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Altect eliminates the build-up of explosive and toxic gases. Their TRAPS uses a series of physiochemical processes to neutralize flammable and toxic battery gases into inert, non-hazardous gases. They enabled fire protection systems to provide preventative fire mitigation protection for Li-ion batteries, regardless of whether they are installed in an electric vehicle or stored in a warehouse.

NanoDian is a nanotechnology company focused on developing and commercializing advanced lithium-ion batteries. The company specializes in creating nanostructured materials for battery cathodes, aiming to enhance performance in both portable and stationary energy storage applications, including electric vehicles and microgrids. Utilizing patented laboratory-developed technology, NanoDian addresses key challenges in current battery technology, such as improving life cycles, charge rates, safety, and cost. Through its innovative approach, NanoDian seeks to provide significant benefits to users across various energy storage devices.

Caporus Technologies specializes in the development of innovative thin-film dielectrics designed for high-energy-density capacitors. The company's technology provides reliable capacitive energy storage and filtering, capable of operating at elevated voltages and temperatures. This capability is essential for next-generation power conversion systems, which are crucial for advancing the electrification of transportation and integrating distributed energy resources into the power grid. By addressing the growing demands for efficiency and performance in power conversion, Caporus supports its clients in meeting contemporary energy challenges.

Tyfast is a company focused on producing renewable energy and developing advanced lithium batteries. Its primary goal is to address the challenges associated with battery range, cycle life limitations, and charging safety. By creating innovative anodes and energy storage solutions, Tyfast provides clients with enhanced lithium transport and cycling stability, allowing for fast charging and extended battery life.

NextGen Battery Technologies focuses on the development of innovative electric vehicle batteries utilizing proprietary solid-state electrolyte and cobalt-free cathode technology. Their HC series of composite electrolytes effectively merges the advantageous characteristics of ceramic and polymeric materials. This battery technology is designed to facilitate the large-scale adoption of electric vehicles by providing a high-performance energy solution that maintains high ionic conductivity across a range of temperatures. The synthesis of these batteries employs scalable processes, allowing car manufacturers to easily integrate them as drop-in replacements for existing cathode materials.

NoMIS Power Group specializes in the manufacturing of silicon carbide power semiconductor devices and packaging architectures. The company develops silicon carbide-based power modules that support the global energy transition by enabling the use of innovative semiconductor devices and power packaging materials. Their offerings aim to help businesses reduce energy costs while promoting electrified transportation and renewable energy infrastructure. In addition to their product line, NoMIS Power provides technical consulting, SiC design services, and research and development support tailored for the electronics sector.

HeXalayer, located in Louisville, KY, specializes in advanced lithium-ion battery technology, utilizing a proprietary carbon material known as IML Graphene. This innovative approach enhances the capacity and performance of rechargeable batteries, specifically designed for battery-powered vehicles. The company has developed graphene anode batteries that have been integrated into thirty prototype battery cells, demonstrating effective performance through rigorous testing. HeXalayer's technology focuses on providing cost-effective materials that ensure stable long-term cycling characteristics, offering customers reliable energy storage solutions.

Minerva Lithium, founded in 2020 in Greensboro, North Carolina, specializes in developing advanced extraction techniques for critical minerals, particularly lithium. The company focuses on direct lithium extraction technology designed to enhance the recovery of lithium while also recovering usable water. Utilizing a proprietary nano mosaic membrane filter system, Minerva Lithium enables various sectors, including renewable energy, automotive, and technology, to extract high-grade pure minerals from non-traditional water resources. Its innovative approach aims to accelerate the development of clean energy technologies and support the growing lithium market.

Battery Streak makes batteries that charge in less than 10 minutes, discharge with high power last longer than traditional Lithium Ion batteries, and never get hot.

Green Light Labs specializes in assisting organizations in enhancing their operational efficiency while promoting sustainability. The company focuses on measuring the costs associated with mobility, which enables businesses to save money, improve employee retention, and reduce carbon dioxide emissions. Through its marketing platform, Green Light Labs encourages users to transition to electric vehicles by analyzing their driving habits and calculating potential cost savings from various vehicle options. This approach empowers organizations to gain insights into their fuel consumption and make informed decisions about adopting environmentally friendly transportation solutions that align with their financial capabilities.

