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ElectronX is a developer of an electricity exchange platform designed to facilitate the transition of the U.S. grid to renewable energy sources. As demand for electricity grows and the grid increasingly incorporates intermittent renewable resources, the company aims to support power providers, consumers, and industry innovators in navigating the complexities of the modern power market. ElectronX's platform enables participants to hedge risks associated with volatile short-term electricity prices and to monetize their power assets effectively. By smoothing the financial pathways for the adoption of renewables, ElectronX plays a crucial role in advancing the clean energy transition.

Sunswap Ltd. is a London-based company that focuses on developing innovative transport refrigeration technology aimed at achieving zero-emission cold chain transportation. Incorporated in 2020, Sunswap integrates solar power, battery systems, and electric refrigeration into a single high-performance unit. This proprietary, patent-pending technology assists notable clients, such as DFDS and Samworth Brothers, as well as trial partners like Muller, in reducing diesel reliance and associated costs. The company's mission is to decarbonize the cold transportation sector, thereby addressing environmental concerns while enhancing efficiency in the supply chain.

AiDASH is making critical infrastructure industries climate resilient and sustainable. Using our satellite-first platform for grid inspection and monitoring, our AI applications enable electric and gas utilities and landowners to transform how they manage and maintain their assets. Our customers deliver ROI in their first year of deployment with reduced costs, improved reliability, and advancements in sustainability goals. AiDASH exists to safeguard critical infrastructure and secure the future of humanAIty™. Learn more at www.aidash.com.

Husk Power Systems ("Husk") owns, builds and operates solar-hybrid microgrids that serve off-grid and weak-grid communities in rural Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia. It provides its business and residential customers with 100% renewable electricity and access to energy efficient appliances. In the process, it is contributing to climate resilience while also avoiding a significant amount of emissions from diesel generation. Husk has more than 200 minigrids in operation, the largest fleet in the world. The company is a catalyst for economic growth and social well-being, helping rural communities increase incomes and create employment by starting or expanding microenterprises and running electricity-operated machines that increase productivity. It also provides reliable power to local clinics and schools and education, improving healthcare and educational outcomes. Husk Power Systems was founded by co-founded by CEO Manoj Sinha in 2008 and is based in the United States, with operations in India and Nigeria.

XCharge is a prominent provider of high-power electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions, established in 2015. The company focuses on the design, manufacturing, and sales of advanced EV charging infrastructure, including its C6 and C7 series of DC fast chargers and the Net Zero Series, which integrates battery storage technology. XCharge aims to enhance the EV charging experience for energy companies, fleet operators, and parking lot managers across over 25 countries. By combining hardware and software solutions, the company seeks to maximize charging revenue while minimizing maintenance costs. Its innovative approach allows for scalable, cost-effective installations tailored for diverse grid conditions, facilitating a smoother transition to clean transportation in North America. With a team of experienced professionals, XCharge is dedicated to addressing the challenges of EV infrastructure and promoting sustainable energy practices.

Statiq is an electric vehicle charging network that allows customers to find the closest charging station, book a slot, and pay online. Statiq creates and aggregates its own smart EV chargers as well as other public EV chargers. Founded in the year 2020 by Akshit Bansal and Raghav Arora and is based in Gurgaon, Haryana, India.

Noova helps customers monitor consumption patterns, both day and night, in order to uncover illogical consumption or areas where it is possible to use energy smarter.

AiDASH is making critical infrastructure industries climate resilient and sustainable. Using our satellite-first platform for grid inspection and monitoring, our AI applications enable electric and gas utilities and landowners to transform how they manage and maintain their assets. Our customers deliver ROI in their first year of deployment with reduced costs, improved reliability, and advancements in sustainability goals. AiDASH exists to safeguard critical infrastructure and secure the future of humanAIty™. Learn more at www.aidash.com.

AutoGrid is a company that specializes in energy data management and big data analytics to enhance the efficiency of energy delivery. Founded in 2011 at Stanford University, AutoGrid develops a suite of applications aimed at managing distributed energy resources (DERs) in real time. These applications allow utilities, electricity retailers, and energy service providers to optimize energy distribution by leveraging vast amounts of data from smart meters, sensors, and third-party sources. By employing advanced algorithms and data science techniques, AutoGrid enables clients to monitor, predict, and control energy assets across global networks, ultimately facilitating the delivery of clean, affordable, and reliable energy. The team comprises skilled software architects, engineers, data scientists, and energy experts dedicated to addressing critical challenges in the energy sector.

XCharge is a prominent provider of high-power electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions, established in 2015. The company focuses on the design, manufacturing, and sales of advanced EV charging infrastructure, including its C6 and C7 series of DC fast chargers and the Net Zero Series, which integrates battery storage technology. XCharge aims to enhance the EV charging experience for energy companies, fleet operators, and parking lot managers across over 25 countries. By combining hardware and software solutions, the company seeks to maximize charging revenue while minimizing maintenance costs. Its innovative approach allows for scalable, cost-effective installations tailored for diverse grid conditions, facilitating a smoother transition to clean transportation in North America. With a team of experienced professionals, XCharge is dedicated to addressing the challenges of EV infrastructure and promoting sustainable energy practices.

