effective retrofits, combines financing and project management, and delivers scalable deployment that reduces energy waste and utility bills while enhancing indoor air quality and comfort.

Uncharted Play Inc. is a New York-based company founded in 2011 that focuses on developing innovative energy-generating products. The company specializes in consumer-oriented solutions that harness kinetic energy, offering products such as an energy-harnessing soccer ball and a portable battery charging jump rope. Additionally, Uncharted Play provides educational packs and accessories, aiming to enhance energy access through its technology, which is designed for motion-based and off-grid renewable energy applications. The company sells its products online and is committed to democratizing energy access worldwide through its proprietary technology. With a team experienced in product development from leading firms, Uncharted Play is positioned to make significant contributions to the field of renewable energy.

Founded in 2017, ZeroAvia develops zero-emission aircraft propulsion systems designed to eliminate aviation emissions while maintaining operational efficiency. The company focuses on scalable hydrogen-electric technologies that can retrofit existing aircraft and support sustainable aviation.

ChargerHelp! provides an app-based dispatch and deployment platform that delivers on-demand repairs and maintenance for electric vehicle charging stations through trained local technicians. By coordinating field work at scale, it aims to address downtime across charging networks, improving efficiency, turnaround times, and network availability while reducing operating costs. The platform supports EV charging network operators in meeting service level requirements and winning new contracts as the fleet of charging stations expands. It connects manufacturers, network providers, and charge station resellers with maintenance service providers, enabling workforce realignment and development within the green economy.

Dollaride is a mobility company focused on enhancing transportation accessibility in urban areas, particularly for underserved communities. It develops innovative software and provides financial services to support the transition to clean energy in the transportation sector. Drawing inspiration from New York City's commuter vans, known as "dollar vans," which have been operating since the 1980s and serve over 120,000 residents daily, Dollaride connects fleet owners, drivers, and passengers through a comprehensive digital platform tailored for informal transit networks. The company's system includes an operator business dashboard, fleet management capabilities, automated fee collection, and tools for territory expansion, enabling operators to manage their fleets efficiently while ensuring transparency and compliance with regulations. This approach allows drivers to maximize their earnings and offers passengers a convenient means to hail rides quickly.

Made of Air is a pioneering materials company that transforms low-value wood waste into high-value, carbon-negative thermoplastics. These innovative materials can be formed using traditional methods and are designed for various applications, turning manufactured goods into engineered carbon sinks to actively reverse climate change.

BlocPower designs and implements energy efficiency and electrification upgrades for urban buildings, including schools, churches, small businesses, non-profits, and homes. Through proprietary software, machine learning, and IoT-enabled monitoring, it analyzes facilities to identify cost-effective retrofits, combines financing and project management, and delivers scalable deployment that reduces energy waste and utility bills while enhancing indoor air quality and comfort.

Dollaride is a mobility company focused on enhancing transportation accessibility in urban areas, particularly for underserved communities. It develops innovative software and provides financial services to support the transition to clean energy in the transportation sector. Drawing inspiration from New York City's commuter vans, known as "dollar vans," which have been operating since the 1980s and serve over 120,000 residents daily, Dollaride connects fleet owners, drivers, and passengers through a comprehensive digital platform tailored for informal transit networks. The company's system includes an operator business dashboard, fleet management capabilities, automated fee collection, and tools for territory expansion, enabling operators to manage their fleets efficiently while ensuring transparency and compliance with regulations. This approach allows drivers to maximize their earnings and offers passengers a convenient means to hail rides quickly.

Made of Air is a pioneering materials company that transforms low-value wood waste into high-value, carbon-negative thermoplastics. These innovative materials can be formed using traditional methods and are designed for various applications, turning manufactured goods into engineered carbon sinks to actively reverse climate change.

Founded in 2017, ZeroAvia develops zero-emission aircraft propulsion systems designed to eliminate aviation emissions while maintaining operational efficiency. The company focuses on scalable hydrogen-electric technologies that can retrofit existing aircraft and support sustainable aviation.

ChargerHelp! provides an app-based dispatch and deployment platform that delivers on-demand repairs and maintenance for electric vehicle charging stations through trained local technicians. By coordinating field work at scale, it aims to address downtime across charging networks, improving efficiency, turnaround times, and network availability while reducing operating costs. The platform supports EV charging network operators in meeting service level requirements and winning new contracts as the fleet of charging stations expands. It connects manufacturers, network providers, and charge station resellers with maintenance service providers, enabling workforce realignment and development within the green economy.

