Venture Kick, a private philanthropic initiative, provides as much 150,000 Swiss francs in pre-seed funding to Swiss startups and offers structured, entrepreneurial training to build robust, winning businesses. Entrepreneurs pitch for finance as many as three times, as they compete for increasing amounts of funding at each stage. Founders gain direct feedback from the expert juries and access to an international network of successful entrepreneurs and investors. Venture Kick has supported 600 Swiss startup projects with 24.9 million francs to date. Supported projects have incorporated as 454 active companies, creating 6,033 jobs, and attracting 2.49 billion francs worth of subsequent investment. Companies founded by Venture Kick alums represented 55 percent of the TOP 100 Swiss Startup Award 2018. In 2019 Venture Kick will support idea-stage startup projects with 4.35 million francs, to bring Swiss science to global markets.
Planeto is an energy transition company that specializes in providing energy planning software solutions aimed at decarbonizing the heating energy supply in buildings. The company develops energy efficiency software that facilitates the creation of district heating and cooling networks, connecting buildings to renewable energy sources. This approach enables clients to achieve a sustainable and clean environment, contributing to broader efforts in the energy transition.
plasNifix
Grant in 2023
PlasNifix has created a plasma aided nitrogen fixation process that allows for the sole use of green energy while producing ammonia (and other simple nitrogen-containing compounds) at lower temperatures and with substantially less energy.
CERN
Grant in 2023
CERN is a prominent particle-physics laboratory located in Geneva, Switzerland, established in 1954. It serves as the European organization for nuclear research, where physicists and engineers investigate the fundamental structure of the universe. CERN specializes in providing advanced particle accelerators and detectors, which are essential for high-energy physics research. These accelerators propel beams of particles to high energies, enabling collisions that are then analyzed by sophisticated detectors to explore the basic constituents of matter and the forces between them. Governed by 22 member states, CERN represents a significant collaborative effort in scientific research, focusing on the fundamental questions of physics and contributing to the global understanding of the universe.
Evoly
Grant in 2022
evoly are making old gen energy meters smart, at a tenth of the price. It helps energy providers get a hold of their customers' consumption data.
WattAnyWhere
Grant in 2022
WattAnyWhere is focused on revolutionizing the delivery of high-power electricity by providing clean, renewable energy solutions. The company has developed a mobile generator that utilizes renewable ethanol sourced from biomass to generate electricity. This innovative approach allows for fast-charging services for battery electric vehicles, making it possible to establish charging points in remote locations. By shifting away from fossil fuels and centralized power structures, WattAnyWhere aims to offer adaptable, customer-centric solutions that not only meet high electricity demands but also contribute to environmental sustainability by reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
viboo
Grant in 2022
Viboo specializes in self-learning predictive control technologies, leveraging physics-informed machine learning to enhance energy management in buildings. The company provides a cloud-based platform that delivers computationally efficient models for predictive control, catering primarily to smart thermostat manufacturers and building automation service providers. Its offerings include smart thermostat solutions for residential properties and automation services for light commercial buildings. Through an intuitive application programming interface (API), Viboo’s control algorithms facilitate the optimization of energy usage by taking into account user preferences and weather forecasts, thereby promoting energy efficiency in building operations.
Reactive Illumination
Grant in 2022
Reactive Illumination proposes an innovative green way to convert any organic waste (biowaste, tyres etc.) to mainly solid carbon and energy-efficient gases like H2, CH4, etc. within seconds without any chemicals that can be collected and used.
Evoly
Grant in 2022
evoly are making old gen energy meters smart, at a tenth of the price. It helps energy providers get a hold of their customers' consumption data.
Sympheny
Venture Round in 2022
Sympheny is a provider of software-as-a-service solutions and energy planning services aimed at assisting planners and managers in optimizing energy systems across various scales, from individual buildings to entire neighborhoods and cities. The company leverages digital twin technology combined with advanced optimization algorithms to transform energy performance objectives that once seemed unattainable into feasible design solutions. This innovative approach significantly reduces the time required for energy analyses, allowing complex evaluations that previously took days to be completed in just hours. As a result, local energy planners benefit from enhanced energy performance, more informed investment decisions, increased stakeholder support, and a reduction in wasted time and resources, all contributing to the broader goal of advancing sustainability initiatives.
