Liminal, formerly known as Feasible, Inc., specializes in battery analytics through its innovative EchoStat platform, which utilizes ultrasound waves to assess the physical properties of batteries. By sending ultrasonic pulses through a battery and analyzing the resulting echoes, Liminal can detect differentials within individual cells, across multiple cells, and even between production lines. This technology allows for real-time insights into the electrical, thermal, and mechanical conditions of battery components, making it particularly valuable for industries such as automotive, residential storage, grid storage, and consumer electronics. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Emeryville, California, Liminal is positioned to enhance battery performance and reliability through its advanced screening and analytics capabilities.
Scythe Robotics, Inc. is a company based in Longmont, Colorado, that specializes in the development of autonomous robots. Established in 2017, Scythe focuses on creating highly intelligent machines designed to operate in unstructured outdoor environments. Their robots are emission-free and utilize electric motors, which allows them to effectively handle tasks such as mowing without damaging sensitive turf. This technology enables clients to work efficiently while minimizing their environmental impact.
Digitisation of the heating installation process - from lead generation, through sales and installation, to after-sales support.
Emitwise Ltd is a London-based company that specializes in software solutions for carbon footprint management. Founded in 2019, Emitwise offers a unique AI-driven platform that enables businesses to automatically measure, report, and reduce their carbon emissions across their operations and supply chains. By providing real-time insights, Emitwise equips companies with the necessary tools to effectively address the climate emergency and transition towards a net-zero carbon future. The company is supported by prominent Silicon Valley investors and has gained the trust of leading global businesses, positioning itself as a critical partner in the effort to combat climate change.
Flashfood Inc. is a Toronto-based company that has developed an app aimed at reducing food wastage by connecting grocery stores and restaurants with consumers looking for discounted surplus food. The platform allows vendors to sell high-quality, surplus items at steep discounts, thereby increasing their revenue while simultaneously providing savings for shoppers. Users can browse local deals, purchase items directly through the app, and pick them up in-store. Since its founding in 2016, Flashfood has focused on addressing the issues of food waste and promoting sustainability in the food supply chain.
Our software manages EV charging, automatically optimizing for a greener, cheaper charge.
Aquabyte, Inc. specializes in developing advanced monitoring systems for the aquaculture industry, focusing on enhancing fish farming efficiency through machine learning and computer vision technologies. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in San Francisco with an additional office in Bergen, Norway, Aquabyte's innovative solutions include a smart camera system that facilitates real-time sea lice counting, biomass estimation, appetite detection, and feed optimization. By providing a comprehensive web dashboard for continuous monitoring, Aquabyte enables fish farms to reduce operational costs and minimize environmental impacts, ultimately contributing to a more sustainable and profitable aquaculture sector. The company's commitment to leveraging technology aims to address challenges in food production, making a significant impact on the industry's growth and efficiency.
Carbon America transforms the carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) industry by lowering costs and rapidly increasing deployment. Carbon America is a carbon capture and sequestration developer. It is vertically integrated, nimble, and built to scale, with a multi-strategy approach to capture and sequester carbon dioxide faster, cheaper, and smarter than the competition. To achieve this, Carbon America has built a team combining world-class engineers, developers, and financiers into a vertically integrated CCS company.
Zoomo, also known as Bolt Bikes Pty Ltd, is an electric bike provider that specializes in subscription rental services. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Alexandria, New South Wales, Australia, the company manufactures and retails electric bikes primarily through its website. Zoomo caters to both individual consumers and the delivery service sector, focusing on utility bikes designed for various delivery needs, including parcels, mail, and groceries. In addition to its bike rental offerings, the company provides aftermarket services to support its products. Through ongoing development, Zoomo aims to expand its range of bike models to better serve individual consumers and enhance its presence in the delivery market.
Xeal specializes in providing electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions tailored for apartments, condominiums, and workplaces. The company offers a comprehensive range of services, including the installation of charging stations and a cloud-based management system. Its mobile application enhances user experience by allowing individuals to locate, track, and reserve charging points, enabling convenient access to charging facilities from any location. This system not only facilitates user convenience but also allows property owners to generate passive income while contributing to reduced carbon emissions.
reThought Insurance Corporation is a technology-driven managing general agent (MGA) that specializes in commercial flood insurance. Founded in 2017 and based in Broomfield, Colorado, the company utilizes proprietary underwriting methodologies and advanced risk assessment technology to visualize, assess, underwrite, and price flood insurance for commercial properties. By prioritizing product innovation, reThought aims to enhance the insurance experience for its clients while addressing the specific risks associated with flooding.
