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RayGen is an Australian technology company focused on solar power and electricity storage. Its Solar Power Plant provides on-demand renewable energy by combining PV Ultra solar cogeneration with electro-thermal storage to deliver utility-scale, time-shifted power and synchronous generation. The system is designed to be located where the grid requires flexibility and can support dispatchable electricity for grid services, cogeneration, and potential green hydrogen production. RayGen manufactures high-efficiency solar modules at a 25 MWac facility in Melbourne and has deployed 1 MWac PV Ultra projects under power purchase agreements. The company employs around 30 people across engineering, manufacturing, operations and sales and has received support from government programs such as ARENA and Victoria’s New Energy Jobs Fund.

SkySpecs develops unmanned aerial vehicles and integrated software solutions for the wind energy sector, focusing on operations and maintenance. Its offerings include analytics, blade inspection services, engineering projects, and collaborative tools that aggregate and digitize data from multiple sources. The Horizon reporting platform and a central data repository streamline communication with third parties and enable full‑scale repair campaigns. Founded in 2012, the company is headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan, with an additional office in Amsterdam, Netherlands. SkySpecs aims to enhance productivity, efficiency, and returns for renewable energy assets by providing purpose‑built technologies that help customers make informed decisions.

ElectronX develops an energy exchange platform designed to stabilize short-term electricity pricing. It offers centrally cleared power derivatives, enabling utilities, traders, and independent power producers to effectively manage intraday price risks.

H2SITE develops on-site hydrogen production technology that enables compact systems for generating hydrogen at customer sites. The technology supports low-carbon hydrogen production and integrates production, transportation, and storage, making hydrogen transport more viable and helping unlock hydrogen markets. The company aims to help businesses reduce transportation costs and energy waste by providing efficient, on-site hydrogen solutions.

Ørsted develops, maintains, and operates offshore and onshore renewable energy farms, energy storage facilities, and bioenergy plants. Its vision is a world powered entirely by green energy. Formerly known as DONG Energy, Ørsted has transformed from a black to a green energy company over the past decade, reducing its coal consumption significantly and aiming for full phase-out by 2023. As a global leader in offshore wind with a market share of 25%, it currently powers approximately 9.5 million people.

44.01 specializes in CO2 removal from the atmosphere by accelerating the natural weathering process in peridotite rocks, converting captured CO2 into stable minerals.

Captura is a direct ocean capture company developing a carbon removal system that extracts carbon dioxide from ocean water to enable scalable, low-cost removal from the atmosphere. It uses electrodialysis technology that captures carbon without generating waste or requiring feedstocks, offering ocean-based removal suitable for carbon credit markets and producers of low-carbon products.

Inherit Carbon Solutions creates durable nature-friendly carbon removal solutions.

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.

Sapphire Technologies specializes in the development, manufacturing, and sale of energy recovery systems tailored for industrial applications involving natural gas and hydrogen. The company focuses on converting waste energy generated during pressure reduction processes into electric power, enabling businesses to enhance operational efficiency without disrupting ongoing processes. By recovering this otherwise wasted pressure energy, Sapphire Technologies assists companies in maximizing plant efficiencies, improving productivity, and reducing carbon emissions, while also helping to offset electrical costs and generate additional revenue. Their systems facilitate efficient transportation in pipelines, ensuring safe delivery through local distribution networks.

Rio Energy is an environmental firm that focuses on the development, construction, and operation of renewable energy projects. The company specializes in creating power generation platforms that emphasize efficiency and sustainability. With integrated capabilities, Rio Energy delivers insights and services that support the full functionality of its projects, ensuring they operate effectively. The firm's commitment to the renewable energy sector positions it as a key player in the transition to sustainable power solutions.

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.

Lithium de France, a subsidiary of the French group Arverne, specializes in the development of geothermal heat and lithium projects. The company focuses on harnessing geothermal energy to produce sustainable heat, creating large-scale heating networks that facilitate the transition to environmentally friendly practices. By collaborating with experts in subsoil management, geothermal energy, and lithium refining, Lithium de France aims to support clients in achieving a carbon-free future. Through its innovative approach, the company plays a significant role in advancing sustainable energy solutions.

Green Li-ion, established in 2020 with headquarters in Singapore, specializes in innovative battery recycling technology. The company's patented deep tech process enhances the purity of recycled materials, allowing lithium-ion batteries to be rejuvenated and reused efficiently. This unique approach addresses environmental concerns and improves profitability compared to conventional recycling methods by a factor of four.