Enerdrape
Grant in 2021
Enerdrape specializes in transforming existing underground environments into renewable energy sources for heating and cooling applications in buildings. The company has developed prefabricated geothermal panels that capture both geothermal and waste heat found in locations such as underground parking, tunnels, and stations. This innovative technology serves as a cost-effective retrofit solution, allowing building owners and managers to harness the energy potential beneath urban settings. By utilizing Enerdrape's systems, users can reduce their reliance on traditional fossil fuel-based heating, thereby lowering greenhouse gas emissions and contributing to a more sustainable energy transition.
Enerdrape
Grant in 2020
Enerdrape specializes in transforming existing underground environments into renewable energy sources for heating and cooling applications in buildings. The company has developed prefabricated geothermal panels that capture both geothermal and waste heat found in locations such as underground parking, tunnels, and stations. This innovative technology serves as a cost-effective retrofit solution, allowing building owners and managers to harness the energy potential beneath urban settings. By utilizing Enerdrape's systems, users can reduce their reliance on traditional fossil fuel-based heating, thereby lowering greenhouse gas emissions and contributing to a more sustainable energy transition.
Mithras
Grant in 2020
Mithras Technology is engaged in the development of thermoelectric generators (TEGs) that convert human body heat into usable electricity. The company's innovative wearable equipment harnesses the temperature difference between the skin and the surrounding air to charge an integrated battery, facilitating energy transfer to connected mobile devices. By focusing on sustainable energy solutions, Mithras Technology aims to transform perceptions of energy consumption and promote the adoption of environmentally friendly technologies, contributing to a more sustainable future.
Exnaton
Grant in 2020
Exnaton is an IT services company that specializes in providing a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform focused on smart energy solutions. The company's offerings include a billing platform designed for renewable energy power trading, facilitating effective energy data management. This platform enables energy suppliers to leverage digital opportunities in local energy markets, promoting energy independence while optimizing time and cost efficiencies. Additionally, Exnaton's solutions support grid operators in developing effective models for integrating renewable energy sources, thereby enhancing the overall utility of energy management systems.
Inergio
Grant in 2020
Inergio is an EPFL spin-off that specializes in developing portable energy units featuring advanced fuel cell technology. Founded by Mahmoud Hadad, the company has created a modular fuel cell system that delivers ten times the power while being half the weight of existing solutions. Utilizing standard fuels such as butane and propane, Inergio's technology ensures high autonomy and can be scaled for various applications, including charging consumer electronics, providing auxiliary power for drones, and serving as fuel cells for automobiles. With a working prototype already in place, Inergio aims to launch its minimal viable product to engage in pilot projects with potential partners and customers, focusing on delivering clean, efficient, and lightweight energy solutions that allow for grid independence.
SoHHytec
Grant in 2020
SoHHytec SA, based in Écublens, Switzerland, specializes in the manufacture of onsite renewable fuel and energy systems. The company offers an innovative solution called Arb, designed to replace conventional fossil fuel-based energy sources. Utilizing a patented photo-electrochemical device, Arb harnesses solar energy and water to produce hydrogen, oxygen, electricity, and heat simultaneously, making it a cleaner and more sustainable alternative. This integrated system exhibits high efficiency in solar-to-fuel and solar-to-electricity conversion, while also addressing issues of grid instability associated with intermittent renewable energy sources. By providing a cost-effective and environmentally friendly method for energy production, SoHHytec aims to facilitate the transition towards a sustainable hydrogen economy and reduce dependence on fossil fuels.