Mighty Buildings, Inc. is a San Francisco-based company founded in 2017 that specializes in the manufacture of custom houses using 3D printing technology. The company aims to disrupt the residential housing market by leveraging advanced automation, robotics, and composite materials to make housing more affordable. By focusing on modular construction, Mighty Buildings seeks to innovate the way homes are built, addressing challenges in the traditional construction industry. The company has garnered support from notable venture capital firms, reflecting its potential to transform the housing landscape.
Clir Renewables Inc. specializes in developing cloud-based software for renewable energy asset management and reporting. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, with an office in Glasgow, United Kingdom, Clir's software-as-a-service platform aims to enhance the performance and profitability of renewable energy plants. By integrating advanced artificial intelligence with deep domain expertise, the platform assists asset managers and owners in optimizing annual energy production, monitoring asset health, and managing both financial and technical risks.
Emitwise Ltd is a London-based company that specializes in software solutions for carbon footprint management. Founded in 2019, Emitwise offers a unique AI-driven platform that enables businesses to automatically measure, report, and reduce their carbon emissions across their operations and supply chains. By providing real-time insights, Emitwise equips companies with the necessary tools to effectively address the climate emergency and transition towards a net-zero carbon future. The company is supported by prominent Silicon Valley investors and has gained the trust of leading global businesses, positioning itself as a critical partner in the effort to combat climate change.
Mosa Meat B.V., founded in 2013 and based in Maastricht, the Netherlands, specializes in the development of cultured meat through advanced tissue engineering techniques. The company focuses on producing slaughter-free hamburgers by harvesting adult stem cells from the muscle tissue of living cows, allowing for the mass production of meat without the need to raise and slaughter animals. By cultivating meat from cells, Mosa Meat aims to promote a sustainable global food system and reduce the environmental impact associated with traditional meat production.
Sheerly Genius Inc. is a Canadian company specializing in the manufacture of pantyhose crafted from ballistic-grade fibers, similar to those used in bulletproof vests and climbing equipment. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Port Carling, the company focuses on providing consumers with durable and stylish inner garments. Its innovative products are available for purchase through online retail channels, catering to a market that values both quality and resilience in apparel.
ThinkIQ Inc. operates a cloud-based platform that simplifies the creation of web-based applications and utilizes Internet of Things, big data, data science, semantic modeling, and machine learning. Its platform offers time-series data, supports sharing of data between enterprises, creates context to make the data useful, and makes the deployment of analytics. The company was founded in 2015 and is based in Aliso Viejo, California.
Aquabyte, Inc. specializes in developing advanced monitoring systems for the aquaculture industry, focusing on enhancing fish farming efficiency through machine learning and computer vision technologies. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in San Francisco with an additional office in Bergen, Norway, Aquabyte's innovative solutions include a smart camera system that facilitates real-time sea lice counting, biomass estimation, appetite detection, and feed optimization. By providing a comprehensive web dashboard for continuous monitoring, Aquabyte enables fish farms to reduce operational costs and minimize environmental impacts, ultimately contributing to a more sustainable and profitable aquaculture sector. The company's commitment to leveraging technology aims to address challenges in food production, making a significant impact on the industry's growth and efficiency.
Palmetto is a clean technology company that specializes in building and operating solar energy projects for residential, commercial, and utility customers. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Charleston, South Carolina, Palmetto designs and installs solar systems while providing a range of services, including customer support, financing, engineering, permitting, and installation. The company offers innovative software solutions such as Palmetto Home, which enables homeowners to monitor real-time energy consumption and solar production, and Palmetto Fleet, which provides energy monitoring insights for home management professionals. Additionally, Palmetto's Alchemy platform enhances the sales experience for solar professionals by streamlining the sales, design, and proposal processes. With additional offices in locations such as San Francisco, Sea Girt, Charlotte, Washington, and Greenville, Palmetto is committed to advancing clean energy technology and improving energy efficiency.
