European Innovation Council

BlueHeart Energy is a deep tech company focused on developing innovative green technologies to enhance heat pump performance. Utilizing thermoacoustics, the company generates sound waves within a closed circuit to produce heat and cold, marking a significant advancement as this technology is now being applied to residential heat pumps, previously limited to industrial applications. BlueHeart's products are designed to replace critical components in heat pumps, facilitating easy integration for original equipment manufacturers. The resulting heat pumps are versatile, silent, and cost-effective, suitable for both new and existing homes. Additionally, BlueHeart's technology is environmentally friendly, producing no CO2 emissions and eliminating the need for refrigerants, thus contributing to sustainable heating and cooling solutions.

Marvel Fusion develops fusion energy technology using a laser-based reactor. Its innovative approach offers clean, safe, and reliable energy solutions, aiming to commercialize baseload fusion electrical power.

GBM Works is a Netherlands-based company that develops offshore wind turbine foundation installation technologies. Founded in 2016 and based in The Hague, it focuses on methods for installing foundations with minimal environmental impact, including a silent installation approach designed to reduce noise pollution and disruption to marine life. The company's solutions aim to enable faster deployment of offshore wind projects while supporting sustainability goals in renewable energy.

Reverion develops reversible, carbon-negative power plants using patented technology. Their containerized units achieve electrical efficiencies of up to 80%, doubling the electricity output of conventional gas engines while reducing greenhouse gas emissions and achieving a negative CO2 balance.

Wattalps is a technology company specializing in the development of lithium power systems tailored for small and medium-scale applications. Their product portfolio focuses on affordability, passive safety measures, efficient cooling mechanisms, extended lifespan, and robust cell protection features. Wattalps aims to simplify integration into vehicles or charging stations by offering standard and modular products, thereby facilitating swift, efficient, and cost-effective adoption of electric vehicle technologies and sustainable transportation solutions.

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

Efenco is a cleantech startup focused on enhancing the energy conversion efficiency of industrial furnaces and boilers while minimizing their carbon emissions. The company has developed a patented high-energy ray ceramic chip (HERC) that significantly reduces CO2 emissions and fuel costs by at least 18% in energy-intensive sectors, including electricity generation, steel manufacturing, pulp and paper production, ceramics, cement, and district heating. By leveraging principles from quantum and plasma physics, nanotechnology, and electrochemistry, Efenco's innovative technology captures and converts waste heat generated during natural gas combustion into a flux of ionizing radiation, thereby enabling industries to optimize energy usage and improve thermal conversion efficiency.

Founded in 2014, Skytree develops direct air capture technology to recycle atmospheric CO2, providing a clean and reliable source for industries while contributing to global sustainability efforts.

Bound4Blue develops foldable wingsail systems for integration onto various vessels. Their technology harnesses wind power to reduce fuel consumption and pollutant emissions by up to 40%, with a payback period under five years.

Paptic is a manufacturing company focused on creating innovative, wood-based renewable and recyclable products that aim to replace traditional paper and plastic materials. By developing plastic bags that merge the renewability and recyclability of paper with the functional benefits of plastics, Paptic addresses critical global environmental challenges, particularly the accumulation of plastic waste. The company's products enable customers to pursue sustainable practices without compromising their everyday needs for plastic bags.

Sakowin is a French company specializing in the production of sustainable hydrogen and solid carbon through innovative technology that eliminates CO2 emissions. Initially focused on hydrogen production via water electrolysis, Sakowin now utilizes biomethane or natural gas as feedstock, allowing for high energy efficiency and low-cost hydrogen generation. The company's advanced process, known as methane plasmolysis, enables on-site and on-demand production, significantly reducing electricity consumption compared to traditional methods. By leveraging existing gas infrastructures, Sakowin supports businesses in their efforts to transition to cleaner energy solutions while integrating decarbonized products into their operations.

Stabl Energy develops innovative technology that substantially enhances battery storage systems.

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.

Hardt Hyperloop is a company dedicated to developing an innovative transportation system that enables emission-free travel over large distances. Originating from the winning team of the SpaceX Hyperloop Competition, it aims to create a hyperloop network that serves both passengers and freight efficiently. The hyperloop system designed by Hardt Hyperloop focuses on providing a safe, sustainable, and affordable mode of transport, allowing for rapid travel between network cities with minimal waiting times. By prioritizing accessibility and environmental responsibility, Hardt Hyperloop seeks to revolutionize global mobility and enhance connectivity for daily commuters.

Wattalps is a technology company specializing in the development of lithium power systems tailored for small and medium-scale applications. Their product portfolio focuses on affordability, passive safety measures, efficient cooling mechanisms, extended lifespan, and robust cell protection features. Wattalps aims to simplify integration into vehicles or charging stations by offering standard and modular products, thereby facilitating swift, efficient, and cost-effective adoption of electric vehicle technologies and sustainable transportation solutions.