Heila Technologies develops a platform that connects solar arrays, batteries, and other distributed energy resources (DERs) to create self-managing microgrids. The Heila IQ Platform is a decentralized optimization system that simplifies the integration and operation of these resources, allowing for autonomous management and optimization. This technology transforms various components, such as batteries and solar arrays, into independent intelligent agents capable of self-organization and regulation. Heila Technologies serves a diverse clientele, including utility representatives, developers, energy users, and public officials. Founded in 2017 and based in Somerville, Massachusetts, the company aims to facilitate the commercialization of its platform, providing granular analysis and data-driven recommendations to enhance the resilience and efficiency of energy networks while promoting energy savings and reducing carbon emissions.

We provide car dealers and private party buyers with vehicle reports for used electric cars. Understanding the battery health and typical ranges of electric cars as they age is more complicated. And it's more important than knowing the odometer reading.

RePurpose Energy specializes in the development of sustainable energy storage systems utilizing repurposed electric vehicle batteries. By converting battery waste into valuable resources, the company enhances the resilience and sustainability of battery supply chains while supporting the global shift towards renewable energy. RePurpose Energy's innovative approach includes bundling reused EV batteries with advanced hardware and software solutions that monitor and manage various parameters such as temperature and charge levels. This enables clients to effectively address the complexities associated with second-life energy storage, ultimately contributing to a more sustainable energy landscape.

Coreshell Technologies, Inc. is a company focused on developing advanced lithium-ion batteries, primarily targeting the electric vehicle and grid storage markets. Founded in 2017 and based in Berkeley, California, Coreshell has pioneered a nanolayer thin-film coating technology that addresses the degradation issues commonly faced by rechargeable batteries. This innovative coating protects battery electrodes from chemical reactions that can diminish capacity and safety, thereby enhancing the overall performance and durability of the batteries. By seamlessly integrating into existing manufacturing processes, Coreshell's technology aims to significantly improve battery capacity, safety, and cost-effectiveness, facilitating a smoother transition to electric transportation and renewable energy solutions.

Minerva Lithium, founded in 2020 in Greensboro, North Carolina, specializes in developing advanced extraction techniques for critical minerals, particularly lithium. The company focuses on direct lithium extraction technology designed to enhance the recovery of lithium while also recovering usable water. Utilizing a proprietary nano mosaic membrane filter system, Minerva Lithium enables various sectors, including renewable energy, automotive, and technology, to extract high-grade pure minerals from non-traditional water resources. Its innovative approach aims to accelerate the development of clean energy technologies and support the growing lithium market.

Alpha-En Corporation is a development stage company based in Yonkers, New York, founded in 1969. The company specializes in the development of innovative technologies for manufacturing high purity lithium metal, a vital component for lightweight and high energy density batteries. Alpha-En focuses on creating battery components and lithium compounds while prioritizing environmentally sustainable practices. The company has pioneered a production process that allows for the manufacture of lithium metal at room temperature using clean technology, minimizing environmental impact. As it seeks to advance next-generation battery technologies, Alpha-En aims to deliver its products in a cost-effective manner, contributing to the growing demand for sustainable energy solutions.

WideSense is dedicated to promoting the adoption of clean and efficient mobility through its innovative solutions for electric vehicle fleet management. The company offers a physics-based, AI-powered software platform that assists planners and operators in designing, deploying, and managing electric vehicle fleets effectively. Its services focus on ensuring operational reliability while maximizing vehicle utilization and minimizing electricity costs. By providing tools for capital planning and continuous performance monitoring, WideSense enables fleet operators to enhance their operational efficiency and profitability. Headquartered in Berkeley, California, the company is rapidly expanding its global reach, serving major metropolitan and commercial fleet operators with expertise in software, machine learning, and fleet management.

Microgrid Labs, Inc. is a software and consulting company based in Durham, North Carolina, specializing in the development of solutions for microgrids, electric vehicle infrastructure, and solar forecasting. Founded in 2015, the company focuses on planning and modeling for fleet electrification and microgrid projects, offering services that include initial assessments, feasibility studies, and simulation. By providing consulting and software solutions, Microgrid Labs supports clients throughout the implementation and operations phases, helping them design economically viable projects while optimizing energy storage and management systems.

NextGen Battery Technologies focuses on the development of innovative electric vehicle batteries utilizing proprietary solid-state electrolyte and cobalt-free cathode technology. Their HC series of composite electrolytes effectively merges the advantageous characteristics of ceramic and polymeric materials. This battery technology is designed to facilitate the large-scale adoption of electric vehicles by providing a high-performance energy solution that maintains high ionic conductivity across a range of temperatures. The synthesis of these batteries employs scalable processes, allowing car manufacturers to easily integrate them as drop-in replacements for existing cathode materials.

