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Thiozen develops innovative hydrogen gas production technology aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Its proprietary chemical process converts hydrogen sulfide into hydrogen gas, enabling clients to bypass carbon emissions associated with natural gas-based hydrogen production and avoid the high costs of electrolysis.

NearStar Fusion is developing fusion power plants using a tritium-free pulsed impact fusion approach. The company leverages extensive experience with hypervelocity plasma railguns to simplify its power plant design, reducing development time and costs while improving reliability.

Sylvatex, Inc. develops and scales a cathode manufacturing process for lithium-ion batteries to future-proof production, increasing flexibility in material composition, broadening the range of inputs, and aiming to lower costs, capital requirements, and the carbon footprint for electric vehicles and energy storage applications.

T-Omega Wind is a pioneering developer of floating offshore wind turbines. Unlike traditional designs that fight against water movements, T-Omega's turbines are engineered to ride on top of waves, minimizing resistance and maximizing efficiency. Their innovative structure features a rotor held firmly on both sides, aligned with the wind direction, and can be towed for easy deployment, facilitating global clean energy expansion.

Singularity Energy, Inc. is a technology company focused on developing a platform for real-time carbon tracking and energy optimization. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, the company utilizes artificial intelligence to integrate real-time carbon dioxide signals from the energy grid into its solutions. This enables corporate clients, including climate regulators and sustainability directors, to visualize and co-optimize their energy usage and carbon emissions effectively. Singularity Energy's innovative approach combines data analytics with carbon forecasting and optimization algorithms, allowing organizations to minimize their emissions while maximizing economic benefits. The company's mission is to support entities in achieving their sustainability goals with transparency and confidence.

Re-Synth International is a developer of advanced environmental technologies focused on enhancing fuel efficiency while minimizing environmental impact. The company utilizes patented methods to eliminate contaminants from hydrocarbon fuels, significantly reducing the cost of clean fuel without generating harmful by-products or altering fuel viscosity. By improving the quality and efficiency of fuel, Re-Synth International enables users to lower their fuel consumption and overall carbon footprint, contributing to more sustainable energy practices.

Torre Space and Power Systems specializes in developing innovative electrical power generation technologies for spacecraft, orbiting platforms, and planetary bases. The company leverages magnetohydrodynamics, a scientific principle that harnesses the high-energy ionized plasma emitted by the sun. This cutting-edge approach enables efficient energy production in space, providing critical insights and solutions for various governmental and commercial space applications. Through its advancements, Torre aims to enhance the sustainability and functionality of space missions, supporting a new era of exploration and development beyond Earth.

Stochastic Research Technologies is a software company specializing in providing research and innovative solutions for challenges within the chemical, pharmaceutical, and biomedical sectors. The company focuses on developing algorithms, methods, and tools that address complex issues related to energy and the environment, sustainability, molecular modeling, process management, and supply chain management. By leveraging advanced modeling and optimization techniques, Stochastic Research Technologies enables clients across various industries to effectively tackle biomedical problems and enhance their operational efficiencies. The company's commitment to applied research supports its mission to deliver practical and impactful solutions tailored to the needs of its diverse clientele.

Dimien is a manufacturing company based in Buffalo, New York, established in 2013. It specializes in ceramics and inorganic materials, particularly for use as additives in various applications. The company has developed a patented material for electric vehicle batteries, focusing on novel cathodes that are high-energy, low-cost, and safe. These cathodes are applicable in multiple sectors, including optical devices, automotive adhesives, and plastic composites. Dimien aims to provide clients with battery solutions that balance performance and cost, specifically tailored for electrified vehicles.

Founded in Loveland, Colorado, KineticCore Solutions specializes in manufacturing innovative energy storage systems. Its flagship product is an all-composite structural battery designed for modular, utility-scale use, offering a safe and sustainable solution with no hazardous materials.

Founded in 2018 by Drs. Veronika Stelmakh and Walker Chan, Mesodyne is a pioneering engineering and manufacturing company specializing in innovative electricity generation methods. Their patented LightCell technology converts any fuel to electricity via light, providing rugged, long-lasting, portable power for military and commercial users.

Lunar Resources is a Houston-based company established in 2019 that focuses on developing energy generation and space environment technologies. Its mission is to support the economic construction of space infrastructure by leveraging space resources. The company's innovations aim to facilitate the large-scale commercialization of the Moon, particularly in power generation, resource extraction, and manufacturing systems. By enabling industries such as energy, defense, and aeronautics to utilize the abundant resources found in space, Lunar Resources plays a pivotal role in catalyzing the development of a lunar and cislunar economy.