SmartHelio
Grant in 2020
SmartHelio develops innovative software and IoT sensors designed to enhance the performance and efficiency of solar energy systems. By utilizing advanced algorithms and deep learning, SmartHelio's solutions enable solar companies to quickly detect and identify faults, resulting in performance boosts of up to 3%. The software offers real-time insights and recommendations, facilitating swift issue resolution and optimizing operations and maintenance efforts by up to 30%. SmartHelio's AI-enabled sensors provide reliable data acquisition, empowering energy developers and managers to maintain high-performance asset management with minimal human intervention. The platform is user-friendly, requiring minimal training, and can seamlessly integrate into existing IT systems. With the ability to generate an additional 5% in energy output, SmartHelio positions solar companies to gain a competitive advantage in the rapidly evolving sustainable energy market.
Sympheny
Convertible Note in 2019
Sympheny is a provider of software-as-a-service solutions and energy planning services aimed at assisting planners and managers in optimizing energy systems across various scales, from individual buildings to entire neighborhoods and cities. The company leverages digital twin technology combined with advanced optimization algorithms to transform energy performance objectives that once seemed unattainable into feasible design solutions. This innovative approach significantly reduces the time required for energy analyses, allowing complex evaluations that previously took days to be completed in just hours. As a result, local energy planners benefit from enhanced energy performance, more informed investment decisions, increased stakeholder support, and a reduction in wasted time and resources, all contributing to the broader goal of advancing sustainability initiatives.
Sympheny
Grant in 2019
Sympheny is a provider of software-as-a-service solutions and energy planning services aimed at assisting planners and managers in optimizing energy systems across various scales, from individual buildings to entire neighborhoods and cities. The company leverages digital twin technology combined with advanced optimization algorithms to transform energy performance objectives that once seemed unattainable into feasible design solutions. This innovative approach significantly reduces the time required for energy analyses, allowing complex evaluations that previously took days to be completed in just hours. As a result, local energy planners benefit from enhanced energy performance, more informed investment decisions, increased stakeholder support, and a reduction in wasted time and resources, all contributing to the broader goal of advancing sustainability initiatives.
Inergio
Grant in 2019
Inergio is an EPFL spin-off that specializes in developing portable energy units featuring advanced fuel cell technology. Founded by Mahmoud Hadad, the company has created a modular fuel cell system that delivers ten times the power while being half the weight of existing solutions. Utilizing standard fuels such as butane and propane, Inergio's technology ensures high autonomy and can be scaled for various applications, including charging consumer electronics, providing auxiliary power for drones, and serving as fuel cells for automobiles. With a working prototype already in place, Inergio aims to launch its minimal viable product to engage in pilot projects with potential partners and customers, focusing on delivering clean, efficient, and lightweight energy solutions that allow for grid independence.
Neural Concept
Seed Round in 2019
Neural Concept Sàrl is a Swiss company founded in 2018 that specializes in artificial intelligence algorithms for computer-assisted engineering and design. Based in Lausanne, it provides a platform that employs 3D deep learning algorithms to enhance the engineering processes for industries such as automotive, additive manufacturing, energy, and naval-aerospace. By automating and accelerating research and development cycles, Neural Concept aids companies in improving product performance while reducing computational costs. With a dedicated team of over 30 members, the company is committed to transforming industrial engineering through innovative technology.
Cowa Thermal Solutions
Grant in 2019
Cowa Thermal Solutions AG specializes in thermal energy storage technology, utilizing phase change materials for both domestic and industrial applications. Established in 2019 and located in Root, Switzerland, the company offers innovative products such as COWA-Caps, which enhance the storage capacity of water-based thermal systems. Cowa Thermal Solutions also integrates heat pumps into its designs, significantly reducing reliance on mains electricity by harnessing energy from photovoltaic systems. This approach not only prolongs the availability of heat but also fosters energy independence, allowing clients to achieve sustainable heating solutions without dependence on external power sources.
Flybotix
Pre Seed Round in 2019
Flybotix SA, based in Lausanne, Switzerland, specializes in the development and manufacturing of drones designed for indoor inspections, particularly targeting the oil and gas, energy, and mining industries. The company utilizes proprietary propulsion and steering technology to create compact drones equipped with a dual rotor, collision-tolerant system that measures just 350 mm. This innovative design allows the drones to navigate narrow shafts and ducts, enhancing their maneuverability and effectively doubling flight time. Flybotix's drones are specifically engineered for indoor visual inspections of infrastructure, providing a reliable solution for assessing assets within industrial plants.