TreaTech is a Swiss cleantech company established in 2015 by engineers from the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL). The company specializes in developing catalytic hydrothermal gasification (cHTG) technology that offers an innovative approach to wastewater treatment. This thermochemical process effectively transforms various types of liquid waste, including sewage sludge, into valuable by-products such as renewable gas, clean water, and mineral salts. TreaTech's solutions focus on eco-friendly waste disposal, aligning with sustainable development and circular economy principles. By recycling wastewater and its by-products, TreaTech enables clients to manage waste more sustainably while generating resources like fertilizers and biogas.

Modvion AB is a Swedish company founded in 2015 and based in Gothenburg, specializing in the design and development of modular wind power towers constructed from renewable composite materials. The company focuses on simplifying construction logistics and improving cost efficiency in the wind energy sector through its patented modular technology. This innovative approach enables the production of wind towers exceeding 120 meters in height while significantly reducing transportation costs, installation complexity, and the reliance on traditional steel structures. By leveraging engineered wood products, Modvion aims to enhance the economic viability of wind power projects, ultimately contributing to increased electricity production and more sustainable energy solutions.

ReLearn is a startup focused on leveraging artificial intelligence to assist companies and municipalities in minimizing their environmental impact by monitoring waste production. Utilizing a plug-and-play sensor called NANDO, which is installed on trash bins, ReLearn gathers precise data on the quantity and quality of waste generated daily. This data facilitates the creation of detailed sustainability reports and enhances awareness of environmental issues among corporate and civic stakeholders. The company employs gamification techniques to engage users and promote environmentally responsible behaviors. ReLearn aims to support visionary organizations in achieving their ZERO WASTE goals and adhering to key Sustainable Development Goals. By transforming ordinary bins into smart waste management systems, ReLearn enables clients to automate processes and improve efficiency while reducing carbon emissions and operational costs associated with improper waste disposal. The company has garnered recognition for its innovative approach, being a winner of the European Social Innovation Competition in 2022.

Efficient Energy Technology makes renewable energy simple, safe, and dependable for everyone. Efficient Energy Technology develops a small power plant consisting of photovoltaic and storage for complete self-installation.

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.

N2 Applied is a Norwegian technology company focused on enabling farmers to produce their own sustainable fertilizer through an innovative process that utilizes slurry, air, and electricity. The company is in the pre-commercial phase and has developed a technology that allows for the local production of nitrogen-rich fertilizer from liquid organic substrates, such as livestock manure. By integrating nitrogen from the atmosphere into these substrates, N2 Applied's solution not only enhances the nitrogen content but also mitigates ammonia loss and reduces greenhouse gas emissions. The company operates its head office in Oslo/Asker and maintains a test center in Svene, with additional branches in Wageningen and York. N2 Applied's scalable process aims to eliminate the lengthy and costly supply chains associated with traditional fertilizer production, facilitating a more circular farming system. This approach not only provides farmers with cost-effective and environmentally friendly fertilizer but also contributes to on-farm reductions in methane and ammonia emissions.

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.

Blue Planet Ecosystems develops and operates modular closed-loop photoprotein reactors for sustainable food production in extreme environments. The company designs self-sustaining aquaculture systems powered by renewable energy that convert carbon dioxide and sunlight into sugars, amino and fatty acids, making nutrients available for zooplankton and fish. Its technology enables organic seafood production close to consumers on nontraditional farming sites, helping farmers and agricultural businesses diversify production in response to climate change. Founded in 2018 and based in San Francisco, Blue Planet Ecosystems focuses on pollutant-free, high-quality aquaculture with minimal environmental impact by turning sunlight into feed and enabling new farming methods.

Reverion develops reversible, carbon-negative power plants using patented technology. Their containerized units achieve electrical efficiencies of up to 80%, doubling the electricity output of conventional gas engines while reducing greenhouse gas emissions and achieving a negative CO2 balance.

Alvus offers biomethane services. They offer project development, construction, and operation of biogas plants. They assist their customers in every aspect related to a biogas plant, due diligence analysis, business plan verification, site selection, biomass research, choice of power supply plan, selection of the most suitable technology.

Maeve Aerospace is a all-electric aircraft.

Reblade specializes in drone-based and AI-assisted repair of wind turbine blades using patented technology. This climate-focused company aims to reduce CO2 emissions by enhancing the efficiency of wind energy production. They seek strategic partnerships and impact investors across Europe, India, and the US.