Tibbar Plasma Technologies develops a plasma heat engine for efficient fusion energy production. The company's headquarters are in Los Alamos, New Mexico.

Thiozen develops innovative hydrogen gas production technology aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Its proprietary chemical process converts hydrogen sulfide into hydrogen gas, enabling clients to bypass carbon emissions associated with natural gas-based hydrogen production and avoid the high costs of electrolysis.

Marel Power Solutions designs modular power subsystems and compact, scalable power stacks for inverters. The subsystems are miniaturized, configurable, reusable, and upgradeable, with resilience to die-supply shortages, enabling customers to deploy a new generation of power inverters.

Sync Energy AI is an Energy-Tech startup focused on assisting electric utilities in enhancing their operational efficiency, particularly in preparation for and response to natural disasters. The company has developed two proprietary artificial intelligence technologies that are integral to its software solutions. These AI-driven tools feature a no-code interface, allowing field crews and planners to utilize advanced analytics effectively. By implementing these technologies, electric utilities can minimize customer downtime and gain insights into potential disaster impacts before they occur. Sync Energy AI's offerings are delivered through Software as a Service (SaaS) and Platform as a Service (PaaS) models, providing real value to its clients.

Green Light Labs is a San Jose-based technology company founded in 2017 that develops software enabling virtual test drives and vehicle comparison tools. Its platform measures the cost of mobility, analyzes users’ driving trips, and calculates potential savings and electric range for different vehicles. By providing data-driven recommendations and a marketing framework, the company helps organizations reduce operating costs, improve employee retention, and lower CO2 emissions while encouraging consumers to switch to electric vehicles.

Susteon is a company focused on developing innovative energy transition technologies aimed at addressing environmental challenges. It specializes in direct air capture (DAC) technology, which captures carbon dioxide directly from high-emission sources. Susteon’s proprietary Dual-Functional Materials (DFM) not only capture carbon dioxide from the atmosphere but also convert it into Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). This capability allows clients to produce various fuels, including diesel and aviation fuel, from the captured carbon dioxide. Through its projects, including support from the Department of Energy, Susteon is committed to advancing sustainable solutions for carbon management and fuel production.

Skyhaven Systems is a specialty research and development firm based in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, with primary research and development facilities located in Westford, Massachusetts. Founded in 2017 through the merger of Reactive Innovations, LLC, the company focuses on addressing critical needs in the Defense, Energy, Aerospace, and Environmental sectors for various U.S. government agencies, including the Department of Defense and NASA. Skyhaven applies advanced electrochemical engineering and reaction-based chemical processes to tackle complex technical challenges, conducting innovative work in areas such as reactor design, separation systems, and materials development. The firm operates a 4,200 square foot facility for research, development, and light manufacturing, and it pursues government-funded contracts to explore high-risk development areas. By retaining ownership of the technology rights generated from these projects, Skyhaven can commercialize its innovations for non-government applications while providing the government with a royalty-free license to use the technologies developed. This approach positions Skyhaven as a key player in creating sustainable solutions that enhance performance and reduce costs across various industries.

ZiTechnologies is a company based in Hancock, Michigan, specializing in the production of end product pellets designed for power and heat applications. These pellets feature reduced chlorine content, making them an environmentally friendlier alternative for traditional coal usage. By offering a sustainable solution, ZiTechnologies aims to address the growing demand for cleaner energy sources in various industries.

ThermoBeat is an energy company that will use the body's thermal energy to continuously provide energy to the pacemaker, which means that replacement will never be necessary as long as the body produces heat energy. Their technology employs a thermoelectric generator that generates power as a result of a temperature differential between opposite sides of a conductor. This power source is sufficient to power a pacemaker indefinitely, but a battery will be implanted in the event of a malfunction.

Grid7’s project, E-Blockchain: A Scalable Platform for Secure Energy Transactions and Control, aims to use blockchain technology to address power plant cybersecurity issues and explore how a decentralized approach can improve the reliability of energy networks.

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

Founded in 2020 and based in Torrance, California, Rebel Research specializes in developing innovative technologies to tackle challenges in energy and the environment. The company operates an environmental technology laboratory, providing service assistance to clients aiming to contribute to a sustainable society.

Direct Combustion Technologies specializes in innovative combustion and heat transfer solutions tailored for the heavy oil and bitumen production sectors. The company's core technology employs a gas-assisted gravity drainage process that has demonstrated impressive oil recovery rates ranging from 65% to 95% under realistic reservoir conditions. By utilizing a unique method that encloses a high-intensity flame within the vortex core of a rotating body of water, Direct Combustion Technologies enables clients to achieve enhanced oil recovery yields while simultaneously reducing gas consumption and lowering gas compression expenses. This approach positions the company as a significant player in improving efficiency and sustainability within the energy sector.