Neural Concept
Grant in 2018
Neural Concept Sàrl is a Swiss company founded in 2018 that specializes in artificial intelligence algorithms for computer-assisted engineering and design. Based in Lausanne, it provides a platform that employs 3D deep learning algorithms to enhance the engineering processes for industries such as automotive, additive manufacturing, energy, and naval-aerospace. By automating and accelerating research and development cycles, Neural Concept aids companies in improving product performance while reducing computational costs. With a dedicated team of over 30 members, the company is committed to transforming industrial engineering through innovative technology.
Neural Concept
Grant in 2018
Neural Concept Sàrl is a Swiss company founded in 2018 that specializes in artificial intelligence algorithms for computer-assisted engineering and design. Based in Lausanne, it provides a platform that employs 3D deep learning algorithms to enhance the engineering processes for industries such as automotive, additive manufacturing, energy, and naval-aerospace. By automating and accelerating research and development cycles, Neural Concept aids companies in improving product performance while reducing computational costs. With a dedicated team of over 30 members, the company is committed to transforming industrial engineering through innovative technology.
Hive Power
Grant in 2017
Hive Power is a technology company that focuses on optimizing energy management through advanced artificial intelligence and blockchain solutions. Its core product, FLEXO, allows organizations to manage various grid-connected assets, including energy communities and electric vehicle charging stations. Additionally, Hive Power has developed a blockchain-based energy meter that facilitates safe and efficient energy trading, promoting the use of solar power and battery storage. This innovative meter enhances asset management and ensures optimal power quality while supporting grid stability through features like current limitation and peak shaving. By enabling local energy communities to reduce costs and maximize the value of their energy resources, Hive Power contributes to a smarter and more sustainable energy ecosystem.
Skypull
Pre Seed Round in 2017
Skypull SA is a Swiss company founded in 2013, focused on developing an airborne wind energy system that utilizes a hybrid drone capable of vertical take-off and landing. This drone operates at higher altitudes, where it captures energy from strong and consistent winds through a tether connected to a ground-based generator, thereby generating electricity. Skypull's proprietary airframe design enhances the drone's efficiency and versatility, setting it apart from competitors. The company's technology aims to provide an affordable and clean energy solution that contributes to climate change mitigation by facilitating the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources.
Skypull
Grant in 2017
Skypull SA is a Swiss company founded in 2013, focused on developing an airborne wind energy system that utilizes a hybrid drone capable of vertical take-off and landing. This drone operates at higher altitudes, where it captures energy from strong and consistent winds through a tether connected to a ground-based generator, thereby generating electricity. Skypull's proprietary airframe design enhances the drone's efficiency and versatility, setting it apart from competitors. The company's technology aims to provide an affordable and clean energy solution that contributes to climate change mitigation by facilitating the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources.
Skypull
Grant in 2017
Skypull SA is a Swiss company founded in 2013, focused on developing an airborne wind energy system that utilizes a hybrid drone capable of vertical take-off and landing. This drone operates at higher altitudes, where it captures energy from strong and consistent winds through a tether connected to a ground-based generator, thereby generating electricity. Skypull's proprietary airframe design enhances the drone's efficiency and versatility, setting it apart from competitors. The company's technology aims to provide an affordable and clean energy solution that contributes to climate change mitigation by facilitating the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources.
Insolight
Seed Round in 2016
Insolight is an energy company founded in 2015 that specializes in the development and manufacturing of high-efficiency solar panels. The company has achieved significant advancements in solar technology, with modules reaching a record efficiency of 29 percent, which allows for a reduction in residential solar electricity costs to below 0.1 $/kWh. Insolight's innovative optical technology enhances efficiency while maintaining the simplicity of installation comparable to standard flat panels. The company's solar systems also incorporate an integrated tracking method to optimize energy capture, maximizing solar utility for agricultural applications. Insolight's business model focuses on developing intellectual property, overseeing wholesale distribution, and outsourcing manufacturing, ensuring a streamlined approach to delivering cost-effective solar solutions. The technology has been validated by reputable institutions, demonstrating its potential for widespread impact in both residential and agricultural sectors.