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

ROSI is a company based in Grenoble, France, focused on developing innovative technologies for the recycling and revalorization of raw materials within the photovoltaic industry. The company specializes in recovering ultra-pure silicon and other metals that are typically lost during the manufacturing of photovoltaic cells and at the end of a solar panel's life cycle. By addressing industrial waste generated during the solar wafer slicing process and capturing silicon fine particles lost during PV-silicon production, ROSI enables its clients to produce photovoltaic modules in a more sustainable and cost-effective manner.

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.

Alvus offers biomethane services. They offer project development, construction, and operation of biogas plants. They assist their customers in every aspect related to a biogas plant, due diligence analysis, business plan verification, site selection, biomass research, choice of power supply plan, selection of the most suitable technology.

Circu Li-ion is a Luxembourg-based startup specializing in automated battery disassembly and diagnostics. Its proprietary platform enables remanufacturing, reuse, and recycling of lithium-ion batteries at scale and cost-effectively. The platform comprises three core pillars: a battery library, application layer, and robotic disassembly systems. These systems reduce reliance on manual labor by 47%, achieve high robot autonomy (67%), enhance safety, and recover up to 95% of battery components for reuse or recycling.

Maeve Aerospace is a all-electric aircraft.

Chrysalix Technologies is an Imperial College spin-out company developing an innovative biomass fractionation process using low-cost ionic liquids. Currently, their society is heavily relying on the use of crude oil while products are discarded at the end of their lives. They want to change that, which is why they are developing novel chemical processes that enable us to live more sustainably in a clean world. Their first product is the BioFlex process that uses waste wood and agricultural by-products as well as sustainably grown biomass to produce a greener alternative to today’s petrochemical industry while providing unwanted waste materials with a new purpose.

Reliefed Technologies AB, based in Varberg, Sweden, specializes in producing 3D printing components for various manufacturing sectors, including transportation, building materials, consumer products, and energy applications. The company has developed a globally patented 3D-production method called z.trusion®, which allows for the integration of 3D mass production into existing 2D production lines. This innovative technology significantly reduces energy consumption and costs, particularly in the new energy sector, where it can achieve up to 97% less energy usage and ten times higher production speeds. Reliefed Technologies focuses on advanced applications such as bipolar flow plates for fuel cells and electrolyzers, electrodes for lithium-ion batteries, and other energy-efficient solutions. The company is actively involved in industrialization projects with major multinational OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers, holding 44 patents across multiple countries. Through its technology, Reliefed aims to improve product performance and facilitate recycling, while also contributing to substantial savings in material and production costs.

SolarDew is a Netherlands-based company that specializes in innovative membrane distillation technology for water desalination and purification. The firm focuses on transforming contaminated, tainted, or saline water into pure drinking water. Its modular systems are powered exclusively by solar energy, eliminating the need for external energy sources. This approach not only enhances the sustainability of water purification efforts but also empowers local entrepreneurs to establish and operate their own water treatment businesses within their communities. By leveraging renewable energy, SolarDew aims to provide accessible and safe drinking water solutions globally.

HighLine Technology develops and commercializes highly efficient dispensing technology to reduce material usage in the photovoltaics sector and provides dispensing solutions for other industries. Its parallel dispensing technology lowers material consumption in solar cell manufacturing by applying front metal contacts to silicon solar cells and can be integrated into conventional production lines to replace the screen‑printing process for front‑side contacts, enabling resource savings, higher electricity yield, and improved throughput.

Paptic is a manufacturing company focused on creating innovative, wood-based renewable and recyclable products that aim to replace traditional paper and plastic materials. By developing plastic bags that merge the renewability and recyclability of paper with the functional benefits of plastics, Paptic addresses critical global environmental challenges, particularly the accumulation of plastic waste. The company's products enable customers to pursue sustainable practices without compromising their everyday needs for plastic bags.

IOS is an R&D entity that focuses on renewable energy, safeguarding the environment, developing sensors, and exploring novel materials. Their approach involves consistently obtaining fresh knowledge and applying it in both domestic and international economic and research sectors. The institute's objective is to introduce cutting-edge technology into the economic environment by leveraging highly educated personnel and cutting-edge laboratory equipment. Their areas of focus include creating chemical sensors to detect food freshness, monitoring water, and air quality, ensuring personal safety and protection, synthesizing nanomaterials, and adapting them for use in diverse fields.

Reselo is focused on developing and producing sustainable biomaterials that serve as alternatives to fossil-based plastics. The company specializes in Nordic bio rubbers derived from birch bark and other renewable feedstocks, utilizing comprehensive material characterization in its production processes. Reselo's innovative approach has the potential to replace synthetic rubbers, providing businesses with an opportunity to adopt sustainable rubber solutions while decreasing their reliance on fossil fuels.