Electra is a company dedicated to revolutionizing iron and steel production by significantly reducing carbon dioxide emissions. It specializes in alternative steelmaking technology that employs innovative electrochemical and hydrometallurgical processes. By electrifying and decarbonizing the steelmaking process, Electra enables the production of low-carbon clean iron from various ores and renewable energy sources. This approach not only minimizes the environmental impact associated with traditional steel production but also helps companies lower energy intensity and costs, promoting sustainability within the industry.

Verdox is dedicated to reversing climate change through the development and deployment of advanced technology. The company’s proprietary electro-swing process, developed at MIT, enables carbon dioxide and other acid gases to be captured with up to 80% less energy and 70% less cost than conventional approaches.

Sonata Scientific develops advanced air purification systems and antimicrobial products.

AmpX Technologies, established in 2018 and based in College Park, Maryland, specializes in creating custom power electronics technology. The company aims to connect academic research with practical commercial applications. AmpX focuses on producing reliable and cost-effective power electronic products for various sectors, including automotive, industrial, consumer electronics, and energy conversion systems for electric vehicles. Their solutions emphasize simplicity, lower costs, higher efficiency, and robustness, enabling clients to develop modular and efficient products.

Legov Systems Group, founded in 2018 and based in Boise, Idaho, specializes in the development of scalable power systems that utilize smart materials to harvest energy. The company's innovative technologies are designed to recover significant amounts of low-grade waste heat from various industrial applications, including combined heat and power installations, metal manufacturing, chemical processing, and industrial boilers. By enabling clients to harness this otherwise lost energy, Legov Systems Group helps reduce operating costs, lower energy demands, and enhance sustainability across industrial facilities.

EnergyXchain develops and provides patent pending transaction management, smart contract and blockchain-based solutions for industries having high-volume, complex, repetitive transactions and needing greater transaction efficiency, effectiveness, autonomy and security.

Founded in 2019, EnKoat is a sustainable materials company based in Casa Grande, Arizona. It develops advanced coatings for the construction industry to combat climate change by reducing carbon emissions and enhancing energy efficiency.

Lunar Resources is a Houston-based company established in 2019 that focuses on developing energy generation and space environment technologies. Its mission is to support the economic construction of space infrastructure by leveraging space resources. The company's innovations aim to facilitate the large-scale commercialization of the Moon, particularly in power generation, resource extraction, and manufacturing systems. By enabling industries such as energy, defense, and aeronautics to utilize the abundant resources found in space, Lunar Resources plays a pivotal role in catalyzing the development of a lunar and cislunar economy.

XL Batteries develops a technology platform and low-waste, scalable energy storage solutions focused on reducing waste within energy infrastructure and supporting renewables. Founded in 2019 and based in Brooklyn, New York, the company designs batteries that use non-corrosive chemistry paired with a flow-battery architecture to create stable, safe, non-flammable, and inexpensive components that are simple to scale. The resulting grid-scale storage offers an electrochemical option that can be deployed anywhere, anytime to enhance grid reliability and enable broader use of renewable energy.

FluxMagic is an electronics company based in Portland, Oregon, founded in 2019. It specializes in the development of innovative magnetic devices tailored for renewable energy applications. The company's systems leverage powerful magnets arranged to facilitate energy transfer between moving components without physical contact, eliminating the need for lubricants or heat transfer fluids. This technology not only extends the lifespan of the devices compared to traditional mechanical systems but also enables efficient magneto-mechanical energy conversion for both industrial and consumer use. By focusing on reducing carbon emissions, FluxMagic aims to contribute to a more sustainable energy future.

NexTC is a manufacturing company based in Corvallis, Oregon, established in 2018. It specializes in producing insulator and conductive oxide coatings designed for the energy sector and large-area electronics markets. The company's innovative chemical materials facilitate energy conversion and efficiency, enabling manufacturers to lower production costs, expand market opportunities, and develop new products. Through its advanced coatings, NexTC aims to enhance the performance and sustainability of electronic devices and energy systems.

Ecolectro develops scalable, low-cost clean hydrogen energy solutions. Its patented polymer membranes enable efficient hydrogen production using electrolyzers, without the need for precious metals like platinum.

Katz Water Technologies purifies water using streamlined simplified equipment that can utilize waste energy. Its technology is able to purify produced water inside streamlined equipment that combines a gas burner with a modified heat exchanger. The company is based in Houston, Texas.

