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AESC is a manufacturer of lithium-ion batteries for automotive applications. The company emphasizes carbon-neutral manufacturing processes, showcasing a commitment to sustainability in their production methods. AESC was founded as a joint venture between Nissan and the NEC Group, and they started mass-producing lithium-ion batteries for the "Nissan Infiniti M Hybrid" in October 2010 and for the "Nissan Leaf", a 100% electric vehicle (EV), in November of that same year. Since then, electric and hybrid vehicles equipped with batteries from AESC have been used by numerous customers worldwide, and AESC's batteries have established an excellent reputation for their performance, quality, and reliability. Electric vehicles can contribute significantly to improving both the global environment and regional environments because they emit no CO2 or other exhaust gases while operating and they generate very little sound while driving. In addition, the use of renewable energy sources such as solar and wind power and new aspects such as emergency power supplies are also attracting attention. On the other hand, various issues remain with electric vehicles including price, cruising range, and the need to establish a charging infrastructure. With the cooperation of automakers and material and parts suppliers, AESC will continue to endeavor to improve the high-quality level of their products further, reduce costs, and increase energy density and capacity, and they will strive to be a world leader in lithium-ion batteries for automotive applications.

GreenCell Mobility, founded in 2019 in Mumbai, Maharashtra, focuses on providing clean and cost-effective shared e-mobility solutions in India. The company aims to become a leading player in the pan-India electric mobility sector by leveraging global expertise and advancements in e-mobility technology, alongside the Indian government's commitment to transportation electrification. GreenCell Mobility is developing a connected ecosystem that encompasses various products and service segments, facilitating the implementation of Electric Mobility-as-a-Service (eMaaS). This initiative supports the expansion of green vehicles, contributing to pollution-free development in the country. The company is backed by EverSource Capital, the fund manager of the Green Growth Equity Fund.

Luup, Inc. is a provider of electric micro-mobility sharing services based in Tokyo, Japan. Founded in 2018, the company specializes in renting electric kickboards and bicycles through its user-friendly application. Luup operates primarily in major cities including Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, and Yokohama, with plans for further expansion across Japan. The service utilizes a high-density port network, allowing users to conveniently rent and return vehicles at various locations. By offering a range of electric two-wheelers and small vehicles, Luup aims to enhance urban mobility and provide customers with a comfortable and enjoyable travel experience.

NineDot Energy specializes in developing community-scale energy projects aimed at enhancing urban grid sustainability. The company focuses on battery energy storage systems and collaborates with clean technology equipment vendors and financial investors to design and implement these initiatives. By integrating solar panels and vehicle-to-grid (V2G) capabilities, NineDot Energy enables clients to achieve economic savings while simultaneously lowering carbon emissions. The company's efforts contribute to a cleaner, more resilient energy infrastructure and promote environmental equity within urban areas.

Denso is a global manufacturer and supplier of advanced automotive technology, systems, and components, headquartered in Kariya, Japan. Founded in 1949 as an independent entity from Toyota Motor, Denso focuses on providing solutions that enhance vehicle performance and safety while minimizing environmental impact. The company’s primary business areas include powertrain control systems, thermal systems, electrification systems, mobility electronics, and sensors/semiconductor systems. Denso serves major automakers worldwide, emphasizing innovative products and technologies that contribute to a safer and more sustainable automotive environment.

Northvolt AB, founded in 2016 and headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, specializes in the manufacturing of sustainable lithium-ion batteries primarily for the renewable energy and transportation sectors. The company develops a range of products, including battery cells, custom battery solutions, and complete battery systems, tailored to specific requirements such as chemistry and form factor. Northvolt focuses on creating environmentally friendly batteries with a minimal carbon footprint and incorporates advanced recycling technology to support clean energy initiatives. By supplying high-quality, sustainable battery cells and systems, Northvolt aims to facilitate the transition to electric vehicles and promote decarbonization across various industries, including automotive, grid storage, industrial applications, and micromobility.