Span.IO, Inc. is a San Francisco-based company that specializes in developing renewable energy products for residential use. Founded in 2018, it offers innovative solutions including a smart electrical panel designed to replace traditional panels, serving as a central hub for home energy management. The accompanying application, known as The Span, allows homeowners to monitor and control their energy usage remotely, facilitating scheduling and alert notifications. Span.IO aims to simplify the adoption of renewable energy and enhance user experience through intelligent hardware and software solutions. The company collaborates with installers, technology providers, and energy companies to reach homeowners and promote the integration of clean energy technologies.
Kebotix, Inc. is a company focused on revolutionizing the materials discovery and production process through the integration of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and robotics. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Kebotix has developed a platform that significantly reduces the research cycle for discovering new chemicals and materials from years to mere months. This platform combines advanced AI decision-making with robotic automation, facilitating the efficient creation of innovative materials that enhance public health and promote sustainability. In addition to its core offerings, Kebotix provides partners with access to its digital research and development solutions, enabling the advancement of green chemistry and the reduction of hazardous substances in production processes.
Terramera, Inc. is a Canadian company based in Vancouver, founded in 2009, that specializes in developing and manufacturing plant-based pesticides and fertilizers. The company utilizes green chemistry, machine learning, and artificial intelligence to create safer and more effective alternatives to synthetic chemical products. Its product line includes Proof, a solution for eliminating bed bugs and dust mites; Actigate, an organic pesticide; and Rango, a pest control and crop protection product. Terramera's mission is to harness technology to unlock the power of nature, promoting healthier living and making clean food more accessible. The company aims to cultivate safe environments and enhance agricultural practices by providing farmers and growers with sustainable solutions that improve yields while minimizing the use of toxic chemicals.
Clir Renewables Inc. specializes in developing cloud-based software for renewable energy asset management and reporting. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, with an office in Glasgow, United Kingdom, Clir's software-as-a-service platform aims to enhance the performance and profitability of renewable energy plants. By integrating advanced artificial intelligence with deep domain expertise, the platform assists asset managers and owners in optimizing annual energy production, monitoring asset health, and managing both financial and technical risks.
Hydrostor Inc. is a company based in Toronto, Canada, specializing in Advanced Compressed Air Energy Storage (A-CAES) technology that addresses the growing demand for reliable and sustainable electricity solutions. Founded in 2010, Hydrostor's innovative approach allows for the conversion of electrical energy into compressed air, which can be stored and later converted back into energy during peak demand periods. This technology is designed to facilitate the integration of renewable energy sources, optimize grid operations, and provide essential services such as dispatchable capacity and transmission deferral. Hydrostor's solutions are applicable in various contexts, including repurposing retired fossil fuel plants and serving large industrial operations and mining facilities. The company operates primarily in the United States, Australia, and Canada and collaborates with leading engineering and construction providers to deliver comprehensive energy storage solutions.
Sheerly Genius Inc. is a Canadian company specializing in the manufacture of pantyhose crafted from ballistic-grade fibers, similar to those used in bulletproof vests and climbing equipment. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Port Carling, the company focuses on providing consumers with durable and stylish inner garments. Its innovative products are available for purchase through online retail channels, catering to a market that values both quality and resilience in apparel.
Parity is a software for buildings that automatically manages their energy and tracks their savings.
Kebotix, Inc. is a company focused on revolutionizing the materials discovery and production process through the integration of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and robotics. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Kebotix has developed a platform that significantly reduces the research cycle for discovering new chemicals and materials from years to mere months. This platform combines advanced AI decision-making with robotic automation, facilitating the efficient creation of innovative materials that enhance public health and promote sustainability. In addition to its core offerings, Kebotix provides partners with access to its digital research and development solutions, enabling the advancement of green chemistry and the reduction of hazardous substances in production processes.
Based in Brantford, Ontario, GreenMantra™ Technologies utilizes a proprietary thermo-catalytic system and patented process to cost-effectively convert and "up-cycle" waste plastics, including hard-to-recycle materials such as grocery bags and film, into high-value waxes and other specialty chemicals. These materials have a broad range of applications in the coatings, plastics processing, adhesives, roofing and paving industries.
Based in Brantford, Ontario, GreenMantra™ Technologies utilizes a proprietary thermo-catalytic system and patented process to cost-effectively convert and "up-cycle" waste plastics, including hard-to-recycle materials such as grocery bags and film, into high-value waxes and other specialty chemicals. These materials have a broad range of applications in the coatings, plastics processing, adhesives, roofing and paving industries.