Xos Trucks designs and manufactures battery-electric commercial vehicles and related infrastructure to help fleets decarbonize and reduce operating costs. Xos Trucks focuses on medium- and heavy-duty vehicles for last-mile routes of up to 200 miles per day, offering zero-emission trucks with comparable performance and lower total cost of ownership. In addition to vehicle platforms, Xos Trucks supplies charging infrastructure and energy solutions to support fleet electrification. The lineup includes models such as Stepvan, MDXT, and HDXT. Based in North Hollywood, California, Xos Trucks serves commercial fleets in the United States and assists fleets transitioning from diesel to electric propulsion.

RatedPower is a company that specializes in developing software solutions for the renewable energy sector, particularly focusing on photovoltaic (PV) plants. Its flagship product, pvDesign, is a design analytical platform that automates and optimizes the study, analysis, design, and engineering of utility-scale solar projects. This innovative software streamlines the feasibility analysis and engineering processes, employing digital technologies and heuristic calculations to enhance efficiency. By significantly speeding up the design and engineering stages, RatedPower's platform enables stakeholders in the renewable energy industry to reduce construction costs and improve accuracy in project planning and execution.

Uncharted Play Inc. is a New York-based company founded in 2011 that focuses on developing innovative energy-generating products. The company specializes in consumer-oriented solutions that harness kinetic energy, offering products such as an energy-harnessing soccer ball and a portable battery charging jump rope. Additionally, Uncharted Play provides educational packs and accessories, aiming to enhance energy access through its technology, which is designed for motion-based and off-grid renewable energy applications. The company sells its products online and is committed to democratizing energy access worldwide through its proprietary technology. With a team experienced in product development from leading firms, Uncharted Play is positioned to make significant contributions to the field of renewable energy.

Xos Trucks designs and manufactures battery-electric commercial vehicles and related infrastructure to help fleets decarbonize and reduce operating costs. Xos Trucks focuses on medium- and heavy-duty vehicles for last-mile routes of up to 200 miles per day, offering zero-emission trucks with comparable performance and lower total cost of ownership. In addition to vehicle platforms, Xos Trucks supplies charging infrastructure and energy solutions to support fleet electrification. The lineup includes models such as Stepvan, MDXT, and HDXT. Based in North Hollywood, California, Xos Trucks serves commercial fleets in the United States and assists fleets transitioning from diesel to electric propulsion.

KIGT designs and manufactures electric vehicle supply equipment, including mini home chargers and commercial chargers for residential and public use. It operates an online store and supports customers via digital platforms. The company also offers portable chargers and an online e-charger marketplace with a cloud-based mobile app, enabling compatibility with cars and homes for use in dense traffic conditions. Founded in 2010, KIGT is based in Ontario, California.

FREDsense develops portable water quality testing solutions to detect contaminants such as arsenic, iron, manganese, and acidity. Its flagship kit, FRED, enables field-based monitoring, and the company also designs customized solutions for clients’ specific monitoring parameters. The technology combines biology and engineering with an electrochemical sensing platform, and has been described as using engineered bacteria to sense heavy metals and other contaminants, providing inexpensive and efficient analysis for environmental consultants and engineers. The company is headquartered in Waterloo, Canada, and was founded in 2014 by David Lloyd, Emily Hicks, Iain George, Lisa Oberding, and Robert Mayall.

Amply Power, Inc. specializes in charging-as-a-service solutions for electric vehicle fleets, facilitating the transition from traditional to electric vehicles for municipal and commercial operations. Founded in 2018 and based in Mountain View, California, the company offers a fully managed charging system that automates all aspects of EV charging, providing a per-electric-mile-driven service to fleet customers. Amply Power also features AMPLIFY, a centralized charge management software that enhances fleet operations by ensuring vehicles are always road-ready while integrating EV chargers, fleets, grid, and vehicle telematics. This approach supports fleet managers in achieving their zero-emission goals as they scale from pilot projects to full production.

