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Stegra operates a steel production facility focused on decarbonizing the European steel industry through fossil-free manufacturing processes. Located in Boden, Sweden, the plant aims to leverage unique conditions for cost-competitive production of green steel. The facility integrates a giga-scale green hydrogen plant, enabling the replacement of traditional coal-based methods with green hydrogen, water, and heat as primary emissions. This innovative approach combines raw materials, renewable energy, local expertise, and artificial intelligence to create a fully integrated and automated steel production process. With production set to commence in 2024, Stegra projects an annual capacity of five million tons of high-quality steel by 2030, positioning itself as a leader in providing fossil-free steel to large European OEMs at competitive costs.

Eneus Energy Limited produces green ammonia using renewable electricity. The company was founded in 2013 and is based in Edinburgh, United Kingdom.

Powin Energy is a market leader in the manufacturing and development of energy storage technology used in stationary, transportation and portable power applications. Our product line supports a growing number of uses including scalable energy storage systems for utilities, the telecommunications industry, emergency services and many other applications. Powin Energy also produces power supply units for electric vehicles, scooters, e-bicycles, vehicle power stations, UPS and other portable power applications. Powin Energy is backed by the resources and expertise of the Powin Corporation, (OTCQB: PWON), a 20-year old global company recognized around the world as a leader in contract manufacturing and OEM Parts. With eight production facilities on three continents, Powin Corporation gives us the resources to meet customer needs with respect to quality, price and on-time delivery.

General Fusion Inc. is focused on developing commercial Magnetized Target Fusion (MTF), a hybrid approach that combines elements of magnetic fusion and inertial confinement fusion to create clean and abundant energy. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Burnaby, Canada, the company aims to demonstrate and commercialize its innovative fusion technology by the end of the decade. General Fusion's approach leverages recent advancements in MTF, which has been underexplored since the 1970s, positioning it as a practical solution for near-term fusion energy. The company is developing utility-scale fusion power systems and various subsystems, including plasma injectors and acoustic drivers, to support its vision. With backing from a global network of energy venture capital funds and industry leaders, General Fusion seeks to reduce technical risks and accelerate the path toward viable fusion energy solutions.

Solugen, Inc. is a specialty chemicals manufacturer based in Houston, Texas, founded in 2016. The company utilizes industrial biotechnology and green chemistry to produce a range of eco-friendly industrial chemicals. Its product offerings include BioPeroxide, a carbon-negative hydrogen peroxide; BioChelate, a biodegradable chelant; ScavSol, a multivalent metal sequestrant for energy applications; ScaleSol, a scale control alternative to phosphonates; and CorrSol, designed for corrosion and fouling control. Solugen focuses on creating safe, cost-effective, and environmentally-friendly solutions, serving various sectors such as agriculture, cleaning, energy, and water. The company employs a patented method that leverages bio-inspired reactions and plant materials as low-cost feedstocks, enabling it to produce innovative products that are competitively priced in the market.

Solugen, Inc. is a specialty chemicals manufacturer based in Houston, Texas, founded in 2016. The company utilizes industrial biotechnology and green chemistry to produce a range of eco-friendly industrial chemicals. Its product offerings include BioPeroxide, a carbon-negative hydrogen peroxide; BioChelate, a biodegradable chelant; ScavSol, a multivalent metal sequestrant for energy applications; ScaleSol, a scale control alternative to phosphonates; and CorrSol, designed for corrosion and fouling control. Solugen focuses on creating safe, cost-effective, and environmentally-friendly solutions, serving various sectors such as agriculture, cleaning, energy, and water. The company employs a patented method that leverages bio-inspired reactions and plant materials as low-cost feedstocks, enabling it to produce innovative products that are competitively priced in the market.

ChargePoint, Inc. operates a comprehensive network of electric vehicle charging stations, primarily based in California, with additional offices in Arizona, Germany, India, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom. Founded in 2007 and originally named Coulomb Technologies, the company rebranded to ChargePoint in December 2012. It is recognized as a leader in the electric vehicle charging sector, providing public charging stations and consumer subscription plans. ChargePoint also offers utility grid management technology to assist electric utility companies in balancing demand on the grid. Through its extensive network, the company aims to increase accessibility to electric vehicle charging and support the growing adoption of electric mobility.

General Fusion Inc. is focused on developing commercial Magnetized Target Fusion (MTF), a hybrid approach that combines elements of magnetic fusion and inertial confinement fusion to create clean and abundant energy. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Burnaby, Canada, the company aims to demonstrate and commercialize its innovative fusion technology by the end of the decade. General Fusion's approach leverages recent advancements in MTF, which has been underexplored since the 1970s, positioning it as a practical solution for near-term fusion energy. The company is developing utility-scale fusion power systems and various subsystems, including plasma injectors and acoustic drivers, to support its vision. With backing from a global network of energy venture capital funds and industry leaders, General Fusion seeks to reduce technical risks and accelerate the path toward viable fusion energy solutions.

ChargePoint, Inc. operates a comprehensive network of electric vehicle charging stations, primarily based in California, with additional offices in Arizona, Germany, India, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom. Founded in 2007 and originally named Coulomb Technologies, the company rebranded to ChargePoint in December 2012. It is recognized as a leader in the electric vehicle charging sector, providing public charging stations and consumer subscription plans. ChargePoint also offers utility grid management technology to assist electric utility companies in balancing demand on the grid. Through its extensive network, the company aims to increase accessibility to electric vehicle charging and support the growing adoption of electric mobility.

Nio Limited is a prominent electric vehicle manufacturer based in Shanghai, China, focusing on the premium segment of the market. Founded in 2014, the company designs, jointly manufactures, and sells smart electric vehicles, including five, six, and seven-seater SUVs. Nio is recognized for its innovative technology, including battery swapping and autonomous driving features, which enhance user experience. Its model lineup includes the ES8, a high-performance seven-seater SUV launched in 2018, the ES6 five-seater SUV, and the EC6 electric coupe SUV. The company also provides a range of charging solutions, such as home charging, battery swapping services, and mobile charging options, alongside value-added services like insurance and maintenance. In addition to its electric vehicle offerings, Nio collaborates with organizations like Mobileye N.V. to advance its technology. As of 2023, Nio has sold over 160,000 electric vehicles, capturing approximately 2% of the new energy vehicle market in China.

Intelligent Energy is a clean power systems company specializing in fuel cell and hydrogen generation technologies. The company develops and manufactures zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell power systems, primarily targeting the automotive, aerospace, distributed power generation, telecommunications, marine, and rail industries. It aims to provide cleaner power solutions and low carbon technologies to various markets, including transportation and oil and gas. Intelligent Energy collaborates with notable partners, such as Scottish & Southern Energy plc, with whom it has established a joint venture to commercialize fuel cell combined heat and power systems, as well as The Suzuki Motor Corporation. The company's focus on proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cell products positions it to meet the engineering needs of its clients while promoting sustainable energy solutions.