Suncor Energy is a Canadian integrated energy company that develops and markets petroleum resources, with a core focus on the Athabasca oil sands. It conducts oil sands development and upgrading, offshore and onshore exploration and production, and refining and marketing of crude oil and refined products. The company markets crude oil, natural gas, byproducts, refined products, and power, and participates in trading activities. It markets Petro-Canada branded products in Canada and operates a network of retail and wholesale channels. Suncor maintains wind farms in Ontario and Western Canada and pursues investments in power and renewable fuels to support a transition to lower-emission energy. Its international footprint includes offshore assets in the North Sea and onshore assets in Libya and Syria, alongside refining and marketing operations in Canada and the United States. Founded in 1917 and headquartered in Calgary, Suncor aims to balance asset quality with growth prospects.

Sif Holding N.V. is a manufacturer and supplier of steel tubulars primarily for the offshore wind and oil and gas sectors. Founded in 1948 and headquartered in Roermond, the Netherlands, the company operates through three segments: Wind, Oil and Gas, and Other. Its product offerings include monopiles, jackets, and various foundation components essential for offshore structures. Sif has established a strong presence in the North Sea market, particularly in subsea structures for the oil and gas industry. Additionally, the company provides logistical services and facilities, mainly supporting the offshore wind industry. Sif serves a diverse range of clients, including developers, engineering and production contractors, and energy companies, both domestically and internationally.

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

Captura is a direct ocean capture company developing a carbon removal system that extracts carbon dioxide from ocean water to enable scalable, low-cost removal from the atmosphere. It uses electrodialysis technology that captures carbon without generating waste or requiring feedstocks, offering ocean-based removal suitable for carbon credit markets and producers of low-carbon products.

Danske Commodities is an independent energy trading house and platform that trades power and gas across borders and links producers, suppliers, and consumers to wholesale energy markets. It supports renewable assets and conventional operations with services such as balancing, optimization of production and consumption, hedging, market monitoring, and risk management, as well as forecasting, procurement variables, and consumption optimization. The company offers trading and risk management solutions and monitoring software, delivered through a 24-hour trading setup to enable rapid responses to changing energy needs. Founded in 2004 and based in Aarhus, Denmark, with offices in major European hubs, Danske Commodities serves customers worldwide by providing tailored services that help market participants balance, hedge, and transact efficiently in wholesale energy markets.

RepAir specializes in large-scale carbon removal technology. Its fully electric, zero-heat process efficiently separates CO2 from air using minimal energy, producing no hazardous waste or liquids.

Syzygy Plasmonics, Inc. is a Houston-based company that specializes in the design, development, and manufacturing of photocatalytic reactor systems for industrial chemical reactions. Founded in 2017, the company focuses on creating reactors that facilitate the generation of fuel cell quality hydrogen from ammonia, specifically for small-to-medium-scale applications. These advanced reactors operate at significantly lower temperatures than traditional chemical reactors, allowing for reduced maintenance costs and the ability to quickly start or stop production. By utilizing light as an energy source, Syzygy Plasmonics enables the integration of renewable electricity into chemical manufacturing, contributing to the decarbonization of various industries and supporting the on-site production of ultra-low-cost hydrogen gas for fuel cell vehicles.

Sol Clarity specializes in enhancing solar panel efficiency through its self-cleaning technology. It develops transparent Electrodynamic Screen overlays that automatically remove dust from solar panels, improving energy yield without the need for water washing.

Elestor BV, founded in 2014 by Wiebrand Kout and headquartered in Arnhem, the Netherlands, specializes in energy storage systems aimed at optimizing the use of self-generated renewable electricity. The company focuses on developing large-scale, cost-effective technologies that can be integrated with hydrogen infrastructures and electrolyzers. This integration significantly reduces the production costs of green hydrogen, allowing clients to lower their electricity storage expenses. Elestor's innovative approach positions it as a key player in the renewable energy sector, facilitating the efficient storage of electricity and promoting sustainable energy solutions.

Founded in 2017, Revterra specializes in developing flywheel energy storage systems for industrial and utility-scale applications. Its patented technology uses passive magnetic bearings to enable low-power consumption at high speeds, facilitating the storage of renewable energies like wind and solar.

Founded in 2017, East Point Energy develops and operates utility-scale energy storage projects. It partners with utilities, independent power producers, landowners, and communities to enhance grid reliability, resilience, and affordability.

H2SITE develops on-site hydrogen production technology that enables compact systems for generating hydrogen at customer sites. The technology supports low-carbon hydrogen production and integrates production, transportation, and storage, making hydrogen transport more viable and helping unlock hydrogen markets. The company aims to help businesses reduce transportation costs and energy waste by providing efficient, on-site hydrogen solutions.