RatedPower is a company that specializes in developing software solutions for the renewable energy sector, particularly focusing on photovoltaic (PV) plants. Its flagship product, pvDesign, is a design analytical platform that automates and optimizes the study, analysis, design, and engineering of utility-scale solar projects. This innovative software streamlines the feasibility analysis and engineering processes, employing digital technologies and heuristic calculations to enhance efficiency. By significantly speeding up the design and engineering stages, RatedPower's platform enables stakeholders in the renewable energy industry to reduce construction costs and improve accuracy in project planning and execution.

Microvi Biotechnologies Inc., established in 2004 and headquartered in Hayward, California, is a biotechnology company specializing in bio-catalytic technologies for water, energy, wastewater, and biochemical industries. The company's core offering, MicroNiche Engineering, involves synthetically designing the microenvironment of biological systems to optimize enzymatic processes. This enables cost-effective solutions with reduced footprint and increased productivity compared to traditional methods. Microvi serves a diverse range of clients including private organizations, public entities, academic institutions, and municipal agencies.

Pono Home is a consulting company focused on helping homeowners and renters create greener and more sustainable living environments. Founded in 2013, Pono Home specializes in personalized, in-home assessments that include evaluations of vampire power, lighting, appliances, and water usage. The company offers a complimentary audit, where various aspects of the home are examined, and major appliances are assessed for potential improvements or upgrades. Clients receive a detailed report outlining opportunities for enhancement, aimed at reducing water and energy consumption while lowering utility costs. Additionally, Pono Home provides maintenance services such as cleaning refrigerator condenser coils, optimizing energy settings in dishwashers, sealing drafts, and even inflating car tires. Through these services, Pono Home seeks to educate residents about sustainable practices while actively helping them implement changes that reduce their carbon footprint and save money.

Founded in 2012, Sunfolding designs, manufactures, and sells advanced solar tracker systems. Its flagship product, T29 Horizontal Single Axis Tracker, features AirDrive technology for enhanced reliability and performance. The company serves the U.S. solar market with a team of industry veterans.

Novoloop is an upcycling company focused on transforming plastic waste into high-performance materials through a circular approach. The company advances Lifecycling, a process that converts hard-to-recycle plastics into materials molecularly identical to conventional products, unlocking value from plastics that have little use today. By chemically modifying post-consumer polyethylene, Novoloop creates building blocks for thermoplastic polyurethane and other performance materials, enabling brands to meet sustainability goals while preserving material quality. The approach supports a circular economy by turning waste into market-ready materials with broad applicability across industries, reducing landfill waste and providing scalable, durable alternatives for manufacturers.

CarbonCure Technologies Inc. is a Canadian company that specializes in technology designed to sequester carbon dioxide (CO2) in concrete production. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, the company provides a retrofit solution for existing concrete plants, allowing producers to incorporate waste CO2 from industrial emitters into their concrete products. During manufacturing, this CO2 is chemically converted into solid mineral carbonates, enhancing the strength of the concrete while reducing its carbon footprint. CarbonCure's innovative approach enables concrete manufacturers to produce green concrete without compromising quality or cost, thereby facilitating a shift towards sustainable building practices. The company also offers marketing and environmental reporting services to support its customers in the growing green building market. By licensing its technology at a low capital expenditure, CarbonCure generates a recurring revenue stream while contributing to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in the concrete industry.

Solstice facilitates shared solar energy solutions, aggregating consumer demand and connecting households with community solar projects. Founded in 2016, it aims to increase access to affordable renewable energy regardless of income or credit score.

Solar Analytics Inc. is a developer of advanced solar energy monitoring devices and platforms, primarily focused on optimizing the performance of solar photovoltaic systems. The company offers the Solar Smart Monitor, which connects to the solar energy system to provide real-time tracking of performance, household energy consumption, and fault diagnosis. This device is complemented by an online dashboard that delivers personalized insights and detailed monthly reports on system performance. Solar Analytics serves a diverse clientele, including residential users, small commercial customers, energy distributors, and solar installers. Founded in 2016 and based in Oakland, California, Solar Analytics aims to enhance energy efficiency and enable users to maximize the benefits of their solar investments through strategic partnerships and innovative technology.