Transaera is a company focused on developing advanced air conditioning solutions that prioritize energy efficiency and environmental sustainability. By utilizing a novel desiccant material, Transaera's cooling systems effectively remove moisture from the air prior to the cooling process, significantly reducing energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. These innovative systems are designed for both residential and commercial applications, providing affordable and environmentally friendly cooling options that enhance indoor comfort while minimizing the impact on global climate and local grid infrastructure. Through its technology, Transaera aims to improve productivity and comfort in indoor environments while contributing to a more sustainable future.

Avium develops fuels and chemicals from CO2, water, and renewable energy. The company was founded in 2017 and is based in Lawrence, Kansas.

Provider of services in energy and materials science industry. The company provides technological services for solving technical issues in the field of energy and materials science. The company was incorporated in 2013 and is based in Highlands Ranch, Colorado.

XFlow Energy specializes in manufacturing vertical-axis wind turbines (VAWTs), designed to lower the cost of wind energy generation. Their unique rotor design addresses common structural failures in VAWTs, maintaining high efficiency and low manufacturing costs. Additionally, XFlow Energy provides engineering consulting, prototyping, and testing services for renewable energy systems, further supporting the development of affordable and efficient renewable energy solutions.

Dimien is a manufacturing company based in Buffalo, New York, established in 2013. It specializes in ceramics and inorganic materials, particularly for use as additives in various applications. The company has developed a patented material for electric vehicle batteries, focusing on novel cathodes that are high-energy, low-cost, and safe. These cathodes are applicable in multiple sectors, including optical devices, automotive adhesives, and plastic composites. Dimien aims to provide clients with battery solutions that balance performance and cost, specifically tailored for electrified vehicles.

Grid7’s project, E-Blockchain: A Scalable Platform for Secure Energy Transactions and Control, aims to use blockchain technology to address power plant cybersecurity issues and explore how a decentralized approach can improve the reliability of energy networks.

Emvolon is a technology company focused on creating a platform for distributed chemical production that utilizes wasted resources. The company's innovative approach involves converting wasted natural gas from flare sites into usable chemicals, which can serve a variety of industrial applications or be transformed into carbon-negative fuels. Emvolon reimagines traditional diesel engines as miniature chemical reactors, allowing for efficient and effective production without the need for large refineries or chemical plants. This process facilitates the establishment of economically viable small-scale production facilities by leveraging the advantages of mass production alongside economies of scale, ultimately providing communities with the essential raw materials they require.

Virimodo is a developer of a clean energy subscription platform designed for urban residents to effectively monitor and manage their energy consumption. By utilizing algorithms and artificial intelligence, the platform matches users with suitable renewable energy suppliers, allowing them to customize their green energy plans according to their specific consumption patterns. This innovative approach not only promotes the use of renewable energy but also empowers consumers to track their energy usage, contributing to carbon reduction efforts in real estate portfolios. Through its services, Virimodo aims to facilitate a transition toward carbon neutrality in urban environments.

Creathadh Energies, established in 2018 and headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan, specializes in the development of integrated circuit technology tailored for low-power vibration applications. The company's platform is designed to create a vibration energy harvesting-based sensor system, which focuses on generating low-power vibration energy. This technology enables users to produce energy at a very low cost, making it a cost-effective solution for various applications.

ThermoAI optimizes industrial combustion processes using proprietary machine learning algorithms. Its systems continuously monitor factors such as moisture content, atmospheric pressure, and air intake levels, adjusting them in real-time to achieve near-perfect combustion. This results in fuel savings, increased energy output, extended equipment lifespan, and reduced emissions.

Singularity Energy, Inc. is a technology company focused on developing a platform for real-time carbon tracking and energy optimization. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, the company utilizes artificial intelligence to integrate real-time carbon dioxide signals from the energy grid into its solutions. This enables corporate clients, including climate regulators and sustainability directors, to visualize and co-optimize their energy usage and carbon emissions effectively. Singularity Energy's innovative approach combines data analytics with carbon forecasting and optimization algorithms, allowing organizations to minimize their emissions while maximizing economic benefits. The company's mission is to support entities in achieving their sustainability goals with transparency and confidence.

Darcy Solutions, founded in 2018 and based in Excelsior, Minnesota, specializes in creating environmentally friendly and energy-efficient buildings. The company's innovative approach focuses on ground source heat pumps, a highly efficient heating and cooling technology. Darcy Solutions has developed a patent-pending method that significantly reduces installation costs by half, making this technology accessible to sites previously considered unsuitable. This advancement underscores the company's commitment to sustainable building solutions.

Sonata Scientific develops advanced air purification systems and antimicrobial products.