LO3 Energy, Inc. is a Portland, Oregon-based company that operates Pando, a marketplace solution designed to connect energy suppliers with customers. Founded in 2012, LO3 Energy focuses on developing technology and tools to support the growth of decentralized energy models, particularly through the use of its proprietary blockchain. The company's services enable retail clients in the utility and energy sectors to create, deploy, and monetize innovative energy products and customer services. By facilitating the formation of community microgrids, LO3 Energy aims to enhance the competitiveness and accessibility of the emerging distributed energy economy.

GreenCom Networks is a leading energy IoT company, with offices in Munich, Germany, and Sophia-Antipolis, France. Since 2011, GreenCom has been developing the energy system of the future. Using its Energy Information Brokerage Platform, GreenCom integrates distributed assets like Solar PV, battery storage, electric vehicles and heat pumps. Based on its platform, GreenCom enables white-label end customer services like energy communities, energy flat rates, as well as optimisation and visualisation of energy flows in homes for utilities and manufacturers of energy-relevant devices.

Just as technology has advanced society and delivered exciting consumer products, like Tesla cars and the iPhone, tech innovation is empowering homeowners across the country to join the New Utility Revolution. Palmetto’s clean energy marketplace and custom software tools help homeowners quickly estimate utility cost-savings and get renewable energy sources up and running, with ongoing data insights and support. For individuals, this innovation means lower utility bills, more transparency, control over energy use, increase in property value, and protection against power outages. When adopted en masse, a clean energy shift is a major step towards combating climate change and achieving American energy independence.

Veros Systems, Inc. develops software-enabled solutions for physical asset life-cycle management, focusing on industrial customers. Based in Austin, Texas, the company offers a Predictive Intelligence Platform (PIP) that provides real-time monitoring and assessment of the reliability and energy efficiency of electrically-driven rotating equipment, such as motors, pumps, and compressors. This platform utilizes nonintrusive monitoring technology, allowing for quick installation, and employs data capture techniques and machine learning algorithms to analyze electrical waveforms. By delivering actionable intelligence, Veros Systems enables its clients, which span various sectors including oil and gas, utilities, and manufacturing, to enhance production, reduce operational costs, and improve overall equipment availability. Founded in 2001, Veros has positioned itself as a key player in optimizing industrial machine performance and maintenance.

Energos develops a unified platform and edge AI for managing EV charging infrastructure and microgrids. The company's platform enables seamless integration with various electric vehicle chargers, storage systems, PV systems, HVAC, and other technologies. This allows retailers such as fuel service stations, convenience stores, EV charging and battery swap stations, hydrogen and CNG stations, and utilities to establish and manage multiple energy choices for EV car owners.

Punjab Renewable Energy Systems Private Limited specializes in biomass management and bio-energy services. Founded in 2011 and based in Navi Mumbai, the company focuses on various aspects of biomass, including its plantation, procurement, storage, processing, and supply. Its offerings encompass bio-energy generation, briquetting and pelleting, as well as steam supply contracts. The company also provides project management consultancy, energy audits, and technical consultations related to biomass. Additionally, Punjab Renewable Energy Systems manages the entire supply chain for biomass, ensuring efficient aggregation, transportation, and storage to meet the fuel needs of independent power plants and co-generation facilities. Through these services, the company aims to optimize the use of biomass for energy production.

Salient Energy is commercializing a revolutionary new battery based on research at the University of Waterloo. Their zinc-ion battery is perfectly suited, both technically and economically, for storing electricity in the grid. The company's proprietary cathode materials store energy in zinc in a way that has never been commercialized before – Salient Energy has made unique cathode materials that can actually incorporate zinc in their crystal lattice instead of just reacting on the surface. This allows the batteries to have a relatively high energy density. It also allows the user to use of traditional battery designs that are compatible with standard manufacturing equipment. This means that the cheaper, safer, and the longer-lasting battery can be made in existing battery factories around the world.

At the last mile, where the O&M costs are high and connectivity is scarce, live two billion underserved energy consumers. SteamaCo offers the world’s most data-efficient energy management system, enabling utilities to operate in previously unreachable places.

LO3 Energy, Inc. is a Portland, Oregon-based company that operates Pando, a marketplace solution designed to connect energy suppliers with customers. Founded in 2012, LO3 Energy focuses on developing technology and tools to support the growth of decentralized energy models, particularly through the use of its proprietary blockchain. The company's services enable retail clients in the utility and energy sectors to create, deploy, and monetize innovative energy products and customer services. By facilitating the formation of community microgrids, LO3 Energy aims to enhance the competitiveness and accessibility of the emerging distributed energy economy.