SolarDew is a Netherlands-based company that specializes in innovative membrane distillation technology for water desalination and purification. The firm focuses on transforming contaminated, tainted, or saline water into pure drinking water. Its modular systems are powered exclusively by solar energy, eliminating the need for external energy sources. This approach not only enhances the sustainability of water purification efforts but also empowers local entrepreneurs to establish and operate their own water treatment businesses within their communities. By leveraging renewable energy, SolarDew aims to provide accessible and safe drinking water solutions globally.

C2C NewCap, founded in 2014 by Rui Silva and Andre Mao de Ferro, is a Lisbon-based manufacturer specializing in the production of supercapacitors designed for efficient electrical energy storage. The company focuses on developing next-generation devices that utilize proprietary electrodes and an aqueous electrolyte, which contribute to a low environmental impact. C2C NewCap aims to provide clients with energy storage solutions that not only enhance operational efficiency but also reduce overall environmental and operational costs.

Reliefed Technologies AB, based in Varberg, Sweden, specializes in producing 3D printing components for various manufacturing sectors, including transportation, building materials, consumer products, and energy applications. The company has developed a globally patented 3D-production method called z.trusion®, which allows for the integration of 3D mass production into existing 2D production lines. This innovative technology significantly reduces energy consumption and costs, particularly in the new energy sector, where it can achieve up to 97% less energy usage and ten times higher production speeds. Reliefed Technologies focuses on advanced applications such as bipolar flow plates for fuel cells and electrolyzers, electrodes for lithium-ion batteries, and other energy-efficient solutions. The company is actively involved in industrialization projects with major multinational OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers, holding 44 patents across multiple countries. Through its technology, Reliefed aims to improve product performance and facilitate recycling, while also contributing to substantial savings in material and production costs.

GBM Works is a Netherlands-based company that develops offshore wind turbine foundation installation technologies. Founded in 2016 and based in The Hague, it focuses on methods for installing foundations with minimal environmental impact, including a silent installation approach designed to reduce noise pollution and disruption to marine life. The company's solutions aim to enable faster deployment of offshore wind projects while supporting sustainability goals in renewable energy.

Vanevo GmbH, established in 2018 and located in Oldenburg, Germany, specializes in the development and production of components for redox flow batteries. The company focuses on creating stacks and modules designed to enhance the affordability and accessibility of electricity storage. Vanevo's innovative approach enables the storage of electrical energy in two tanks, allowing for efficient charging and discharging within the battery stacks. By offering economically durable solutions, Vanevo aims to provide users with cost-effective options for energy storage, addressing the growing demand for reliable and sustainable energy solutions.

Evoy is a Norwegian manufacturer of electric propulsion systems for speedboats, founded in 2018 and headquartered in Florø, Sogn og Fjordane. The company designs inboard and outboard electric motors that replace traditional diesel and gasoline engines, significantly lowering maintenance and operating costs. These electric systems operate silently, minimizing noise pollution in marine environments while providing strong performance and responsiveness. Evoy's innovative technology enables ferry and tour operators to meet sustainability goals and adhere to regulatory requirements, enhancing their operational efficiency and environmental impact.

Evoy is a Norwegian manufacturer of electric propulsion systems for speedboats, founded in 2018 and headquartered in Florø, Sogn og Fjordane. The company designs inboard and outboard electric motors that replace traditional diesel and gasoline engines, significantly lowering maintenance and operating costs. These electric systems operate silently, minimizing noise pollution in marine environments while providing strong performance and responsiveness. Evoy's innovative technology enables ferry and tour operators to meet sustainability goals and adhere to regulatory requirements, enhancing their operational efficiency and environmental impact.

Gr3n Recycling has developed an innovative technology that enables the chemical recycling of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles and food containers in a cost-effective manner. By applying microwave technology to a well-established chemical reaction, Gr3n has created a process that not only facilitates the industrial implementation of PET recycling but also depolymerizes polyester textiles to yield virgin PET. This groundbreaking approach has the potential to transform the global PET recycling landscape, offering significant financial benefits and cost savings for the recycling industry.

Envola specializes in energy-efficient solutions, developing software and hardware for smart energy management, renewable resources, and storage. They design integrated systems for heating, cooling, ventilation, and hot water preparation, including heat pumps with integrated storage and networked storage systems.

Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Valence, France, Dracula Technologies designs and manufactures organic photovoltaic cells. These cells convert ambient light into electricity, enabling small devices like phones and sensors to recharge themselves. The company's flagship product, Light As Your Energetic Response (LAYER), is used indoors and outdoors.

CH-Bioforce provides a revolutionary technology for converting all biomass components into high-value material streams - dissolving pulp, polymeric hemicellulose, and sulphur-free lignin. These valuable biomaterials can replace fossil and food-based raw materials in multiple industries, such as textiles and packaging applications.

Founded in 2014, Seaborg Technologies develops and operates thorium-based molten salt reactors (MSRs) for clean energy production. The company also designs software tools to assist MSR companies and aims to provide affordable, sustainable nuclear power.