Younergy
Pre Seed Round in 2016
Younergy is a Swiss start-up that specializes in providing solar energy solutions to consumers. The company focuses on distributed solar electricity, offering services that include financing, installation, pricing, and monitoring of solar energy systems. By facilitating access to solar technology, Younergy aims to promote sustainable energy use and support customers in transitioning to renewable energy sources.
Insolight
Grant in 2016
Insolight is an energy company founded in 2015 that specializes in the development and manufacturing of high-efficiency solar panels. The company has achieved significant advancements in solar technology, with modules reaching a record efficiency of 29 percent, which allows for a reduction in residential solar electricity costs to below 0.1 $/kWh. Insolight's innovative optical technology enhances efficiency while maintaining the simplicity of installation comparable to standard flat panels. The company's solar systems also incorporate an integrated tracking method to optimize energy capture, maximizing solar utility for agricultural applications. Insolight's business model focuses on developing intellectual property, overseeing wholesale distribution, and outsourcing manufacturing, ensuring a streamlined approach to delivering cost-effective solar solutions. The technology has been validated by reputable institutions, demonstrating its potential for widespread impact in both residential and agricultural sectors.
Insolight
Grant in 2015
Insolight is an energy company founded in 2015 that specializes in the development and manufacturing of high-efficiency solar panels. The company has achieved significant advancements in solar technology, with modules reaching a record efficiency of 29 percent, which allows for a reduction in residential solar electricity costs to below 0.1 $/kWh. Insolight's innovative optical technology enhances efficiency while maintaining the simplicity of installation comparable to standard flat panels. The company's solar systems also incorporate an integrated tracking method to optimize energy capture, maximizing solar utility for agricultural applications. Insolight's business model focuses on developing intellectual property, overseeing wholesale distribution, and outsourcing manufacturing, ensuring a streamlined approach to delivering cost-effective solar solutions. The technology has been validated by reputable institutions, demonstrating its potential for widespread impact in both residential and agricultural sectors.
Younergy
Grant in 2015
Younergy is a Swiss start-up that specializes in providing solar energy solutions to consumers. The company focuses on distributed solar electricity, offering services that include financing, installation, pricing, and monitoring of solar energy systems. By facilitating access to solar technology, Younergy aims to promote sustainable energy use and support customers in transitioning to renewable energy sources.
Younergy
Pre Seed Round in 2015
Younergy is a Swiss start-up that specializes in providing solar energy solutions to consumers. The company focuses on distributed solar electricity, offering services that include financing, installation, pricing, and monitoring of solar energy systems. By facilitating access to solar technology, Younergy aims to promote sustainable energy use and support customers in transitioning to renewable energy sources.
Younergy
Grant in 2015
Younergy is a Swiss start-up that specializes in providing solar energy solutions to consumers. The company focuses on distributed solar electricity, offering services that include financing, installation, pricing, and monitoring of solar energy systems. By facilitating access to solar technology, Younergy aims to promote sustainable energy use and support customers in transitioning to renewable energy sources.
TwingTec
Seed Round in 2014
TwingTec AG, founded in 2013 and based in Dübendorf, Switzerland, specializes in developing and manufacturing a mobile wind energy system known as the TT100. This innovative system is designed to generate wind energy in remote and hard-to-reach locations, such as off-grid mines, resorts, and isolated communities. TwingTec's technology utilizes a specially designed energy-harvesting kite that captures wind power at higher altitudes, optimizing energy production while minimizing costs compared to fossil fuels. The kite operates in conjunction with a ground station, which reels in the collected wind energy. Through its efforts, TwingTec aims to unlock the global potential of wind energy, contributing to a more sustainable future by reducing reliance on diesel and lessening environmental impact.