Altect eliminates the build-up of explosive and toxic gases. Their TRAPS uses a series of physiochemical processes to neutralize flammable and toxic battery gases into inert, non-hazardous gases. They enabled fire protection systems to provide preventative fire mitigation protection for Li-ion batteries, regardless of whether they are installed in an electric vehicle or stored in a warehouse.

Heila Technologies develops a platform that connects solar arrays, batteries, and other distributed energy resources (DERs) to create self-managing microgrids. The Heila IQ Platform is a decentralized optimization system that simplifies the integration and operation of these resources, allowing for autonomous management and optimization. This technology transforms various components, such as batteries and solar arrays, into independent intelligent agents capable of self-organization and regulation. Heila Technologies serves a diverse clientele, including utility representatives, developers, energy users, and public officials. Founded in 2017 and based in Somerville, Massachusetts, the company aims to facilitate the commercialization of its platform, providing granular analysis and data-driven recommendations to enhance the resilience and efficiency of energy networks while promoting energy savings and reducing carbon emissions.

Green Light Labs specializes in assisting organizations in enhancing their operational efficiency while promoting sustainability. The company focuses on measuring the costs associated with mobility, which enables businesses to save money, improve employee retention, and reduce carbon dioxide emissions. Through its marketing platform, Green Light Labs encourages users to transition to electric vehicles by analyzing their driving habits and calculating potential cost savings from various vehicle options. This approach empowers organizations to gain insights into their fuel consumption and make informed decisions about adopting environmentally friendly transportation solutions that align with their financial capabilities.

ZAF Energy Systems’ battery technology holds the key to enabling the next generation of electrical devices by providing longer run times for cell phones and laptops, allowing electric vehicles to travel further on a single charge and enabling renewable energy systems to realize their full potential. The company was founded in 2011 by Craig Wilkins.

HeXalayer, located in Louisville, KY, specializes in advanced lithium-ion battery technology, utilizing a proprietary carbon material known as IML Graphene. This innovative approach enhances the capacity and performance of rechargeable batteries, specifically designed for battery-powered vehicles. The company has developed graphene anode batteries that have been integrated into thirty prototype battery cells, demonstrating effective performance through rigorous testing. HeXalayer's technology focuses on providing cost-effective materials that ensure stable long-term cycling characteristics, offering customers reliable energy storage solutions.

COnovate is a startup focused on enhancing lithium-ion battery technology through the development of innovative materials. The company produces bio-sourced electrode materials known as eCOphite, which utilize a graphene monoxide composition to improve energy storage capacity. These carbon-based nanomaterials are designed to integrate seamlessly with existing battery designs, offering a scalable and cost-effective alternative for anode materials. COnovate's products aim to provide higher performance, faster charging capabilities, and improved safety in battery operation, positioning the company as a key player in the advancement of energy storage solutions.

Coreshell Technologies, Inc. is a company focused on developing advanced lithium-ion batteries, primarily targeting the electric vehicle and grid storage markets. Founded in 2017 and based in Berkeley, California, Coreshell has pioneered a nanolayer thin-film coating technology that addresses the degradation issues commonly faced by rechargeable batteries. This innovative coating protects battery electrodes from chemical reactions that can diminish capacity and safety, thereby enhancing the overall performance and durability of the batteries. By seamlessly integrating into existing manufacturing processes, Coreshell's technology aims to significantly improve battery capacity, safety, and cost-effectiveness, facilitating a smoother transition to electric transportation and renewable energy solutions.

Saratoga Energy Research Partners is developing an inexpensive production process to synthesize graphite from CO2. Saratoga’s technology electrochemically separates CO2 into oxygen and graphitic carbon, an essential material in lithium-ion batteries. Graphite produced by the Saratoga process is well suited for fast-charging electric vehicles, grid storage, and a broad spectrum of other energy and industrial applications.