Electric Hydrogen is a company focused on deep decarbonization by developing low-cost, high-efficiency systems for producing fossil-free hydrogen. The company targets industrial sectors such as ammonia and steel production, which contribute significantly to global greenhouse gas emissions. By rethinking electrolysis technology from scratch, Electric Hydrogen aims to make clean hydrogen competitive with traditional methods in terms of cost and scale. Their advanced PEM (Proton Exchange Membrane) technology uses renewable electricity to generate clean hydrogen gas, reducing industrial pollution and dependence on fossil fuels. The company's leadership team brings extensive experience from pioneering clean energy companies like Tesla and First Solar, positioning Electric Hydrogen as a strong contender in the quest for zero-emission industrial processes.

Rovco Ltd is a company based in Bristol, United Kingdom, specializing in underwater hydrographic survey and inspection services through the use of remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) and autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs). Founded in 2015, Rovco serves clients in the oil, gas, and renewable energy sectors by offering advanced technologies that enhance the management and inspection of subsea assets. The company's innovative solutions include 3D photogrammetry, which creates detailed 3D models from high-resolution photographs, allowing clients to assess their assets for damage, corrosion, and marine growth. By leveraging artificial intelligence and machine learning, Rovco provides autonomous subsea robotics and advanced inspection capabilities, enabling clients to make informed engineering decisions and undertake preventative maintenance, thereby reducing project risks and costs.

SkySpecs develops unmanned aerial vehicles and integrated software solutions for the wind energy sector, focusing on operations and maintenance. Its offerings include analytics, blade inspection services, engineering projects, and collaborative tools that aggregate and digitize data from multiple sources. The Horizon reporting platform and a central data repository streamline communication with third parties and enable full‑scale repair campaigns. Founded in 2012, the company is headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan, with an additional office in Amsterdam, Netherlands. SkySpecs aims to enhance productivity, efficiency, and returns for renewable energy assets by providing purpose‑built technologies that help customers make informed decisions.

Sapphire Technologies specializes in the development, manufacturing, and sale of energy recovery systems tailored for industrial applications involving natural gas and hydrogen. The company focuses on converting waste energy generated during pressure reduction processes into electric power, enabling businesses to enhance operational efficiency without disrupting ongoing processes. By recovering this otherwise wasted pressure energy, Sapphire Technologies assists companies in maximizing plant efficiencies, improving productivity, and reducing carbon emissions, while also helping to offset electrical costs and generate additional revenue. Their systems facilitate efficient transportation in pipelines, ensuring safe delivery through local distribution networks.

LevelTen Energy is a Seattle-based company that operates a renewable energy transaction marketplace platform. Founded in 2016, it facilitates connections between corporate and industrial power buyers and utility-scale wind, solar, and storage projects. The platform enables these buyers to access power purchase agreements (PPAs), providing financial security through fixed-price renewables and the economic advantages of large-scale projects. LevelTen Energy equips renewable energy buyers, advisors, and sellers with tools and services to expedite better deals.

Carbon Clean Solutions develops carbon dioxide capture and recovery technology for industrial and power generation. Its solutions enable energy-efficient CO2 separation from flue gases and gas streams, with systems designed to retrofit existing plants and support new-build installations. The technology serves cement, steel, fertilizer, chemical, petrochemical, and utility sectors, helping reduce direct emissions from coal- or gas-fired sources. It employs regenerable solvent-based capture processes and process integration approaches to improve capture rates while lowering operating costs. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Mumbai, the company maintains research facilities in the United Kingdom and India and has a global commercial presence including the United States.

Mainspring Energy, Inc. is a technology company based in Menlo Park, California, that specializes in developing linear generator technology for low carbon, dispatchable energy solutions. Founded in 2010 by three Stanford engineers, the company focuses on creating advanced prototypes that convert fuel into electricity through a unique, low-temperature reaction of air and fuel. This innovative approach allows Mainspring to offer generators that provide affordable, reliable electricity while significantly reducing carbon emissions compared to traditional electric grids. The company's mission is to address climate change and enhance energy accessibility, contributing to the development of net-zero carbon energy systems for the future.

Syzygy Plasmonics, Inc. is a Houston-based company that specializes in the design, development, and manufacturing of photocatalytic reactor systems for industrial chemical reactions. Founded in 2017, the company focuses on creating reactors that facilitate the generation of fuel cell quality hydrogen from ammonia, specifically for small-to-medium-scale applications. These advanced reactors operate at significantly lower temperatures than traditional chemical reactors, allowing for reduced maintenance costs and the ability to quickly start or stop production. By utilizing light as an energy source, Syzygy Plasmonics enables the integration of renewable electricity into chemical manufacturing, contributing to the decarbonization of various industries and supporting the on-site production of ultra-low-cost hydrogen gas for fuel cell vehicles.