Aquabyte, Inc. specializes in developing advanced monitoring systems for the aquaculture industry, focusing on enhancing fish farming efficiency through machine learning and computer vision technologies. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in San Francisco with an additional office in Bergen, Norway, Aquabyte's innovative solutions include a smart camera system that facilitates real-time sea lice counting, biomass estimation, appetite detection, and feed optimization. By providing a comprehensive web dashboard for continuous monitoring, Aquabyte enables fish farms to reduce operational costs and minimize environmental impacts, ultimately contributing to a more sustainable and profitable aquaculture sector. The company's commitment to leveraging technology aims to address challenges in food production, making a significant impact on the industry's growth and efficiency.
Hydrostor Inc. is a company based in Toronto, Canada, specializing in Advanced Compressed Air Energy Storage (A-CAES) technology that addresses the growing demand for reliable and sustainable electricity solutions. Founded in 2010, Hydrostor's innovative approach allows for the conversion of electrical energy into compressed air, which can be stored and later converted back into energy during peak demand periods. This technology is designed to facilitate the integration of renewable energy sources, optimize grid operations, and provide essential services such as dispatchable capacity and transmission deferral. Hydrostor's solutions are applicable in various contexts, including repurposing retired fossil fuel plants and serving large industrial operations and mining facilities. The company operates primarily in the United States, Australia, and Canada and collaborates with leading engineering and construction providers to deliver comprehensive energy storage solutions.
Morgan Solar Inc began with a mission in 2007 – to develop highly efficient, low cost solar technology. Until now, all the real advancements in solar power always seem to be “10 years awayâ€. John Paul Morgan, a Physics Engineer, with a background in optics, medical imaging and photovoltaics, developed an idea to make solar energy more affordable. His idea was to design an optical concentration system that would elegantly solve many of the problems of existing CPV systems. There first product to market, the Sun Simba HCPV, is designed for solar farm applications. Demonstration and test installations will begin in 2009, and our first commercial systems will be available in early 2010. The second set of products, the Sun Stream Window and the Sun Block Panel, are designed for building applications and smaller scale demonstration and test systems are also scheduled for 2009, with sales begining sometime after mid 2010.
Based in Brantford, Ontario, GreenMantra™ Technologies utilizes a proprietary thermo-catalytic system and patented process to cost-effectively convert and "up-cycle" waste plastics, including hard-to-recycle materials such as grocery bags and film, into high-value waxes and other specialty chemicals. These materials have a broad range of applications in the coatings, plastics processing, adhesives, roofing and paving industries.
CircuitMeter has developed groundbreaking electrical energy submetering hardware, integrated with Big Data and cloud based CircuitMonitoring™ enterprise software. The advanced energy analytics represents a major step forward in comparison with current practice and is designed to analyze real time, circuit level energy usage for large organizations and portfolio managers. CircuitMeter’s software can identify unnecessary and inefficient equipment usage at the circuit level, enabling users to better manage their consumption and reduce costs. Real time notifications are included to facilitate precision maintenance, alerting staff by email when benchmarks are exceeded, or power drops to levels indicative of an operating problem.
MMB Networks Inc., based in Toronto, specializes in hardware solutions, software tools, and development kits for home automation and smart energy applications. The company offers RapidConnect, an embedded software platform designed to facilitate connections among various stakeholders, including telecommunications companies, security vendors, and utilities. MMB Networks provides additional products such as RapidConnect modules for ZigBee connectivity, USB sticks, and development boards that enable developers to integrate smart energy technologies into their devices. Their software platforms, RapidSE Desktop and RapidHA Desktop, allow users to simulate smart energy networks and home automation devices, respectively. In addition to these offerings, the company provides customized hardware design, contract development services, and ongoing support, including troubleshooting and interoperability testing. Founded in 2008, MMB Networks aims to accelerate the adoption of smart energy solutions through its comprehensive suite of products and services.
Based in Brantford, Ontario, GreenMantra™ Technologies utilizes a proprietary thermo-catalytic system and patented process to cost-effectively convert and "up-cycle" waste plastics, including hard-to-recycle materials such as grocery bags and film, into high-value waxes and other specialty chemicals. These materials have a broad range of applications in the coatings, plastics processing, adhesives, roofing and paving industries.