Chargetrip is a leading smart electric vehicle (EV) routing platform that specializes in providing seamless navigation and predictive route planning for the electric mobility market. The company serves a diverse range of clients, including charge point operators, fleet operators, original equipment manufacturers, telematics providers, and mobility service providers. Chargetrip's platform utilizes proprietary algorithms and over 15 dynamic variables to calculate the real-time range of more than 260 EV models. It computes optimal routes that include strategically placed charging stations, tailored to the specific vehicle and journey requirements. Additionally, the platform incorporates predictive models to optimize travel time and costs, enhancing the overall EV driving experience. With an easy-to-integrate API, Chargetrip supports a growing user base of over 175,000 EV drivers monthly, representing approximately 10% of all EVs in Europe.

Solar Analytics Inc. is a developer of advanced solar energy monitoring devices and platforms, primarily focused on optimizing the performance of solar photovoltaic systems. The company offers the Solar Smart Monitor, which connects to the solar energy system to provide real-time tracking of performance, household energy consumption, and fault diagnosis. This device is complemented by an online dashboard that delivers personalized insights and detailed monthly reports on system performance. Solar Analytics serves a diverse clientele, including residential users, small commercial customers, energy distributors, and solar installers. Founded in 2016 and based in Oakland, California, Solar Analytics aims to enhance energy efficiency and enable users to maximize the benefits of their solar investments through strategic partnerships and innovative technology.

VIA Science, Inc. is a technology company that develops an artificial intelligence (AI) application tailored for the energy sector. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Somerville, Massachusetts, with an additional office in Montreal, Canada, VIA provides a blockchain-based application called Trusted Analytics Chain. This platform aggregates company-wide data, allowing organizations to analyze information across multiple locations securely. VIA focuses on addressing asset management and operational challenges in collaboration with key stakeholders in the energy industry, including governments and large utilities. Its innovative solutions leverage AI and causal analytics to prioritize risks to critical infrastructure, facilitating encrypted analysis of sensitive data and enhancing initiatives such as predictive maintenance and contingency planning.

eMotorWerks is a technology company specializing in electric vehicle charging solutions, notably through its flagship product, JuiceNet. This Internet of Things platform efficiently manages a network of electric vehicle charging stations, transforming them into multi-megawatt Virtual Power Plants that provide essential demand flexibility services to utilities and grid operators. The company aims to optimize electric vehicle charging by leveraging innovative driver engagement tools and a business model focused on recurring revenue and third-party financing. With over 8,000 charging stations in its own network and access to an additional 50,000 stations through partnerships, eMotorWerks stands as the largest aggregator of electric vehicle charging load. It has established contracts with major California utilities, ensuring its capacity is utilized to provide valuable energy services. Additionally, the company offers advanced charging technologies, such as the JuiceBox, which allows for significantly faster charging and provides consumers with control over their charging schedules and energy sources.

Signol is a London-based technology company that provides a behavior-change platform designed to improve fuel efficiency and reduce CO2 emissions in demanding transportation operations. The platform delivers personalized feedback and insights to professionals such as captains and crew, using behavioral science to motivate decisions that lower fuel use. It targets sectors like aviation and shipping, where small behavioral changes can yield meaningful environmental and operational gains. The solution complements existing management dashboards and programs, enabling immediate savings in fuel and carbon intensity through improved decision-making and operational practices.

Nnergix is a technology company specializing in data analytics for the renewable energy sector. It collects and integrates weather and energy data from various sources, then applies proprietary machine learning algorithms to provide forecasting solutions. These solutions aim to enhance operational efficiency and reduce costs for energy industry players by predicting atmospheric conditions and optimizing asset management. The company's offerings are accessible via a web-based platform.

SheerWind, Inc. is an energy technology company based in Chaska, Minnesota, that specializes in the development and licensing of its innovative INVELOX wind power generation system. Incorporated in 2010, SheerWind’s technology is designed to capture, accelerate, and concentrate wind energy, resulting in increased wind speeds for power generation. This patented system aims to address significant challenges in the wind industry, including turbine reliability, intermittency, and environmental impact, while also delivering energy at reduced costs. The company serves a diverse range of markets, including utility-scale onshore and offshore wind farms, small-wind systems for buildings, off-the-grid applications, and micro-wind power generation for military and emergency response scenarios.