EnerBlock develops the energy tokens that are ascribed to the energy unit data from the database and the smart contract framework. They provide power electronics, behind-the-meter grid services, off-grid backup power, and simple integration with installed systems.

Sylvatex, Inc. develops and scales a cathode manufacturing process for lithium-ion batteries to future-proof production, increasing flexibility in material composition, broadening the range of inputs, and aiming to lower costs, capital requirements, and the carbon footprint for electric vehicles and energy storage applications.

ThermaWatts develops an ambient thermal electric converter that converts heat into electricity. The company is based in Renton, Washington.

Green Light Labs is a San Jose-based technology company founded in 2017 that develops software enabling virtual test drives and vehicle comparison tools. Its platform measures the cost of mobility, analyzes users’ driving trips, and calculates potential savings and electric range for different vehicles. By providing data-driven recommendations and a marketing framework, the company helps organizations reduce operating costs, improve employee retention, and lower CO2 emissions while encouraging consumers to switch to electric vehicles.

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

ZAF Energy Systems, Inc. is a technology company based in Joplin, Missouri, that specializes in developing and commercializing innovative rechargeable batteries, including nickel zinc and zinc air types. Founded in 2011 by Craig Wilkins, the company focuses on creating high-performance battery solutions that are safe, environmentally responsible, and cost-effective. Its products serve a wide range of applications, such as home and commercial backup storage, renewable energy integration, mobile communication networks, consumer electronics, and electric vehicles. ZAF Energy Systems aims to enhance the performance of electrical devices, offering longer run times for gadgets, increased travel range for electric vehicles, and improved efficiency for renewable energy systems.

Capacitech Energy, established in 2016 and based in Orlando, Florida, specializes in energy storage components. The company's primary product is a cable-based capacitor (CBC), which offers customizability, miniaturization, cost reduction, and battery complementation for extended operating life in various electronic devices.

Fluxion Technology develops heat-flux sensors to revolutionize the energy and consumer industries. The company was founded in 2018 and is headquartered in Stony Brook, New York.

H Quest Vanguard develops plasma conversion processes to produce fuels, chemicals, and advanced carbon materials. The company was founded in 2014 and is based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

EnergyXchain develops and provides patent pending transaction management, smart contract and blockchain-based solutions for industries having high-volume, complex, repetitive transactions and needing greater transaction efficiency, effectiveness, autonomy and security.

Zebra Analytix, Inc. specializes in the development and commercialization of miniature gas chromatography systems utilizing microelectromechanical systems technology, which is exclusively licensed from Virginia Tech University. The company offers innovative products, including the Zebra-GC Model L and Modular Zebra-GC Model M, as well as micro pre-concentrators. Their solutions are designed for various applications, including quality control and safety in the food and beverage industry, environmental monitoring, and uses in the chemical, pharmaceutical, and energy sectors. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Fayetteville, Arkansas, Zebra Analytix focuses on delivering portable, versatile, and efficient analytical tools that enable businesses to analyze volatile compounds with enhanced speed and precision. Additionally, the company provides services for column refurbishment and custom designs tailored to specific research needs.

Founded in 2013, Allumia specializes in lighting upgrades for commercial facilities. It offers design, funding, installation, and maintenance services, serving markets such as office spaces, retail stores, and industrial plants. The company uses a software and IoT platform to optimize energy efficiency, enabling clients to reduce costs and increase savings.

AquaNRG has developed a state-of-the-art cloud-based application for energy, water and environmental markets which merges physics-chemistry simulation with machine learning for faster, more accurate and less expensive product and process design and engineering

JAQ Energy develops energy and powers electronic system technologies. The company was founded in 2017 and is based in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

AmpX Technologies, established in 2018 and based in College Park, Maryland, specializes in creating custom power electronics technology. The company aims to connect academic research with practical commercial applications. AmpX focuses on producing reliable and cost-effective power electronic products for various sectors, including automotive, industrial, consumer electronics, and energy conversion systems for electric vehicles. Their solutions emphasize simplicity, lower costs, higher efficiency, and robustness, enabling clients to develop modular and efficient products.

Tibbar Plasma Technologies develops a plasma heat engine for efficient fusion energy production. The company's headquarters are in Los Alamos, New Mexico.

Imagen Energy specializes in developing efficient and compact energy solutions. The company focuses on scaling up and commercially demonstrating cost-effective electric vehicle (EV) fast charging equipment manufactured in the United States. Their EV fast chargers are designed to optimize limited grid power availability, making them suitable for public and fleet charging locations. This technology enhances resilience and flexibility, particularly benefiting urban communities that may lack investment opportunities for EV infrastructure. Additionally, Imagen Energy offers solar energy solutions, including solar panel installations, battery storage systems, and monitoring tools. These offerings help businesses and homeowners generate clean electricity, store excess solar energy, and reduce reliance on the traditional grid, promoting energy independence.