PowerFlex Systems, Inc. is a company based in Los Altos, California, that focuses on designing, building, operating, and monitoring electric vehicle charging stations. Established in 2017, it operates as a subsidiary of EDF Renewables Inc. PowerFlex offers an intelligent energy management platform, known as PowerFlex X™, which optimizes clean energy assets such as solar, energy storage, EV chargers, and microgrids. This system employs patented algorithms to reduce energy costs by maximizing the use of distributed energy resources. PowerFlex is recognized as the second-largest installer of commercial rooftop solar and has developed the fourth-largest network of Level 2 EV chargers in the United States. Its solar and storage projects contribute to reducing carbon emissions, offsetting approximately 70,000 tons of CO2 annually, while its network of more than 10,000 EV chargers accounted for a reduction of nearly 19,000 tons of CO2 in 2023. The company's initiatives aim to transform organizations into clean-energy facilities, enhance energy resiliency, and support sustainability efforts.

Liminal operates as a battery manufacturing intelligence provider that utilizes data and analytics. Its mission is to make electric vehicles the default option for any driver. The company was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Emeryville, California.

South 8 Technologies, Inc. is a manufacturer based in San Diego, California, specializing in advanced lithium batteries and electrochemical capacitors that utilize a unique liquefied gas electrolyte known as LiGas®. Founded in 2015, the company addresses key issues associated with traditional lithium-ion batteries, particularly their susceptibility to fire and performance limitations in extreme temperatures. LiGas technology enhances energy density and safety, allowing batteries to operate effectively within a temperature range of -60 to 60 °C. This innovation serves a diverse array of applications, including electric vehicles, energy storage, aerospace, and defense industries, by providing improved performance and reduced flammability compared to conventional materials. South 8 has developed its first battery cell, the Arctic™ LiGas 18650, and is actively working on additional battery chemistries. The company holds 23 patents across multiple jurisdictions, with a customer base that includes cell manufacturers and end-users, supported by various investors in the technology and automotive sectors.

EnerMat-Tech specializes in manufacturing a wide array of lithium ion batteries.

Resonant Link LLC, founded in 2017 and based in Shelburne, Vermont, specializes in the development of advanced wireless charging solutions utilizing innovative coil technology. The company's signature product, the multi-layer self-resonant structure (MSRS), enhances the efficiency and performance of wireless power systems. Serving diverse industries including robotics, drones, and electric vehicles, Resonant Link aims to deliver wireless power solutions that are fast, safe, and reliable. By eliminating costly components found in traditional wireless chargers, Resonant Link's technology not only improves efficiency but also reduces the size, weight, and overall cost of charging systems. This enables a wide range of applications, from large industrial vehicles to compact medical devices.

Hinetics provides electrification for commercial regional jets and narrow-body aircraft. They offer services that include superconducting machines, permanent magnet machines, and direct-drive electric machines.

Microgrid Labs, Inc. is a software and consulting company based in Durham, North Carolina, specializing in the development of solutions for microgrids, electric vehicle infrastructure, and solar forecasting. Founded in 2015, the company focuses on planning and modeling for fleet electrification and microgrid projects, offering services that include initial assessments, feasibility studies, and simulation. By providing consulting and software solutions, Microgrid Labs supports clients throughout the implementation and operations phases, helping them design economically viable projects while optimizing energy storage and management systems.

Turntide focuses on advancing sustainable technologies aimed at reducing energy consumption and operational costs across various sectors, including buildings, agriculture, and electric transport. Founded in 2013 and based in Sunnyvale, California, the company has created an innovative electric motor system that utilizes switched reluctance technology, managed through sophisticated cloud software. This system is designed to address the significant energy waste associated with traditional electric motors, which account for a substantial portion of global electricity consumption. By integrating Internet of Things (IoT) capabilities, Turntide's solutions enable clients to achieve significant savings in energy costs related to space conditioning, maintenance, and refrigeration, thereby promoting a transition to 100% renewable energy and reducing reliance on fossil fuels.

South 8 Technologies, Inc. is a manufacturer based in San Diego, California, specializing in advanced lithium batteries and electrochemical capacitors that utilize a unique liquefied gas electrolyte known as LiGas®. Founded in 2015, the company addresses key issues associated with traditional lithium-ion batteries, particularly their susceptibility to fire and performance limitations in extreme temperatures. LiGas technology enhances energy density and safety, allowing batteries to operate effectively within a temperature range of -60 to 60 °C. This innovation serves a diverse array of applications, including electric vehicles, energy storage, aerospace, and defense industries, by providing improved performance and reduced flammability compared to conventional materials. South 8 has developed its first battery cell, the Arctic™ LiGas 18650, and is actively working on additional battery chemistries. The company holds 23 patents across multiple jurisdictions, with a customer base that includes cell manufacturers and end-users, supported by various investors in the technology and automotive sectors.