HST is a technology company that operates a data-driven marketplace and software platform for clean energy project development and energy trading. The platform enables developers to contract with pre-vetted landowners, energy offtakers, and financiers, de-risk projects via digital land asset valuation and integrated services, and assemble packages of land, offtake agreements, and financing to accelerate decarbonization. Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, the company combines clean energy and software expertise to streamline project triage, optimize bids, and lower the levelized cost of energy, helping traders and developers identify and secure competitive utility-scale contracts.

Scoot provided shared electric mobility services, including electric scooters, mopeds, cars, and bicycles, in cities such as San Francisco, Barcelona, and Santiago. Established in 2012, the company was a pioneer in offering electric vehicles for rent via a smartphone app, allowing users to commute in an eco-friendly manner. Its network featured hundreds of electric scooters that facilitated zero-emission transportation at an affordable cost. In 2019, Scoot was acquired by Bird.

Heliogen is a renewable energy technology company that develops concentrated solar technology. This AI-enabled modular system aims to provide near-24/7 carbon-free heat, power, or green hydrogen fuel at scale for heavy industry applications.

Whisker Labs is a technology company focused on enhancing home safety through innovative sensor technology that predicts and prevents electrical fires. Its primary product, the Ting sensor, utilizes advanced electromagnetic and atmospheric sensing combined with artificial intelligence to detect electrical faults within homes and monitor the broader U.S. electrical grid. By simply plugging the Ting sensor into a wall outlet, users gain the ability to identify and mitigate potential fire hazards before they escalate. The device has been shown to prevent four out of five home electrical fires, thereby reducing fire-related losses and protecting lives. With a rapidly expanding network, Whisker Labs currently safeguards approximately 750,000 homes, adding 50,000 new households each month, making its Ting Sensor Network an essential resource for promoting grid resiliency and home safety.

Founded in 2011, Go Electric develops customer-side energy solutions that integrate renewable energy sources, advanced batteries, and generators. Its AutoLYNC technology synchronizes and optimizes multiple power sources to reduce costs, assure security, and enhance grid stability. Serving government, utility, and industrial applications, primarily in the New York City area.

Sighten, Inc. is a technology company that specializes in developing software solutions for the distributed solar industry. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, Sighten provides a comprehensive platform that covers the entire lifecycle of solar assets. This platform includes tools for streamlining origination, system design, and sales operations, as well as features for automating ongoing reporting and analytics. Additionally, Sighten offers a pricing engine that accommodates the complexities of solar financing structures and a downstream toolset that enhances organizations' ability to effectively sell solar and manage the financing workflow from lead generation to asset operation. Its clientele consists of tax equity investors, lenders, finance companies, developers, and installers, positioning Sighten as a vital resource in optimizing business operations within the solar sector.

Founded in 2014, Kevala is a data and analytics company specializing in delivering actionable insights for a robust, sustainable, and safe electric grid. It offers cloud-based software that enables users to find and value new locations for solar, storage, and other energy resources, while quantifying environmental impacts. Trusted by governments, utilities, and industry, Kevala's platform integrates deep subject matter expertise across the entire energy value chain.

Carbon Lighthouse is a technology company that helps commercial real estate owners decarbonize and reduce energy costs through a combination of energy-efficiency retrofit measures, on-site generation, and strategic consulting. Its Efficiency Production platform and CLUES AI software analyze building data to identify HVAC, lighting, and equipment inefficiencies, enabling targeted improvements and continuous monitoring. The company implements measures such as optimizing heating, ventilation, and air conditioning loops; installing economizers, variable frequency drives, and other energy-saving equipment; and integrating solar photovoltaic systems, along with decision support for energy sourcing and regulatory impact assessments. It serves building owners and managers of small to medium-sized properties across offices, schools, community centers, and other facilities, delivering value by lowering utility bills, reducing carbon emissions, and improving net operating income. Founded in 2010 and based in San Francisco with a regional office in Los Angeles.

WaterSmart Software is a developer of a cloud-based customer engagement and analytics platform tailored for water utilities. The company's solution enhances the intelligence derived from meter data, enabling water providers to improve customer service and operational efficiency. By allowing customers to access detailed information about their water usage, the platform facilitates better communication between utilities and consumers, helping the latter understand the value of water and discover ways to save costs. WaterSmart has demonstrated its effectiveness by enabling water utilities to reduce costs, protect revenue, and increase customer satisfaction by over 25%. The company's innovative approach has garnered recognition, including the World Economic Forum Technology Pioneers Award, highlighting its potential to positively impact both business and society through technological advancements.