Hyperion Global Energy develops modular carbon capture and recycling technology for industrial-scale deployment, designing advanced thermal reactors that divert waste carbon dioxide from heavy industry and convert it into high-value mineral commodities. The company employs patented processes to enable compact systems capable of handling large CO2 flows while generating power, with the aim of addressing energy needs and reducing climate impact. By turning emissions into minerals and energy, Hyperion Global Energy seeks to provide affordable, clean, and safe energy solutions for clients and advance cleaner industrial operations.

Founded in 2017, Commonwealth Fusion is a research company developing fusion energy through an inexhaustible power plant. It combines proven physics with revolutionary superconducting magnet technology to accelerate the path to commercial fusion energy.

Reactive Technologies LTD is an energy technology company based in London, United Kingdom, focused on facilitating the transition to clean energy through innovative solutions for grid operators, electric utilities, and renewable asset owners. The company offers a range of advanced technologies, including GridMetrix, which provides real-time inertia measurements for transmission system operators, and GridMetrix for distribution network operators, which measures system strength and helps manage constraints. Its Tradenergy platform enhances forecasting, risk management, and optimization for energy flexibility, while the Dynamic PPA feature allows generators to capitalize on market opportunities and mitigate price risks. Reactive Technologies is recognized for its groundbreaking Grid-Sonar™ technology, which delivers precise data on grid operations, thereby improving planning and maximizing electricity supply utilization. Established in 2010, the company has expanded its reach internationally, with commercial offices in the UK, USA, and Australia, and an R&D center in Finland.

Oxford PV is a company based in Oxford, United Kingdom, founded in 2010 by Henry Snaith and Kevin Arthur. It specializes in the development and commercialization of thin-film perovskite solar cells, which are designed to be printed directly onto silicon solar cells, CIGS solar cells, or glass. The company's innovative technology enhances photovoltaic performance by efficiently capturing specific parts of the solar spectrum, providing a low-cost and lightweight alternative for energy generation. Oxford PV aims to contribute significantly to the growth of renewable energy globally through its advanced solar cell solutions.

Yellow Door Energy, established in 2015 with headquarters in Dubai and operations in Amman, specializes in distributed solar power generation for commercial and industrial customers across the Middle East and Africa. The company finances, designs, builds, operates, and maintains solar plants, enabling clients to adopt renewable energy solutions without upfront capital expenditure. Once operational, clients pay a monthly bill based on electricity produced. Yellow Door Energy aims to develop over 1 gigawatt of distributed solar capacity, demonstrating its commitment to sustainability and clean energy in the region.

Scatec ASA is an integrated independent solar power producer based in Oslo, Norway. Founded in 2007, the company specializes in the design, development, financing, engineering, procurement, construction management, ownership, operation, and maintenance of solar photovoltaic power plants. Scatec operates through three segments: Power Production, Services, and Development and Construction. With a portfolio of 1.9 GW in operation and under construction, Scatec's projects are located in various countries, including Argentina, Brazil, the Czech Republic, Egypt, Honduras, Jordan, Malaysia, Mozambique, Rwanda, South Africa, and Ukraine. The company aims to deliver affordable and sustainable clean energy solutions globally. Scatec changed its name from Scatec Solar ASA in November 2020 to reflect its broader focus and capabilities in the renewable energy sector.

Danske Commodities is an independent energy trading house and platform that trades power and gas across borders and links producers, suppliers, and consumers to wholesale energy markets. It supports renewable assets and conventional operations with services such as balancing, optimization of production and consumption, hedging, market monitoring, and risk management, as well as forecasting, procurement variables, and consumption optimization. The company offers trading and risk management solutions and monitoring software, delivered through a 24-hour trading setup to enable rapid responses to changing energy needs. Founded in 2004 and based in Aarhus, Denmark, with offices in major European hubs, Danske Commodities serves customers worldwide by providing tailored services that help market participants balance, hedge, and transact efficiently in wholesale energy markets.

Oxford PV is a company based in Oxford, United Kingdom, founded in 2010 by Henry Snaith and Kevin Arthur. It specializes in the development and commercialization of thin-film perovskite solar cells, which are designed to be printed directly onto silicon solar cells, CIGS solar cells, or glass. The company's innovative technology enhances photovoltaic performance by efficiently capturing specific parts of the solar spectrum, providing a low-cost and lightweight alternative for energy generation. Oxford PV aims to contribute significantly to the growth of renewable energy globally through its advanced solar cell solutions.