Easyl is a manufacturer based in Bonneville, France, specializing in the sustainable production of materials for zinc-based batteries. Founded in 2017, the company employs green chemistry to create composites primarily using calcium zincate. This innovative approach allows Easyl to develop advanced electrodes that enhance the performance of batteries by optimizing their electrochemical characteristics. By focusing on environmentally friendly methods, Easyl aims to contribute to the growing demand for sustainable energy solutions in the battery manufacturing industry.

Sakowin is a French company specializing in the production of sustainable hydrogen and solid carbon through innovative technology that eliminates CO2 emissions. Initially focused on hydrogen production via water electrolysis, Sakowin now utilizes biomethane or natural gas as feedstock, allowing for high energy efficiency and low-cost hydrogen generation. The company's advanced process, known as methane plasmolysis, enables on-site and on-demand production, significantly reducing electricity consumption compared to traditional methods. By leveraging existing gas infrastructures, Sakowin supports businesses in their efforts to transition to cleaner energy solutions while integrating decarbonized products into their operations.

Founded in 2016, Carbo Culture produces biochar from waste biomass using a patented process that permanently stores carbon. Its high-quality biochar is used for soil remediation and enhancement, while also generating renewable energy and creating tangible carbon credits.

Sakowin is a French company specializing in the production of sustainable hydrogen and solid carbon through innovative technology that eliminates CO2 emissions. Initially focused on hydrogen production via water electrolysis, Sakowin now utilizes biomethane or natural gas as feedstock, allowing for high energy efficiency and low-cost hydrogen generation. The company's advanced process, known as methane plasmolysis, enables on-site and on-demand production, significantly reducing electricity consumption compared to traditional methods. By leveraging existing gas infrastructures, Sakowin supports businesses in their efforts to transition to cleaner energy solutions while integrating decarbonized products into their operations.

Deasyl is a company dedicated to the development of innovative and eco-friendly chemical solutions, focusing on green chemistry and recycling processes. It specializes in transforming waste and biomass into sustainable products, utilizing clean technology to create scalable processes for major players in the fine chemical and petrochemical industries. By advancing waste valorization and employing biodiesel production methods, Deasyl enables its clients to adopt environmentally friendly practices, thereby contributing to a more sustainable future.

Insolight is an energy company founded in 2015 that specializes in the development and manufacturing of advanced solar panels. The company has achieved record efficiency levels of 29 percent for its solar modules, significantly lowering residential solar electricity costs. Insolight utilizes innovative optical technology that combines high efficiency with the ease of mounting similar to standard flat panels. The company has also demonstrated its capabilities through third-party validations, achieving 36 percent efficiency on lab prototypes and 29 percent on pre-industrial modules. Insolight's business model focuses on developing intellectual property, controlling wholesale distribution, and outsourcing manufacturing. Additionally, the company is engaged in creating photovoltaic systems aimed at reducing solar electricity costs in the agricultural sector, employing integrated tracking methods to optimize energy production based on the sun's position.

Bloom Biorenewables Ltd is a Swiss company established in 2019, specializing in the development of innovative technologies that convert wood and agricultural waste into renewable materials as substitutes for petroleum-based products. The company focuses on producing bio-based materials for various sectors, including fragrances, plastics, and textiles, thereby offering sustainable alternatives to fossil fuels. By introducing a novel approach to the production of biorenewable products and fuels, Bloom Biorenewables aims to make a significant impact in promoting the use of sustainable resources and addressing climate change challenges.

Ocean Oasis is a water technology company developing wave-powered desalination to produce fresh water from seawater and deliver it to shore with zero emissions. Its platform leverages wave energy to provide a flexible and robust solution that reduces dependence on diesel generators and electric grids, supporting decarbonization for coastal communities. The company aims to offer a cost-competitive approach to sustainable freshwater supply, combining offshore capabilities with environmentally friendly design. Founded in 2020 and based in Oslo, Norway, Ocean Oasis focuses on scalable desalination suitable for coastal infrastructure and regional water security.

Founded in Germany in 2019, BIOWEG is a purpose-driven company that combines biotechnology, material science, and molecular simulation to develop and sell advanced, sustainable, and bio-based high-performance ingredients for businesses. Their animal-free ingredients are globally scalable and manufactured sustainably using green chemistry. They partner with forward-thinking companies in cosmetics, personal care, agricultural technology, and food/beverage sectors.

AquaBattery develops safe, sustainable aqueous batteries for large-scale energy storage. Utilizing table salt and water, their flow batteries are non-toxic and adjustable in power capacity independently of energy storage.

