Midroc New Technology

The Nordic region's very first 100% nuclear electricity provider. An ecorational tech-enabler raising funds to science and R&D in next-gen nuclear via every delivered kilowatt-hour. Currently active in Sweden and Denmark, with Midroc New Technology as minority owners. Driven by a rapid organic growth, supplying thousands of households and SMEs with the cleanest energy available (Swedish nuclear, 2,5g CO2/kWh) by means of a fully digital service and Guarantees of Origin (GOOs). Supported by pro-bono advisors José Gonzalez (artist), Caroline Cochran (Oklo), Steven Pinker (Harvard), Christian Ekberg (Chalmers), Kirsty Gogan (TerraPraxis), Eric Ingersoll (LucidCatalyst), Johan Carlsson (producer), Klara Insulander Björk (Chalmers).

CorPower Ocean AB was founded in 2009 to develop high efficiency Wave Energy Converters (WECs). CorPower's Wave Energy Converters deliver five times higher annual energy output per ton of device compared to previously known wave power solutions. The step-change improvement in performance and efficiency allows a Cost-of-Energy that can compete with offshore wind. The products are currently in pilot with Iberdrola. CorPower has assembled a team with extensive experience in energy generation, design and manufacturing of production equipment, system engineering as well as the market expertise to allow us to continue transforming the technology of tomorrow into renewable energy applications of today.

CorPower Ocean AB was founded in 2009 to develop high efficiency Wave Energy Converters (WECs). CorPower's Wave Energy Converters deliver five times higher annual energy output per ton of device compared to previously known wave power solutions. The step-change improvement in performance and efficiency allows a Cost-of-Energy that can compete with offshore wind. The products are currently in pilot with Iberdrola. CorPower has assembled a team with extensive experience in energy generation, design and manufacturing of production equipment, system engineering as well as the market expertise to allow us to continue transforming the technology of tomorrow into renewable energy applications of today.

Reliefed Technologies AB, based in Varberg, Sweden, specializes in producing 3D printing components for various industries, including transportation, building materials, consumer products, and energy applications. The company has developed a globally patented 3D-production method known as z.trusion®, which allows for 3D mass production on conventional 2D production lines. This innovative technology significantly reduces energy consumption and costs, particularly in the new energy sector, offering up to 97% less energy usage and ten times faster production speeds in the manufacturing of components like bipolar flow plates for fuel cells and electrolyzers. Reliefed Technologies holds 44 patents worldwide, enabling enhanced performance and efficiency in products such as lithium-ion batteries and thermal management systems for electric vehicles. The company collaborates with major multinational original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and Tier 1 suppliers to implement its technology in industrial settings, driving advancements in energy solutions and sustainable manufacturing practices.

Minesto is a Swedish company focused on marine energy technology, with operations in Sweden, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Founded in 2007 by Magnus Landberg, the company is headquartered in Gothenburg. Minesto develops the Deep Green technology, which harnesses electricity from slow tidal and ocean currents using a turbine. The company aims to produce renewable energy from various ocean sources, including tidal streams, ocean currents, tidal range, waves, ocean thermal energy, and salinity gradients. Through its innovative solutions, Minesto seeks to contribute to the transition towards sustainable energy.

Lamera AB specializes in the development, manufacturing, and marketing of lightweight metal sandwich materials, utilizing a patented micro-sandwich technique. The company's flagship product, Hybrix, consists of a lattice beam structure formed from microscopic steel fibers, creating a sandwich construction with an air core. This innovative material is designed to replace traditional sheet metal in various industries, including aerospace, automotive, consumer electronics, medical equipment, and construction, offering a lighter and more environmentally friendly alternative with comparable or superior performance. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Västra Frölunda, Sweden, Lamera aims to provide cost-effective solutions that reduce environmental impact while meeting the demands of diverse industrial applications.

Heliospectra specializes in the development of intelligent LED lighting systems tailored for plant science and horticulture. The company focuses on creating lighting solutions for controlled environments, such as greenhouses and indoor cultivation of medicinal plants, food, herbs, and microgreens. Heliospectra's products are grounded in a deep understanding of plant physiology and photosynthesis, leveraging advanced LED technology. Their offerings encompass complete solutions built on three key components: lighting systems, control systems branded as helioCORE, and support services known as helioCARE. This comprehensive approach aims to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of plant growth in various agricultural settings.

SolarWave develops and sells products for the chemical treatment of drinking water. The company provides products and services that change the lives of people. It uses solar power and chemical-free water purification technologies to support less privileged people with the means to survive and progress. The company's solutions help people to stay healthy and create local business, jobs, and income opportunities. SolarWave was founded on 2009 and is headquartered in Gävle, Sweden.

PowerCell Sweden AB, founded in 2008 and based in Gothenburg, is a company focused on developing and distributing fuel cell systems primarily for the transport industry and select high-tech markets. It manufactures environment-friendly electrical power systems designed for various segments, including stationary, marine, off-road, and on-road applications. The company's fuel cell platforms operate using pure or reformed hydrogen gas, generating electricity and heat with only water as a byproduct, thus promoting clean energy solutions. PowerCell also offers services such as consultation, support, modification, and turnkey solutions to assist clients in transitioning to hydrogen electrification. The company predominantly generates its revenue from Norway, reflecting its strong presence in the clean energy sector.

TranSiC specializes in the development of bipolar junction transistors made from silicon carbide, focusing on power electronics systems designed for clean technology applications. The company's products are engineered to operate at higher voltages and temperatures, withstanding conditions up to 250°C while minimizing energy losses. TranSiC's transistors provide enhanced efficiency, making them suitable for use in demanding environments such as the oil and gas sector and avionics. Their technology supports various applications, including hybrid vehicles, photovoltaic inverters, power factor correction, and motor drives, catering to industries that require reliable performance under harsh conditions.

DermaGen develops peptide therapeutics for topical use based on novel and proprietary antimicrobial peptides (AMPs). We intend to be a leading R&D company in this area with the aim of offering innovative and profitable licensing opportunities to selected pharmaceutical companies with significant market potential. DermaGen focuses on R&D to provide new and patented products initially for dermatological indications. DermaGen has selected its first candidate drug (CD), which has entered the development phase. To help advance development of our product portfolio and to bring them to market, we welcome the interest of new investors, partners and collaborators.

Lamera AB specializes in the development, manufacturing, and marketing of lightweight metal sandwich materials, utilizing a patented micro-sandwich technique. The company's flagship product, Hybrix, consists of a lattice beam structure formed from microscopic steel fibers, creating a sandwich construction with an air core. This innovative material is designed to replace traditional sheet metal in various industries, including aerospace, automotive, consumer electronics, medical equipment, and construction, offering a lighter and more environmentally friendly alternative with comparable or superior performance. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Västra Frölunda, Sweden, Lamera aims to provide cost-effective solutions that reduce environmental impact while meeting the demands of diverse industrial applications.

TranSiC specializes in the development of bipolar junction transistors made from silicon carbide, focusing on power electronics systems designed for clean technology applications. The company's products are engineered to operate at higher voltages and temperatures, withstanding conditions up to 250°C while minimizing energy losses. TranSiC's transistors provide enhanced efficiency, making them suitable for use in demanding environments such as the oil and gas sector and avionics. Their technology supports various applications, including hybrid vehicles, photovoltaic inverters, power factor correction, and motor drives, catering to industries that require reliable performance under harsh conditions.