Mainspring Energy, Inc. is a technology company based in Menlo Park, California, that specializes in developing linear generator technology for low carbon, dispatchable energy solutions. Founded in 2010 by three Stanford engineers, the company focuses on creating advanced prototypes that convert fuel into electricity through a unique, low-temperature reaction of air and fuel. This innovative approach allows Mainspring to offer generators that provide affordable, reliable electricity while significantly reducing carbon emissions compared to traditional electric grids. The company's mission is to address climate change and enhance energy accessibility, contributing to the development of net-zero carbon energy systems for the future.

Oxford PV is a company based in Oxford, United Kingdom, founded in 2010 by Henry Snaith and Kevin Arthur. It specializes in the development and commercialization of thin-film perovskite solar cells, which are designed to be printed directly onto silicon solar cells, CIGS solar cells, or glass. The company's innovative technology enhances photovoltaic performance by efficiently capturing specific parts of the solar spectrum, providing a low-cost and lightweight alternative for energy generation. Oxford PV aims to contribute significantly to the growth of renewable energy globally through its advanced solar cell solutions.

Convergent Energy and Power is a developer of energy storage assets, focusing on clean energy solutions. The company specializes in commercial and industrial applications to grid-connected systems, managing all aspects of the development cycle from project identification to operations.

Established in 2001, Carbon Trust is a global organization dedicated to accelerating sustainable, low-carbon economies. With over 200 experts spanning engineering, finance, and policy, they assist businesses, governments, and institutions worldwide in reducing carbon emissions and enhancing resource efficiency.

United Wind is a renewable energy company based in Brooklyn, New York, specializing in small-scale wind turbine solutions. Founded in 2013 by Russell Tencer and Tal Mamo, the company offers distributed-scale wind energy through its WindLease program, which provides financing for wind turbines, handles installation, permitting, and maintenance, and guarantees service. This allows customers to avoid upfront purchase costs and save on electricity expenses. United Wind also provides WindSight, a tool for analyzing local wind potential and recommending suitable turbines. The company serves agricultural, residential, commercial, and educational sectors, offering an affordable turn-key wind energy solution that includes turbine repairs and other related services.

Danotek Motion Technologies Inc, founded in 2001, in Ann Arbor, Michigan is an ISO 9001:2000 certified technology innovator. Danotek develops clean, energy efficient, generators, electrical conversion systems, brushless motors and electronics controls for alternative energy and advanced transportation applications. Danotek has developed a number of patent-pending innovative products that include variable speed permanent magnet (PM) generators and brushless motors with integrated electronics for wind power, fuel cell, CHP, auxiliary power and electric and hybrid electric vehicles. Their designs represent industry leadership and are expected to replace inefficient and unreliable systems with added extensive control features.

Danotek Motion Technologies Inc, founded in 2001, in Ann Arbor, Michigan is an ISO 9001:2000 certified technology innovator. Danotek develops clean, energy efficient, generators, electrical conversion systems, brushless motors and electronics controls for alternative energy and advanced transportation applications. Danotek has developed a number of patent-pending innovative products that include variable speed permanent magnet (PM) generators and brushless motors with integrated electronics for wind power, fuel cell, CHP, auxiliary power and electric and hybrid electric vehicles. Their designs represent industry leadership and are expected to replace inefficient and unreliable systems with added extensive control features.

Pelamis Wave Power is a pioneer in the renewable energy sector, specializing in the generation of electricity from ocean waves. The company has developed the Pelamis Wave Energy Converter, a semi-submerged and articulated structure made up of cylindrical sections connected by hinged joints. This innovative system is designed to assist project developers and electricity generators in the development, construction, and operation of wave power projects. Pelamis Wave Power was the first to introduce a commercial-scale machine capable of delivering electricity to the grid from offshore wave energy, marking a significant advancement in the utilization of marine resources for sustainable energy production.

BrightSource Energy, Inc. is a solar thermal technology company that specializes in designing, developing, and selling systems for utility-scale electric power plants both in the United States and internationally. The company utilizes fields of tracking mirrors, known as heliostats, which are controlled by proprietary software to concentrate sunlight onto a solar receiver/boiler unit, producing high-temperature steam. This steam can be harnessed for electricity generation via conventional steam turbines or for industrial applications, such as thermal enhanced oil recovery. In addition to its core technology, BrightSource provides comprehensive project development services that include site acquisition, permitting, and interconnection to the electrical grid. The company targets utility-scale solar thermal power project owners, contractors, and oil production companies, fostering strategic partnerships with notable firms in the industry. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Oakland, California, BrightSource aims to offer low-cost, reliable clean energy solutions that help reduce dependency on fossil fuels.