Pono Home is a consulting company focused on helping homeowners and renters create greener and more sustainable living environments. Founded in 2013, Pono Home specializes in personalized, in-home assessments that include evaluations of vampire power, lighting, appliances, and water usage. The company offers a complimentary audit, where various aspects of the home are examined, and major appliances are assessed for potential improvements or upgrades. Clients receive a detailed report outlining opportunities for enhancement, aimed at reducing water and energy consumption while lowering utility costs. Additionally, Pono Home provides maintenance services such as cleaning refrigerator condenser coils, optimizing energy settings in dishwashers, sealing drafts, and even inflating car tires. Through these services, Pono Home seeks to educate residents about sustainable practices while actively helping them implement changes that reduce their carbon footprint and save money.

Rebound Technologies manufactures innovative thermal energy storage systems for commercial freezer environments and off-grid cooling. Its flagship products include IcePoint, a low-temperature refrigeration solution for supermarkets, and SunChill, an off-grid refrigeration system designed to improve agricultural productivity by removing field heat from crops post-harvest. The company's solutions are used by retail stores and farmers in the United States.

kWh Analytics, Inc. is a leading provider of risk management and analytics solutions specifically designed for solar investors and operators. Founded in 2012 and based in San Francisco, the company utilizes a comprehensive performance database that encompasses 20% of the U.S. solar asset class. Its flagship product, HelioStats, offers data integration, analytics, and performance benchmarking, enabling clients to make informed investment decisions and enhance portfolio performance. Additionally, kWh Analytics introduced the Solar Revenue Put, a credit enhancement that mitigates investment risk by providing an insurance-backed production guarantee, thereby improving financing terms for solar projects. The company also offers resources such as The Solar Lendscape, which catalogs active solar lenders, and DealFlow reports that analyze market trends. Serving a diverse clientele, including institutional investors, asset management firms, and private equity groups, kWh Analytics aims to minimize risk and boost equity returns in the solar sector.

Bright Light Systems is an American manufacturer focused on light emitting plasma and LED luminaries. The company provides lighting for harsh operating environments such as ports and harbors, rail and intermodal, aerospace, warehouses, airports, highway, and military. It integrates light emitting plasma luminaries with intelligent lighting controls and data management solutions thereby putting customers in control of their energy expenses, fostering green businesses while delivering cost savings and reducing operational expenses. Bright Light Systems was founded in 2010 and is based in Alpharetta, Georgia.

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.

Spider9 is a clean technology startup that provides renewable energy storage solutions and software control systems. It develops residential and small commercial solutions, commercial and industrial solutions, utility and large commercial solutions, and control solutions. The company’s products include Spider Vault: a product line designed to meet home, small business, and community energy storage needs that can be used to reduce utility demand charges, increase solar self-consumption, provide backup power, and take an entire home or facility off-grid; Spider Rack Pro: a modular energy storage unit used for emergency backup power, electricity bill reduction, electrical islanding, renewable microgrid operation, and more; Spider Vault Max: a solution that integrates Spider Rack Pro energy storage units into a standard shipping container modified to include all mechanical support structures, HVAC, fire suppression, lighting, and safety controls; and OSE: a system that allows energy storage systems to build operation protocol from data drawn from demand response software, building management systems, and utility signals as well as to serve as a site controller for microgrids and other energy networks. Spider9 was founded in 2011 and is based in Michigan, United States.

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.

Autowatts, LLC is a company based in Denver, Colorado, that specializes in developing sales software to facilitate the selling process for dealers of electric vehicles (EV) and photovoltaic solar power systems. Founded in 2013, Autowatts offers a comprehensive sales portal and learning platform that equips salespeople with tools to effectively discuss various aspects of EV and solar sales, including tax incentives, driving habits, charging costs, fuel sources, true cost of ownership, and financing options. The platform streamlines the technical and financial aspects of sales, analyzes customer information, calculates system requirements, and assists in closing deals electronically, ultimately helping clients reduce customer acquisition costs and enhance the affordability of solar solutions.