PowerFlex Systems, Inc. is a company based in Los Altos, California, that focuses on designing, building, operating, and monitoring electric vehicle charging stations. Established in 2017, it operates as a subsidiary of EDF Renewables Inc. PowerFlex offers an intelligent energy management platform, known as PowerFlex X™, which optimizes clean energy assets such as solar, energy storage, EV chargers, and microgrids. This system employs patented algorithms to reduce energy costs by maximizing the use of distributed energy resources. PowerFlex is recognized as the second-largest installer of commercial rooftop solar and has developed the fourth-largest network of Level 2 EV chargers in the United States. Its solar and storage projects contribute to reducing carbon emissions, offsetting approximately 70,000 tons of CO2 annually, while its network of more than 10,000 EV chargers accounted for a reduction of nearly 19,000 tons of CO2 in 2023. The company's initiatives aim to transform organizations into clean-energy facilities, enhance energy resiliency, and support sustainability efforts.

InnoCit is a technology transfer and product development company founded in 2014 and based in Saint James, Missouri. The company specializes in the development of advanced power electronic converters and technologies, offering a comprehensive platform that includes services for solar energy, energy storage, and automotive applications. InnoCit provides a full suite of design services, encompassing electrical and mechanical hardware design, simulations, thermal analysis, controller design, embedded logic, printed circuit board design, and testing. By delivering these services, InnoCit aims to enhance energy efficiency and promote power-saving solutions for various industries.

Our objective is to use our safe and affordable hydrogen storage technology to bring hydrogen to mass market for light-, heavy-duty fleet vehicles, as well as to power stationary applications.

Packetized Energy Technologies, Inc. is focused on enhancing the integration of distributed energy resources into the power grid. The company develops systems that enable appliances such as water heaters, electric vehicle chargers, and battery storage to balance energy supply and demand. Its flagship product, Packetized Energy Management (PEM), coordinates connected devices to optimize energy usage, ensuring real-time alignment with renewable energy supply. This platform provides local decision-making, privacy for users, and equitable access to grid resources, catering primarily to utilities, solar developers, and energy providers. By utilizing advanced control systems, machine learning, and optimization techniques, Packetized Energy aims to simplify grid edge flexibility and support the transition to a renewable energy future. Founded in 2016 and based in Colchester, Vermont, the company seeks to create value for both consumers and the electricity industry through its innovative approach to energy management.

Xerion Advanced Battery specializes in the development of advanced battery systems that leverage nanotechnology to enhance performance and efficiency. The company focuses on creating lithium-ion batteries designed to address the limitations of traditional battery technology, such as slow charging times, insufficient power, and inadequate capacity. By employing innovative approaches, Xerion aims to significantly reduce charging durations from hours to minutes while improving energy capacity and reliability in challenging environmental conditions. This development not only meets the increasing demand for portable power but also emphasizes low-cost and ecologically sustainable solutions, positioning Xerion as a transformative player in the energy industry.

Saratoga Energy Research Partners is developing an inexpensive production process to synthesize graphite from CO2. Saratoga’s technology electrochemically separates CO2 into oxygen and graphitic carbon, an essential material in lithium-ion batteries. Graphite produced by the Saratoga process is well suited for fast-charging electric vehicles, grid storage, and a broad spectrum of other energy and industrial applications.

Imagen Energy specializes in providing innovative energy solutions focused on enhancing energy efficiency and reliability. The company develops compact and highly efficient energy systems, including advanced electric vehicle (EV) fast charging equipment manufactured in the United States. These chargers are designed to optimize limited grid power availability at public and fleet charging locations, making them particularly suitable for urban areas with constrained investment in EV infrastructure. In addition to EV charging solutions, Imagen Energy offers solar energy solutions, encompassing solar panel installations, battery storage systems, and monitoring tools. These products enable both businesses and homeowners to harness clean electricity, store surplus solar energy, and increase energy independence while reducing dependence on traditional power grids.

DeepScale, Inc. is a technology company specializing in perceptual system software for semi-autonomous and autonomous vehicles. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Mountain View, California, the company focuses on enabling automakers to utilize low-wattage processors for improved perception capabilities. DeepScale's technology incorporates artificial intelligence and deep learning algorithms to create advanced driver-assistance systems. The company develops a visual perception platform that utilizes training data and innovative deep neural network architectures to enhance vehicle awareness of their surroundings in real time. In 2019, DeepScale became a subsidiary of Tesla, further integrating its advanced perception technologies into the evolving landscape of autonomous driving.