Nova Innovation Ltd. is a tidal energy company founded in 2009 and based in Edinburgh, United Kingdom, with additional offices in Leith, Caernarfon, and Shetland. The company specializes in designing, building, and operating underwater tidal turbines that provide clean, predictable electricity while minimizing visual impact and harmonizing with the marine environment. Nova Innovation develops sites for arrays of tidal turbines and is dedicated to reducing reliance on fossil fuels for future generations. With a focus on local supply chains, the company engages coastal communities to enhance the success of its tidal power projects. Nova Innovation gained recognition for deploying the world's first offshore tidal array, earning awards for its contributions to low-carbon innovation and sustainable energy solutions.

Founded in Germany in 2019, BIOWEG is a purpose-driven company that combines biotechnology, material science, and molecular simulation to develop and sell advanced, sustainable, and bio-based high-performance ingredients for businesses. Their animal-free ingredients are globally scalable and manufactured sustainably using green chemistry. They partner with forward-thinking companies in cosmetics, personal care, agricultural technology, and food/beverage sectors.

Wattalps is a technology company specializing in the development of lithium power systems tailored for small and medium-scale applications. Their product portfolio focuses on affordability, passive safety measures, efficient cooling mechanisms, extended lifespan, and robust cell protection features. Wattalps aims to simplify integration into vehicles or charging stations by offering standard and modular products, thereby facilitating swift, efficient, and cost-effective adoption of electric vehicle technologies and sustainable transportation solutions.

Concrete4Change is a pioneering company developing technology to permanently capture and utilize CO2 in concrete production. It aims to reduce emissions by mineralizing CO2 within concrete, enhancing its strength and durability. The company has been recognized for its innovation, winning awards such as the United Nations' Most Innovative Net-Zero Technology award at COP26.

traceless materials is offering a holistically sustainable alternative to plastics and bioplastics. With our first-of-a-kind biomaterial it’s our mission to contribute to solving global plastic pollution. Our innovative technology filed for patent allows to use food production residues to produce materials that are compostable under natural composting conditions. While bio-based, our materials don’t compete with food nor cause land-use-change, don’t need hazardous additives or solvents and have up to 95% lower CO2 emissions. Our materials are neither chemically modified nor synthetically polymerized, therefore they will not fall under the EU Single Use Plastic Directive. Follow us on our journey, and become a part of the solution, not the pollution!

BlueHeart Energy is a deep tech company focused on developing innovative green technologies to enhance heat pump performance. Utilizing thermoacoustics, the company generates sound waves within a closed circuit to produce heat and cold, marking a significant advancement as this technology is now being applied to residential heat pumps, previously limited to industrial applications. BlueHeart's products are designed to replace critical components in heat pumps, facilitating easy integration for original equipment manufacturers. The resulting heat pumps are versatile, silent, and cost-effective, suitable for both new and existing homes. Additionally, BlueHeart's technology is environmentally friendly, producing no CO2 emissions and eliminating the need for refrigerants, thus contributing to sustainable heating and cooling solutions.

Arborea Ltd. is a biochemical technology company based in London, United Kingdom, founded in 2015 by CEO Julian Melchiorri. The company specializes in developing innovative bio-based products utilizing carbon bio-converter cell technology, particularly focusing on urban environments and wastewater treatment. Arborea has created the BioSolar Leaf system, a tiling solution that mimics the natural processes of photosynthesis, enabling the growth of microscopic plants to produce healthy food ingredients. This system sequesters carbon dioxide, generates breathable oxygen, and purifies the air, thereby addressing environmental concerns while enhancing food production. By offering a scalable and cost-effective platform, Arborea aims to make sustainable and nutritious food accessible to all, significantly reducing the costs associated with traditional fermentation methods. Through its unique approach, the company is committed to harmonizing food production with ecological sustainability.

Hardt Hyperloop is a company dedicated to developing an innovative transportation system that enables emission-free travel over large distances. Originating from the winning team of the SpaceX Hyperloop Competition, it aims to create a hyperloop network that serves both passengers and freight efficiently. The hyperloop system designed by Hardt Hyperloop focuses on providing a safe, sustainable, and affordable mode of transport, allowing for rapid travel between network cities with minimal waiting times. By prioritizing accessibility and environmental responsibility, Hardt Hyperloop seeks to revolutionize global mobility and enhance connectivity for daily commuters.

Enersens is a firm that produces silica aerogel products. The company was founded in 2010 and is based in Les Auvergnes, France.

MagnoTherm, founded in 2019 and headquartered in Darmstadt, Germany, specializes in innovative magnetic cooling and heating technologies. With a team of over 40 experts in magnetocaloric materials, the company is committed to addressing the climate crisis by revolutionizing the cooling industry, which accounts for approximately 7% of global CO2 emissions. MagnoTherm's technology offers an alternative to traditional gas compression systems, boasting up to 30% greater energy efficiency while being non-explosive, non-flammable, and requiring low maintenance. The company aims to meet the increasing demand for sustainable and cost-effective cooling solutions, providing a viable pathway for policymakers to transition from outdated gas compression methods that have remained unchanged for nearly two centuries.