PowerFlex Systems, Inc. is a California-based company established in 2017, focused on designing, building, and operating electric vehicle charging stations. As a subsidiary of EDF Renewables Inc., PowerFlex offers an intelligent energy management platform called PowerFlex X™, which monitors and optimizes clean energy assets, including solar power, energy storage, EV chargers, and microgrids. This technology employs patented algorithms to enhance the efficiency of distributed energy resources, ultimately lowering energy costs for clients. PowerFlex is recognized as the second-largest installer of commercial rooftop solar systems and maintains the fourth-largest network of Level 2 EV chargers in the United States. Its projects contribute significantly to reducing carbon emissions, with solar and storage initiatives offsetting 70,000 tons of CO2 annually and its extensive network of over 10,000 EV chargers offsetting nearly 19,000 tons of CO2 in 2023.

Founded in 2015 and based in Raleigh, North Carolina, Genoverde Biosciences specializes in developing cell wall technology to enhance lignocellulosic energy crops. Its innovative approach aims to increase biomass yield by improving the secondary cell wall thickness of dedicated bioenergy crops, facilitating the production of liquid fuels from plant sugars.

Baseload Renewables develops low-cost energy storage to replace fossil base-load generation with renewable energy.

Avium develops fuels and chemicals from CO2, water, and renewable energy. The company was founded in 2017 and is based in Lawrence, Kansas.

XFlow Energy specializes in manufacturing vertical-axis wind turbines (VAWTs), designed to lower the cost of wind energy generation. Their unique rotor design addresses common structural failures in VAWTs, maintaining high efficiency and low manufacturing costs. Additionally, XFlow Energy provides engineering consulting, prototyping, and testing services for renewable energy systems, further supporting the development of affordable and efficient renewable energy solutions.

Provider of services in energy and materials science industry. The company provides technological services for solving technical issues in the field of energy and materials science. The company was incorporated in 2013 and is based in Highlands Ranch, Colorado.

Sylvatex, Inc. develops and scales a cathode manufacturing process for lithium-ion batteries to future-proof production, increasing flexibility in material composition, broadening the range of inputs, and aiming to lower costs, capital requirements, and the carbon footprint for electric vehicles and energy storage applications.

Transaera is a company focused on developing advanced air conditioning solutions that prioritize energy efficiency and environmental sustainability. By utilizing a novel desiccant material, Transaera's cooling systems effectively remove moisture from the air prior to the cooling process, significantly reducing energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. These innovative systems are designed for both residential and commercial applications, providing affordable and environmentally friendly cooling options that enhance indoor comfort while minimizing the impact on global climate and local grid infrastructure. Through its technology, Transaera aims to improve productivity and comfort in indoor environments while contributing to a more sustainable future.

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.

Swarm Technologies, Inc. is a satellite company based in Los Altos, California, founded in 2015. It focuses on providing accessible global connectivity through a network of low Earth orbit satellites. Swarm's services aim to deliver affordable Internet connectivity worldwide, catering to various sectors including agriculture, energy, transportation, global development, shipping, maritime, and the automobile industry. By leveraging its satellite technology, Swarm facilitates communication and data transmission for diverse applications, enhancing connectivity in remote and underserved areas.

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

Fluency Lighting Technologies, Inc. is a Santa Barbara-based company focused on developing next-generation, low-étendue light sources that leverage advanced laser technology and innovative materials design. The company aims to create ultra-efficient lighting solutions that exceed the limitations of traditional technologies, offering enhanced control and compactness. Fluency specializes in designing lighting products for a variety of applications, including tactical flashlights, automotive and aircraft lighting, projector and display illumination, medical devices, architectural spotlighting, and retail and museum downlighting. By providing these cutting-edge lighting technologies, Fluency enables its customers to enhance their product offerings, improve energy efficiency, and gain a competitive edge in their respective markets.

Founded in 2018 by Drs. Veronika Stelmakh and Walker Chan, Mesodyne is a pioneering engineering and manufacturing company specializing in innovative electricity generation methods. Their patented LightCell technology converts any fuel to electricity via light, providing rugged, long-lasting, portable power for military and commercial users.

Ecolectro develops scalable, low-cost clean hydrogen energy solutions. Its patented polymer membranes enable efficient hydrogen production using electrolyzers, without the need for precious metals like platinum.