Microgrid Labs, Inc. is a software and consulting company based in Durham, North Carolina, specializing in the development of solutions for microgrids, electric vehicle infrastructure, and solar forecasting. Founded in 2015, the company focuses on planning and modeling for fleet electrification and microgrid projects, offering services that include initial assessments, feasibility studies, and simulation. By providing consulting and software solutions, Microgrid Labs supports clients throughout the implementation and operations phases, helping them design economically viable projects while optimizing energy storage and management systems.

Solectrac, Inc. designs and sells electric tractors aimed at replacing traditional diesel vehicles in the agriculture sector. Founded in 2012 and based in Albion, California, the company focuses on providing eco-friendly farming solutions that leverage renewable energy sources such as wind and solar power for charging. Solectrac's tractors are equipped with a low-speed, high-torque motor and a battery management system that utilizes lithium battery packs, allowing for up to eight hours of operational time. These electric tractors offer several advantages over diesel counterparts, including reduced emissions, lower noise levels, improved efficiency, and cost savings. The tractors are versatile, suitable for various applications, including farming, vineyards, equestrian centers, and utility work, thereby promoting sustainable practices in agricultural operations.

REEcycle specializes in recycling rare earth elements from electronic waste, focusing on recovering valuable materials such as neodymium, dysprosium, praseodymium, and terbium. By extracting these elements from discarded Neodymium iron boron magnets, the company contributes to creating a sustainable and domestic supply of resources essential for the production of advanced technologies, which include electric vehicles, smartphones, medical imaging devices, and defense systems. REEcycle's services help mitigate supply uncertainties faced by industries that rely on rare earth elements, promoting environmental sustainability and resource efficiency.

Big Delta Systems (BDS) is building Li-ion cells that revolutionize the way batteries are engineered, transforming the performance envelope for all batteries regardless of chemistry or form factor. BDS’ novel device architectures improve energy density and power simultaneously, enable safe, rapid charging, and extend the cycle life of the batteries. These performance improvements address the most critical limitations in applications ranging from electric vehicles to smartphones, from power tools to satellites.

Turntide focuses on advancing sustainable technologies aimed at reducing energy consumption and operational costs across various sectors, including buildings, agriculture, and electric transport. Founded in 2013 and based in Sunnyvale, California, the company has created an innovative electric motor system that utilizes switched reluctance technology, managed through sophisticated cloud software. This system is designed to address the significant energy waste associated with traditional electric motors, which account for a substantial portion of global electricity consumption. By integrating Internet of Things (IoT) capabilities, Turntide's solutions enable clients to achieve significant savings in energy costs related to space conditioning, maintenance, and refrigeration, thereby promoting a transition to 100% renewable energy and reducing reliance on fossil fuels.

REEcycle specializes in recycling rare earth elements from electronic waste, focusing on recovering valuable materials such as neodymium, dysprosium, praseodymium, and terbium. By extracting these elements from discarded Neodymium iron boron magnets, the company contributes to creating a sustainable and domestic supply of resources essential for the production of advanced technologies, which include electric vehicles, smartphones, medical imaging devices, and defense systems. REEcycle's services help mitigate supply uncertainties faced by industries that rely on rare earth elements, promoting environmental sustainability and resource efficiency.

Silexta specializes in the development of 3-D solid-state batteries designed to enhance the longevity of portable electronics and electric vehicles before requiring a recharge. Based in Austin, Texas, the company employs its proprietary NEET technology to create safe and cost-effective batteries with high capacity, which are essential for powering wireless smart devices and sensors. By replacing conventional lithium-ion batteries, Silexta's advancements contribute to the efficiency and sustainability of future technologies, particularly in the context of the Internet of Things.

Voltaiq has developed an Enterprise Battery Intelligence™ (EBI) software platform that assists customers in optimizing battery performance, reliability, and financing while minimizing risks associated with recalls and battery failures. This platform is distinguished as the only fully automated solution specifically designed to manage extensive battery data throughout the entire product lifecycle. It offers insights into real-time battery functionality and forecasts future performance. Founded in 2012 by two PhDs from UC Berkeley, Voltaiq serves a diverse global clientele, including major players in transportation, consumer electronics, energy storage, and the broader battery supply chain. The platform enhances safety for new products and supports innovation in how batteries are utilized across various applications, ultimately contributing to improved performance and reliability in the electrified world.