Innowatts, Inc. is a Houston-based company founded in 2013 that specializes in software solutions for energy management. The company develops the PowerEASE platform, which focuses on load forecasting, energy risk optimization, and infrastructure planning. Innowatts leverages advanced data analytics and machine learning to assist energy retailers and utility companies in managing their operations effectively. Its eUtility technology platform utilizes data from over 34 million meters to enhance grid reliability and profitability while promoting sustainability. The company's customer base includes retail energy providers, regulated utility companies, regulatory boards, and residential communities, all benefiting from Innowatts' insights to improve customer relationships and adapt to the evolving energy landscape.

AutoGrid is a company that specializes in energy data management and big data analytics to enhance the efficiency of energy delivery. Founded in 2011 at Stanford University, AutoGrid develops a suite of applications aimed at managing distributed energy resources (DERs) in real time. These applications allow utilities, electricity retailers, and energy service providers to optimize energy distribution by leveraging vast amounts of data from smart meters, sensors, and third-party sources. By employing advanced algorithms and data science techniques, AutoGrid enables clients to monitor, predict, and control energy assets across global networks, ultimately facilitating the delivery of clean, affordable, and reliable energy. The team comprises skilled software architects, engineers, data scientists, and energy experts dedicated to addressing critical challenges in the energy sector.

Sonnen is a developer of solar-based energy storage systems that provide clean and affordable energy solutions for residential homes, agricultural farms, and commercial enterprises. Since the introduction of the Sonnenbatterie in Germany and Austria in 2011, the company has focused on integrating energy storage with home automation platforms. This integration allows users to actively manage their energy consumption, optimizing the use of energy harvested from solar photovoltaic systems or the grid. Sonnen's offerings extend beyond simple storage, incorporating features such as smart metering and virtual power plant integration, designed to enhance energy management and provide tailored solutions for various energy needs.

Axiom Exergy is an energy storage company that develops energy management solutions for supermarkets and commercial buildings. Axiom Exergy offers a thermal energy storage retrofit and software solutions to monitor and manage the energy use of refrigerators. The company also offers a system integrator and thermal storage tank. Axiom Exergy was founded by Anthony Diamond and Amrit Robbins in 2014. It is headquartered in Richmond, California.

Husk Power Systems ("Husk") owns, builds and operates solar-hybrid microgrids that serve off-grid and weak-grid communities in rural Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia. It provides its business and residential customers with 100% renewable electricity and access to energy efficient appliances. In the process, it is contributing to climate resilience while also avoiding a significant amount of emissions from diesel generation. Husk has more than 200 minigrids in operation, the largest fleet in the world. The company is a catalyst for economic growth and social well-being, helping rural communities increase incomes and create employment by starting or expanding microenterprises and running electricity-operated machines that increase productivity. It also provides reliable power to local clinics and schools and education, improving healthcare and educational outcomes. Husk Power Systems was founded by co-founded by CEO Manoj Sinha in 2008 and is based in the United States, with operations in India and Nigeria.

At the last mile, where the O&M costs are high and connectivity is scarce, live two billion underserved energy consumers. SteamaCo offers the world’s most data-efficient energy management system, enabling utilities to operate in previously unreachable places.

Aquion Energy is a manufacturer of innovative energy storage solutions, specializing in sodium ion batteries designed for long-duration stationary energy storage. The company's proprietary Aqueous Hybrid Ion (AHI™) battery technology, developed from research by Carnegie Mellon University Professor Jay Whitacre, addresses the limitations of conventional energy storage systems. Aquion's batteries are safe, reliable, and environmentally friendly, utilizing non-toxic components such as saltwater, and they are free from heavy metals and toxic chemicals. These features make the AHI systems non-flammable and non-explosive, positioning them as a sustainable alternative for clients seeking to decrease reliance on fossil fuels. By optimizing existing grid-tied generation assets, Aquion Energy enhances the flexibility and efficiency of the electrical grid, facilitating the broader adoption of renewable energy technologies.

Veros Systems, Inc. develops software-enabled solutions for physical asset life-cycle management, focusing on industrial customers. Based in Austin, Texas, the company offers a Predictive Intelligence Platform (PIP) that provides real-time monitoring and assessment of the reliability and energy efficiency of electrically-driven rotating equipment, such as motors, pumps, and compressors. This platform utilizes nonintrusive monitoring technology, allowing for quick installation, and employs data capture techniques and machine learning algorithms to analyze electrical waveforms. By delivering actionable intelligence, Veros Systems enables its clients, which span various sectors including oil and gas, utilities, and manufacturing, to enhance production, reduce operational costs, and improve overall equipment availability. Founded in 2001, Veros has positioned itself as a key player in optimizing industrial machine performance and maintenance.