Capacitech Energy, established in 2016 and based in Orlando, Florida, specializes in energy storage components. The company's primary product is a cable-based capacitor (CBC), which offers customizability, miniaturization, cost reduction, and battery complementation for extended operating life in various electronic devices.

Techverse, Inc., established in 1997 and based in Cary, North Carolina, is a research and development firm specializing in advanced energy generation and utilization concepts. The company offers consulting services, including process development, experimental studies, and model simulations, to enhance energy efficiency for both government and industrial clients. Techverse utilizes specialized membrane separation processes and conducts laboratory, pilot, and full-scale experimental studies to improve process and energy efficiency. The company, founded by Dr. Ashok Damle, operates on a flexible basis, renting laboratory and office space as needed, and has successfully secured government funding through programs like SBIR while also generating revenue through consulting services and industrial contracts.

Skyven Technologies is an energy-as-a-service company specializing in decarbonizing industrial process heat. It works with manufacturers in hard-to-decarbonize industries, providing clean, emissions-free process heat at prices lower than natural gas. Skyven installs its advanced technology, such as the Arcturus line of steam generating heat pumps, with no upfront capital cost or disruption to existing processes. The company monitors carbon emissions in real-time and bills clients only for the clean energy delivered. It offers dashboards displaying real-time data-backed savings and carbon metrics.

Twelve, formerly known as Opus 12, is a Berkeley, California-based company that specializes in recycling carbon dioxide emissions into valuable chemicals and fuels. Founded in 2015, the company has developed innovative technology that can be integrated with any source of CO₂ emissions. By utilizing only water and electricity as inputs, Twelve transforms captured carbon dioxide into essential products such as methane, ethylene, and ethanol. The firm aims to provide a cost-competitive alternative to petroleum-derived chemicals and fuels, thereby addressing carbon emissions while simultaneously creating economically viable solutions.

AirLoom Energy develops wind energy technology that uses lightweight wings operating on a track to capture wind. The design aims to deliver the same amount of energy as conventional turbines at a fraction of the cost, enabling low-cost utility-scale wind energy. The system uses multiple small airframes on a slender oval track with downwind forces supported by a bridling system, and the configuration can be adjusted depending on the landscape, allowing clients to harvest wind energy in cost-effective and quicker ways.

PowerFlex Systems, Inc. is a California-based company established in 2017, focused on designing, building, and operating electric vehicle charging stations. As a subsidiary of EDF Renewables Inc., PowerFlex offers an intelligent energy management platform called PowerFlex X™, which monitors and optimizes clean energy assets, including solar power, energy storage, EV chargers, and microgrids. This technology employs patented algorithms to enhance the efficiency of distributed energy resources, ultimately lowering energy costs for clients. PowerFlex is recognized as the second-largest installer of commercial rooftop solar systems and maintains the fourth-largest network of Level 2 EV chargers in the United States. Its projects contribute significantly to reducing carbon emissions, with solar and storage initiatives offsetting 70,000 tons of CO2 annually and its extensive network of over 10,000 EV chargers offsetting nearly 19,000 tons of CO2 in 2023.

Sonata Scientific develops advanced air purification systems and antimicrobial products.

Packetized Energy Technologies develops and deploys systems that enable distributed energy resources like water heaters, electric vehicle chargers, and battery storage systems to balance supply and demand in the power grid. Its Packetized Energy Management (PEM) software stack coordinates connected devices, ensuring local decision-making, privacy, scalability, adaptability, and equitable access to grid resources. The company uses control theory, machine learning, and optimization to enable real-time balancing of electricity demand with renewable supply. It serves the utilities industry, solar developers, and other energy providers.

Reduced Energy Microsystems, Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company based in San Francisco, California, founded in 2014. The company specializes in the design and manufacture of low power asynchronous microprocessors aimed at enhancing embedded devices. By integrating advanced circuit technology with intelligent architecture and refined software tools, Reduced Energy Microsystems focuses on delivering energy-efficient silicon solutions that support computer vision and artificial intelligence applications. Their innovative approach aims to significantly reduce power consumption during processing operations, particularly in mobile devices, thereby advancing the field of embedded computing.

Carbice Corporation, founded in 2012 and based in Atlanta, Georgia, specializes in thermal interface technology components. The company is renowned for its innovative product, Carbice Carbon, which effectively lowers device temperatures and facilitates heat dissipation from product packaging. This technology is designed to meet the performance, reliability, and assembly cost challenges faced in critical sectors such as electronics, energy, and industrial applications. Carbice's thermal interface materials are composed of a composite of recycled aluminum and aligned carbon nanotubes, addressing the growing need for efficient thermal management in electronic devices. In addition to its headquarters in Atlanta, Carbice has an office in London and plans to establish a presence in Toulouse, France, reflecting its commitment to global outreach and innovation in thermal applications.