Eturnity
Grant in 2014
Eturnity AG is a Swiss company founded in 2012, specializing in software solutions for the renewable energy sector. The company develops tools such as the Eturnity Solar Calculator and Eturnity Solar Expert, which assist users in evaluating the potential of photovoltaic systems, simulating installations, and generating customer quotations. Additionally, Eturnity offers the Heating Calculator and Heating Expert, designed for assessing new heating systems and supporting the selection of optimal heating pumps. These platforms aim to streamline the sales and customer service processes for solar and heating installers, enhancing efficiency and improving customer interactions. Eturnity also provides consulting services to help determine the optimal sizing of photovoltaic systems. With a focus on facilitating the transition to renewable energy, Eturnity's software solutions support businesses in a decentralized energy landscape, enabling effective engagement with customers. The company operates from its headquarters in Chur and maintains an additional office in Sankt Gallen, Switzerland.
Osmo Blue
Grant in 2014
Osmo Blue develops technologies that enables the recycling of industrial waste heat at low temperatures. Its patented technology converts low temperature heat, as low as 30 C, into electricity while its scalable engine can harvest the unexploited waste energy to produce hundreds of kW of electricity. Osmo Blue’s products can recycle heat from various industries such as data centers, incinerators, chemical plants, oil refineries, and more. Osmo Blue was founded in 2013 and is based in Lausanne, Switzerland.
TwingTec
Grant in 2013
TwingTec AG, founded in 2013 and based in Dübendorf, Switzerland, specializes in developing and manufacturing a mobile wind energy system known as the TT100. This innovative system is designed to generate wind energy in remote and hard-to-reach locations, such as off-grid mines, resorts, and isolated communities. TwingTec's technology utilizes a specially designed energy-harvesting kite that captures wind power at higher altitudes, optimizing energy production while minimizing costs compared to fossil fuels. The kite operates in conjunction with a ground station, which reels in the collected wind energy. Through its efforts, TwingTec aims to unlock the global potential of wind energy, contributing to a more sustainable future by reducing reliance on diesel and lessening environmental impact.
depsys
Grant in 2013
DEPsys is a Swiss technology company based in Puidoux, situated in the Lavaux region near Lake Geneva. The company specializes in developing modular power-grid systems that facilitate the integration of renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind power, into traditional low-voltage electricity networks. DEPsys offers a network optimization platform that measures, monitors, and controls these power grids, helping energy providers manage the challenges posed by decentralized energy production and increasing demand. By providing innovative solutions, DEPsys aims to enhance the efficiency and reliability of electricity distribution in a rapidly evolving energy landscape.
Osmo Blue
Grant in 2013
Osmo Blue develops technologies that enables the recycling of industrial waste heat at low temperatures. Its patented technology converts low temperature heat, as low as 30 C, into electricity while its scalable engine can harvest the unexploited waste energy to produce hundreds of kW of electricity. Osmo Blue’s products can recycle heat from various industries such as data centers, incinerators, chemical plants, oil refineries, and more. Osmo Blue was founded in 2013 and is based in Lausanne, Switzerland.
TwingTec
Grant in 2013
TwingTec AG, founded in 2013 and based in Dübendorf, Switzerland, specializes in developing and manufacturing a mobile wind energy system known as the TT100. This innovative system is designed to generate wind energy in remote and hard-to-reach locations, such as off-grid mines, resorts, and isolated communities. TwingTec's technology utilizes a specially designed energy-harvesting kite that captures wind power at higher altitudes, optimizing energy production while minimizing costs compared to fossil fuels. The kite operates in conjunction with a ground station, which reels in the collected wind energy. Through its efforts, TwingTec aims to unlock the global potential of wind energy, contributing to a more sustainable future by reducing reliance on diesel and lessening environmental impact.
depsys
Grant in 2013
DEPsys is a Swiss technology company based in Puidoux, situated in the Lavaux region near Lake Geneva. The company specializes in developing modular power-grid systems that facilitate the integration of renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind power, into traditional low-voltage electricity networks. DEPsys offers a network optimization platform that measures, monitors, and controls these power grids, helping energy providers manage the challenges posed by decentralized energy production and increasing demand. By providing innovative solutions, DEPsys aims to enhance the efficiency and reliability of electricity distribution in a rapidly evolving energy landscape.