CO2 Bioclean is a biotechnology company that serves the environment with treatments for climate change, pollution, and waste management. The company is based in Kronberg, Hesse.

Magment develops wireless charging solutions for electric vehicles using innovative magnetic materials. It focuses on creating robust, high-performance concrete containing recycled magnetic particles.

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

FimusKraft specializes in developing advanced biowaste fermentation processes that convert biowaste into valuable products such as fertilizer, biogas, and bioenergy. The company focuses on creating environmentally sustainable solutions that not only promote energy efficiency but also contribute to reducing carbon footprints. By leveraging its expertise in biotechnology and the principles of the circular economy, FimusKraft aids its customers in achieving their sustainability objectives while simultaneously generating profitable economic outcomes.

Sympower provides software-enabled flexibility services to support a renewable, stable electricity grid. Working with leading industry players, it aggregates appliances and industrial assets and uses automated, non-intrusive software to shift energy usage to cheaper hours and to balance supply and demand in real time. The company helps customers unlock new revenue streams and maximise the value of their energy assets by enabling flexible operation across energy markets, enhancing grid reliability and accelerating the transition to a fully renewable system.

Dutch Energy Systems specializes in Hydrozine solutions that generate hydrogen and electricity independently from the power grid. These solutions help reduce emissions by replacing diesel fuel in heavy-duty vehicles and machinery across industries like agriculture, construction, and others.

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

Enersens is a firm that produces silica aerogel products. The company was founded in 2010 and is based in Les Auvergnes, France.

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

FimusKraft specializes in developing advanced biowaste fermentation processes that convert biowaste into valuable products such as fertilizer, biogas, and bioenergy. The company focuses on creating environmentally sustainable solutions that not only promote energy efficiency but also contribute to reducing carbon footprints. By leveraging its expertise in biotechnology and the principles of the circular economy, FimusKraft aids its customers in achieving their sustainability objectives while simultaneously generating profitable economic outcomes.

CO2 Bioclean is a biotechnology company that serves the environment with treatments for climate change, pollution, and waste management. The company is based in Kronberg, Hesse.

Blue Planet Ecosystems develops and operates modular closed-loop photoprotein reactors for sustainable food production in extreme environments. The company designs self-sustaining aquaculture systems powered by renewable energy that convert carbon dioxide and sunlight into sugars, amino and fatty acids, making nutrients available for zooplankton and fish. Its technology enables organic seafood production close to consumers on nontraditional farming sites, helping farmers and agricultural businesses diversify production in response to climate change. Founded in 2018 and based in San Francisco, Blue Planet Ecosystems focuses on pollutant-free, high-quality aquaculture with minimal environmental impact by turning sunlight into feed and enabling new farming methods.

Bound4Blue develops foldable wingsail systems for integration onto various vessels. Their technology harnesses wind power to reduce fuel consumption and pollutant emissions by up to 40%, with a payback period under five years.

N2 Applied is a Norwegian technology company focused on enabling farmers to produce their own sustainable fertilizer through an innovative process that utilizes slurry, air, and electricity. The company is in the pre-commercial phase and has developed a technology that allows for the local production of nitrogen-rich fertilizer from liquid organic substrates, such as livestock manure. By integrating nitrogen from the atmosphere into these substrates, N2 Applied's solution not only enhances the nitrogen content but also mitigates ammonia loss and reduces greenhouse gas emissions. The company operates its head office in Oslo/Asker and maintains a test center in Svene, with additional branches in Wageningen and York. N2 Applied's scalable process aims to eliminate the lengthy and costly supply chains associated with traditional fertilizer production, facilitating a more circular farming system. This approach not only provides farmers with cost-effective and environmentally friendly fertilizer but also contributes to on-farm reductions in methane and ammonia emissions.

Hardt Hyperloop is a company dedicated to developing an innovative transportation system that enables emission-free travel over large distances. Originating from the winning team of the SpaceX Hyperloop Competition, it aims to create a hyperloop network that serves both passengers and freight efficiently. The hyperloop system designed by Hardt Hyperloop focuses on providing a safe, sustainable, and affordable mode of transport, allowing for rapid travel between network cities with minimal waiting times. By prioritizing accessibility and environmental responsibility, Hardt Hyperloop seeks to revolutionize global mobility and enhance connectivity for daily commuters.