Oroeco Inc. is a company based in San Francisco, California, that offers a unique service designed to help individuals track and reduce their carbon footprint through their everyday spending and lifestyle choices. Founded in 2011, Oroeco provides an information management platform that consolidates personal financial data to assess the climate impacts of products and services, converting these impacts into carbon dioxide equivalent values. The platform not only enables users to understand the environmental consequences of their purchases but also rewards them for making sustainable choices. By utilizing environmental life-cycle assessment data, Oroeco encourages users to engage in constructive competition with friends and family, fostering a community committed to promoting sustainable living. The company's mission is to simplify the process of aligning personal values with daily decisions, ultimately driving collective action toward climate change mitigation.

WattIQ specializes in developing plug-load energy management products designed to enhance energy efficiency and reduce costs for large commercial organizations. The company’s offerings include solutions that provide socket-level monitoring and control of electrical devices. By implementing these products, commercial and government enterprises can significantly decrease their plug load energy consumption, contributing to overall energy savings and improved operational efficiency.

Founded in 2009, Amber Kinetics specializes in engineering and developing modular flywheel energy storage systems. The company's innovative technology stores energy in a spinning rotor connected to an electric motor, converting electrical energy into mechanical energy and back. Amber Kinetics improves traditional flywheel systems through advancements in magnetic bearings, low-cost rotors, and high-efficiency motor generators.

Oroeco Inc. is a company based in San Francisco, California, that offers a unique service designed to help individuals track and reduce their carbon footprint through their everyday spending and lifestyle choices. Founded in 2011, Oroeco provides an information management platform that consolidates personal financial data to assess the climate impacts of products and services, converting these impacts into carbon dioxide equivalent values. The platform not only enables users to understand the environmental consequences of their purchases but also rewards them for making sustainable choices. By utilizing environmental life-cycle assessment data, Oroeco encourages users to engage in constructive competition with friends and family, fostering a community committed to promoting sustainable living. The company's mission is to simplify the process of aligning personal values with daily decisions, ultimately driving collective action toward climate change mitigation.

WattIQ specializes in developing plug-load energy management products designed to enhance energy efficiency and reduce costs for large commercial organizations. The company’s offerings include solutions that provide socket-level monitoring and control of electrical devices. By implementing these products, commercial and government enterprises can significantly decrease their plug load energy consumption, contributing to overall energy savings and improved operational efficiency.

kWh Analytics, Inc. is a leading provider of risk management and analytics solutions specifically designed for solar investors and operators. Founded in 2012 and based in San Francisco, the company utilizes a comprehensive performance database that encompasses 20% of the U.S. solar asset class. Its flagship product, HelioStats, offers data integration, analytics, and performance benchmarking, enabling clients to make informed investment decisions and enhance portfolio performance. Additionally, kWh Analytics introduced the Solar Revenue Put, a credit enhancement that mitigates investment risk by providing an insurance-backed production guarantee, thereby improving financing terms for solar projects. The company also offers resources such as The Solar Lendscape, which catalogs active solar lenders, and DealFlow reports that analyze market trends. Serving a diverse clientele, including institutional investors, asset management firms, and private equity groups, kWh Analytics aims to minimize risk and boost equity returns in the solar sector.

PlotWatt, Inc. is a provider of energy analytics software solutions aimed at enhancing energy management for residential and commercial clients in the United States, Canada, and New Zealand. Founded in 2008 and based in Durham, North Carolina, the company employs machine-learning algorithms to analyze energy usage data, transforming it into actionable insights that help customers improve their energy efficiency and operational processes. PlotWatt's platform is particularly beneficial for multi-location businesses, offering site-by-site comparative analysis and operational benchmarking to optimize energy consumption. The company's cloud-based energy disaggregation technology delivers customized recommendations by analyzing smart meter data, allowing clients to identify appliance-level energy costs without the need for individual appliance monitoring, ultimately promoting cost savings and sustainable living. PlotWatt operates as a subsidiary of American Efficient, Inc. as of November 2018.

Verdi is a developer of advanced data science platforms focused on enhancing precision agriculture, particularly in irrigation management. The company creates scalable control systems that facilitate plant-level healthcare and automation, even in challenging farming environments. By leveraging geospatial analytics, Verdi's network of irrigation valves allows farmers and growers to make informed irrigation decisions. This innovative approach enables users to customize water and fertilizer application at the individual plant level, thereby optimizing cultivation processes. Verdi aims to empower agricultural professionals with the tools needed to effectively build, manage, and scale their farming operations.