Eaternity
Grant in 2013
Eaternity AG is a software management company based in Zurich, Switzerland, that specializes in the restaurant industry. Founded in 2014 by Judith Ellens and Manuel Klarmann at ETH Zurich, Eaternity provides a platform that offers a real-time calculation engine for addressing allergen and nutrition declarations, as well as assessing the carbon footprint of meals and restaurants. The company's solutions enable restaurant owners to gain valuable insights into their supply chain, facilitating informed decision-making. Eaternity also aims to support organizations globally in calculating the environmental impact of their food products, striving for a sustainable food system within the planet's ecological boundaries. Through its Eaternity Score, the company transparently communicates the environmental effects of various food products, serving both consumers and decision-makers.
ElectricFeel
Grant in 2012
ElectricFeel AG, founded in 2012 and based in Zurich, Switzerland, specializes in developing software that facilitates the integration of E-Bikes and charging infrastructures, promoting a pollution-free transportation system. The company focuses on creating sustainable and profitable fleets of electric vehicles by leveraging advanced technology and industry expertise. Its software solutions manage various aspects of shared electric mobility, including fleet usage, maintenance, user accounts, payments, billing, and data analytics. By providing these comprehensive services, ElectricFeel enables entrepreneurs, utilities, and mobility providers to effectively establish and scale their micromobility businesses, ensuring a seamless user experience for customers.
Ecowizz
Pre Seed Round in 2010
Ecowizz focuses on promoting environmental protection for individuals and small businesses by providing innovative communication solutions aimed at reducing energy consumption. The company develops smart plugs that feature consumption displays and monitoring capabilities. These products enable users, including households, businesses, and government organizations, to track their electrical usage. By offering real-time insights into energy consumption, Ecowizz's solutions help users cut unnecessary electricity expenditures, thereby facilitating power savings, cost reduction, and enhanced profitability.
Ecowizz
Grant in 2009
Ecowizz focuses on promoting environmental protection for individuals and small businesses by providing innovative communication solutions aimed at reducing energy consumption. The company develops smart plugs that feature consumption displays and monitoring capabilities. These products enable users, including households, businesses, and government organizations, to track their electrical usage. By offering real-time insights into energy consumption, Ecowizz's solutions help users cut unnecessary electricity expenditures, thereby facilitating power savings, cost reduction, and enhanced profitability.
Greenteg
Grant in 2009
Greenteg AG, founded in 2009 and headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, specializes in the development, manufacturing, and marketing of thermal sensors and energy harvesting solutions. The company's product range includes heat flux sensors, laser power detectors, and customized sensor solutions tailored for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). Greenteg's thermal sensors are designed for high-resolution measurement of thermal parameters and find applications across various sectors, including building, industry, medtech, and scientific research. These sensors are utilized for tasks such as assessing insulation quality, material testing, process monitoring, fouling detection, mass flow measurement, and thermal error compensation, enabling users to achieve optimal accuracy in their operations.
Greenteg
Grant in 2009
Greenteg AG, founded in 2009 and headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, specializes in the development, manufacturing, and marketing of thermal sensors and energy harvesting solutions. The company's product range includes heat flux sensors, laser power detectors, and customized sensor solutions tailored for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). Greenteg's thermal sensors are designed for high-resolution measurement of thermal parameters and find applications across various sectors, including building, industry, medtech, and scientific research. These sensors are utilized for tasks such as assessing insulation quality, material testing, process monitoring, fouling detection, mass flow measurement, and thermal error compensation, enabling users to achieve optimal accuracy in their operations.
Enairys Powertech
Grant in 2007
Enairys Powertech SA, founded in 2008 and based in Lausanne, Switzerland, specializes in the development, manufacturing, and marketing of sustainable energy storage and management systems. The company focuses on clean energy solutions that utilize compressed air technology, integrating hydro-pneumatic and power electronics systems. Enairys Powertech's products are designed with environmental sustainability in mind, using natural components and easily recyclable metals. Their innovations aim to provide energy sector companies with efficient storage options while promoting the conservation of natural resources.
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