Do you want to use your green roof to power your house? Would you like to see each wetland and rice paddy field in the world turned into a power plant without harvesting the plants? Plant-e is a company that develops and produces products in which living plants generate electricity. The company was founded on September 14, 2009 as a spin-off from the sub-department of Environmental Technology of Wageningen University by Marjolein Helder and David Strik. Since her PhD-graduation in November 2012 Marjolein is working full-time as CEO of Plant-e. David works as an assistant professor at Wageningen University and still is an important link between scientific research and the research and development at Plant-e.

Bound4Blue develops foldable wingsail systems for integration onto various vessels. Their technology harnesses wind power to reduce fuel consumption and pollutant emissions by up to 40%, with a payback period under five years.

Stabl Energy develops innovative technology that substantially enhances battery storage systems.

Risutec is a company focused on enhancing forest and agricultural planting and maintenance through innovative solutions. It specializes in developing systems and equipment that aim to modernize silviculture practices and improve the efficiency of forest utilization. Risutec offers a range of services, including precision forestry applications, bioenergy solutions, and forestation equipment. The company's expertise extends to stand tending services and comprehensive documentation, enabling clients to boost crop yields while minimizing establishment risks. By integrating advanced technology with sustainable practices, Risutec supports the growth and health of forests and agricultural environments.

Stabl Energy develops innovative technology that substantially enhances battery storage systems.

Synovance is a company focused on the bio-based economy, utilizing plant-derived resources to create a variety of products, including fuels, chemicals, materials, food, and feed. The company specializes in the development of bio-produced textile dyes and engineered organisms that can efficiently convert biomass into these essential materials. By creating customized strains and secondary genomes tailored for specific applications, Synovance enables manufacturing industries to meet diverse functional requirements across multiple sectors. This innovative approach positions Synovance as a forward-thinking player in the sustainable production of essential goods.

Risutec is a company focused on enhancing forest and agricultural planting and maintenance through innovative solutions. It specializes in developing systems and equipment that aim to modernize silviculture practices and improve the efficiency of forest utilization. Risutec offers a range of services, including precision forestry applications, bioenergy solutions, and forestation equipment. The company's expertise extends to stand tending services and comprehensive documentation, enabling clients to boost crop yields while minimizing establishment risks. By integrating advanced technology with sustainable practices, Risutec supports the growth and health of forests and agricultural environments.

Synovance is a company focused on the bio-based economy, utilizing plant-derived resources to create a variety of products, including fuels, chemicals, materials, food, and feed. The company specializes in the development of bio-produced textile dyes and engineered organisms that can efficiently convert biomass into these essential materials. By creating customized strains and secondary genomes tailored for specific applications, Synovance enables manufacturing industries to meet diverse functional requirements across multiple sectors. This innovative approach positions Synovance as a forward-thinking player in the sustainable production of essential goods.

Founded in 2016, Carbo Culture produces biochar from waste biomass using a patented process that permanently stores carbon. Its high-quality biochar is used for soil remediation and enhancement, while also generating renewable energy and creating tangible carbon credits.

HighLine Technology develops and commercializes highly efficient dispensing technology to reduce material usage in the photovoltaics sector and provides dispensing solutions for other industries. Its parallel dispensing technology lowers material consumption in solar cell manufacturing by applying front metal contacts to silicon solar cells and can be integrated into conventional production lines to replace the screen‑printing process for front‑side contacts, enabling resource savings, higher electricity yield, and improved throughput.

VoltAero designs and manufactures electric-hybrid regional aircraft that use parallel propulsion, combining an electric motor for low-emission operation with an internal combustion engine acting as a range extender and backup power. The aircraft are intended for regional passenger transport, air taxi services, cargo delivery, and medical evacuation, offering a quieter, safer, and more energy-efficient alternative to traditional aircraft for short- to medium-range routes. Configurations are optimized for regional missions, balancing payload, range, and efficiency.

Deep Branch Biotechnology Ltd., founded in 2018 and based in Nottingham, United Kingdom, specializes in carbon recycling services aimed at creating sustainable food ingredients. The company employs a proprietary gas fermentation platform that utilizes clean and renewable carbon and energy sources to produce bio-based products for the food and feed markets. By focusing on customer-driven research and development, Deep Branch rapidly delivers high-quality ingredients while collaborating with local providers to ensure sustainable input supplies and support local economies. Its approach includes integrating with carbon dioxide suppliers to deploy its technology efficiently, contributing to a reduction in carbon footprints by up to 60% compared to traditional alternatives. This innovative model allows Deep Branch to create locally-produced ingredients that require no arable land and minimal water, effectively addressing climate change and biodiversity loss while ensuring that consumers do not have to compromise on nutrition or quality.

Woodoo transforms substandard wood into sustainable, high-performance biomaterials, offering eco-friendly alternatives to steel, glass, leather, and plastics. Its products serve diverse industries such as automotive, luxury goods, and construction, providing durable, cost-effective solutions while reducing emissions.