Kelvin is an energy management and electrification platform focused on enhancing radiator-heated buildings. The company utilizes its innovative Radiator Labs system, which features smart thermostatic radiator enclosures that are connected to central heating controls. This technology aims to reduce fuel waste, lower building emissions, and improve tenant comfort. Kelvin's hybrid electrification platform allows buildings to electrify 60-80% of their space heating requirements at a fraction of the cost of traditional electrification methods. The system can be programmed to optimize heating sources based on factors such as energy pricing and carbon fines, helping radiator-heated buildings comply with NYC's 2030 emission caps at reduced costs. The effectiveness of Radiator Labs' technology has been validated by NYSERDA, demonstrating an average savings of 25.5% in heating costs. Kelvin's innovations have garnered multiple awards and recognitions, affirming its commitment to sustainable energy solutions in the built environment.

Carnot Compression is a manufacturer specializing in energy-efficient air and gas compression solutions, particularly for oil-free applications. The company employs a proprietary isothermal compression process that utilizes water's thermal capacity to absorb heat generated during compression, resulting in significant energy savings compared to conventional methods. By creating millions of tiny gas bubbles surrounded by water, Carnot's technology can absorb substantial amounts of heat, making it capable of delivering low-temperature, oil-free compressed gas. This innovative approach addresses a diverse range of industrial needs, including applications in refrigeration, liquefied natural gas, compressed natural gas transportation, and energy storage. With a focus on sustainability, Carnot Compression is positioned to capitalize on a $30 billion global market opportunity, serving various sectors such as food and life sciences.

Smart Electric Grid provides energy monitoring software for power utilities and control centres.

Biena Tech is a developer of carbon-neutral fuel cells designed to generate clean energy at room temperature, utilizing CO2 as a conducting source. The company focuses on functional innovation in polymers, composites, coatings, thin films, and membranes, which are integral to its product offerings. These advancements allow Biena Tech's fuel cells to have diverse applications across various sectors, including residential, portable, industrial, transportation, and aerospace markets. By emphasizing energy efficiency and cost-effectiveness, Biena Tech aims to provide sustainable energy solutions that cater to a wide range of user needs.

enEvolv, Inc. is a biotechnology company based in Boston, Massachusetts, that specializes in engineering and licensing microorganisms such as bacteria, yeast, and algae for diverse applications across industries including specialty chemicals, food, energy, personal care, and pharmaceuticals. Established in 2011, the company focuses on developing cost-effective and sustainable solutions to meet the growing global demand for critical resources driven by population growth and increased economic prosperity. enEvolv collaborates with various organizations to create novel microorganisms and enhance existing strains to boost production yields and improve product quality. Utilizing a proprietary genome engineering platform based on advanced techniques developed at Harvard, enEvolv accelerates microbial evolution to enable precise genomic edits, offering significant advantages in speed, cost, and engineering capabilities. As of March 2020, enEvolv operates as a subsidiary of Zymergen, Inc.

Spero Energy, Inc. is an Indiana based company with the mission of developing cost competitive processes for the conversion of abundant non-food biomass to high value chemicals (HVCs) and renewable fuels. With its experienced and outstanding research and business team, Spero Energy has developed processes for a range of renewable chemicals targeting the flavor, fragrance, and pharmaceutical industries. Our initial lignin-derived flavor and fragrance chemicals target a multi-billion dollar market segment.

Imagen Energy specializes in developing efficient and compact energy solutions. The company focuses on scaling up and commercially demonstrating cost-effective electric vehicle (EV) fast charging equipment manufactured in the United States. Their EV fast chargers are designed to optimize limited grid power availability, making them suitable for public and fleet charging locations. This technology enhances resilience and flexibility, particularly benefiting urban communities that may lack investment opportunities for EV infrastructure. Additionally, Imagen Energy offers solar energy solutions, including solar panel installations, battery storage systems, and monitoring tools. These offerings help businesses and homeowners generate clean electricity, store excess solar energy, and reduce reliance on the traditional grid, promoting energy independence.

nVizix is a startup focused on developing innovative photovoltaic technology that enables the direct conversion of sunlight into electricity. The company aims to achieve significantly higher efficiency and lower costs compared to existing commercially viable solar technologies, such as those based on silicon or thin film semiconductors. nVizix's approach utilizes thermo-ionic emission from metals as a power source, distinguishing it from traditional methods that rely solely on photo-generated currents. This novel technology has the potential to enhance electricity production efficiency, making solar power more accessible and cost-effective for users.