Vecarius is an energy efficiency in mass markets with broad societal impact, particularly in markets involving energy-intensive mobile or portable applications. They offer power management systems, thermal management systems, power electronics, advanced heat exchangers, and waste heat recovery.

NOHMs Technologies is developing materials and manufacturing processes for advanced lithium-ion battery electrolyte that enables twice the energy and runtime for half the cost in consumer electronics and electric vehicles via sales and licensing business model. The company's NanoLyte Electrolyte solutions contain new functional ionic liquid materials that significantly improve the performance and safety of next-generation lithium-ion batteries. NOHMs Technologies was founded in 2011 and is headquartered in Rochester, New York, United States.

LaunchPoint is a developer of advanced electric and hybrid-electric propulsion and power generation systems, primarily serving the aerospace, defense, and power generation sectors. Founded in 2020 and based in Goleta, California, the company specializes in vehicle propulsion and motor control systems designed for a range of applications, including drones and air mobility solutions for both passenger and cargo transport. Their products can be air or liquid-cooled and are software-controlled, providing innovative alternatives for clients in the government and defense industries looking to implement electric and hybrid electric flight systems.

NOHMs Technologies is developing materials and manufacturing processes for advanced lithium-ion battery electrolyte that enables twice the energy and runtime for half the cost in consumer electronics and electric vehicles via sales and licensing business model. The company's NanoLyte Electrolyte solutions contain new functional ionic liquid materials that significantly improve the performance and safety of next-generation lithium-ion batteries. NOHMs Technologies was founded in 2011 and is headquartered in Rochester, New York, United States.

Solid Power Inc. specializes in the development of solid-state rechargeable batteries that are free from volatile or flammable liquid components. Founded in 2011 and based in Louisville, Colorado, the company focuses on creating batteries for various applications, including electric vehicles, portable electronics, aircraft, and satellites. Its solid-state batteries are designed to be energy-dense, safe, and reliable, offering significant improvements in performance, safety, and cost-effectiveness. Solid Power aims to license its battery cell designs and manufacturing expertise to leading battery manufacturers and automotive original equipment manufacturers, while also selling its proprietary sulfide-based solid electrolyte for use in all-solid-state battery cells.

American Energy Technologies Company is an industrial graphite and carbon manufacturing company. They are specialized in the production of the various components needed for our batteries. It works with commercial clients who typically represent emerging mining operations on the development of technological flow sheets for the production or synthesis of industrial graphite and carbon for use in value-added applications.

Inmatech, Inc. is a company based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, that develops advanced supercapacitor devices designed to enhance energy storage across various industries. Established in 2007, Inmatech focuses on creating supercapacitors that utilize low-cost, high-performing materials and innovative cell designs, resulting in higher energy densities. This technology is particularly beneficial in hybrid electric vehicles, where it aids in load-leveling during start-up, acceleration, and regenerative braking. Additionally, Inmatech's products serve applications such as memory backup in mobile devices and uninterruptible power supplies. By optimizing the performance and lifespan of batteries in hybrid energy storage systems, Inmatech aims to significantly improve energy delivery and efficiency.

Sila is a battery materials company founded in 2011 and headquartered in California, United States. It specializes in manufacturing energy-dense lithium-ion batteries designed for electric vehicles and consumer electronics. Sila collaborates with automotive original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to accelerate product development and partners with battery manufacturers to enhance commercial cell production. The company focuses on providing advanced battery materials that improve energy storage capabilities, enabling the production of small, light, and long-lasting devices. By offering superior performance and quality control, Sila aims to facilitate the mass adoption of affordable, long-range electric vehicles while maintaining safety and cycle life standards.

NOHMs Technologies is developing materials and manufacturing processes for advanced lithium-ion battery electrolyte that enables twice the energy and runtime for half the cost in consumer electronics and electric vehicles via sales and licensing business model. The company's NanoLyte Electrolyte solutions contain new functional ionic liquid materials that significantly improve the performance and safety of next-generation lithium-ion batteries. NOHMs Technologies was founded in 2011 and is headquartered in Rochester, New York, United States.

SolRayo, Inc. develops nanoparticle-based materials for use in various renewable energy, industrial, consumer, and automotive applications. It develops a nanoparticle-based technology to address an issue concerning the degradation in performance of lithium ion batteries.