SPARQ Systems Inc. is a Canadian company specializing in the development and manufacturing of advanced photovoltaic micro-inverter solutions. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Kingston, Canada, the company offers products such as the Q1000 four-port micro-inverter, SparqLinq wireless gateway, and SparqVu fleet management software, which collectively enhance solar power conversion and system performance monitoring. SPARQ's innovative technology employs a unique power electronics topology to improve energy harvesting efficiency while minimizing costs, making it suitable for both traditional power distribution and future smart grid applications. The firm has established strategic partnerships across the solar industry, including collaborations with end users, installers, and manufacturers, positioning itself as a leader in the growing distributed solar market. The management team, led by Dr. Praveen Jain, brings extensive experience from various technology sectors, further strengthening the company's market presence.
Smart Energy Instruments Inc. specializes in measurement technologies aimed at monitoring, protecting, and controlling electrical grid distribution networks and other industrial IoT infrastructures. The company offers advanced chipsets, including the SGS1010D multicore DSP/CPU processor and the SGS1010A with delta-sigma modulators, achieving high-resolution measurements. Additionally, it provides software tools such as a development kit for firmware applications, enabling users to configure, control, and create customized solutions using its chipsets. Smart Energy Instruments also supplies reference platforms for various applications, including power quality monitors, protection relays, and distribution automation controls. Its solutions cater to smart cities and smart grid applications, addressing contemporary energy and environmental challenges. Established in 2004 and headquartered in Oakville, Canada, the company also has a presence in Los Altos, California.
Polar Sapphire Ltd. is a Toronto-based company that specializes in the manufacturing and sale of high-purity aluminum oxide powder, commonly known as alumina. The company produces alumina in purity levels ranging from 3N to 6N, offering various particle size distributions tailored for different applications. This high-purity powder serves as a crucial feedstock for the production of sapphire ingots, which are essential in the manufacturing of LED substrates. Additionally, Polar Sapphire's alumina is utilized in the production of high-purity engineered ceramics, polishing agents, abrasion-resistant coatings, and other non-LED applications. The company has developed a proprietary method to produce low-cost, high-purity alumina, enhancing its competitive position in the market.
SPARQ Systems Inc. is a Canadian company specializing in the development and manufacturing of advanced photovoltaic micro-inverter solutions. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Kingston, Canada, the company offers products such as the Q1000 four-port micro-inverter, SparqLinq wireless gateway, and SparqVu fleet management software, which collectively enhance solar power conversion and system performance monitoring. SPARQ's innovative technology employs a unique power electronics topology to improve energy harvesting efficiency while minimizing costs, making it suitable for both traditional power distribution and future smart grid applications. The firm has established strategic partnerships across the solar industry, including collaborations with end users, installers, and manufacturers, positioning itself as a leader in the growing distributed solar market. The management team, led by Dr. Praveen Jain, brings extensive experience from various technology sectors, further strengthening the company's market presence.
Hydrostor Inc. is a company based in Toronto, Canada, specializing in Advanced Compressed Air Energy Storage (A-CAES) technology that addresses the growing demand for reliable and sustainable electricity solutions. Founded in 2010, Hydrostor's innovative approach allows for the conversion of electrical energy into compressed air, which can be stored and later converted back into energy during peak demand periods. This technology is designed to facilitate the integration of renewable energy sources, optimize grid operations, and provide essential services such as dispatchable capacity and transmission deferral. Hydrostor's solutions are applicable in various contexts, including repurposing retired fossil fuel plants and serving large industrial operations and mining facilities. The company operates primarily in the United States, Australia, and Canada and collaborates with leading engineering and construction providers to deliver comprehensive energy storage solutions.
Woodland Biofuels Inc. is a privately-owned Canadian company based in Toronto, established in 2000. It specializes in producing renewable fuel by converting waste biomass into cellulosic ethanol and other high-value products. The company has developed and patented an efficient, low-cost technology that utilizes materials such as wood chips and agricultural waste, positioning it to become North America's lowest-cost producer of cellulosic ethanol. Woodland Biofuels aims to build, own, and operate its own cellulosic ethanol plants while also exploring selective licensing opportunities for its innovative technology.
Smart Energy Instruments Inc. specializes in measurement technologies aimed at monitoring, protecting, and controlling electrical grid distribution networks and other industrial IoT infrastructures. The company offers advanced chipsets, including the SGS1010D multicore DSP/CPU processor and the SGS1010A with delta-sigma modulators, achieving high-resolution measurements. Additionally, it provides software tools such as a development kit for firmware applications, enabling users to configure, control, and create customized solutions using its chipsets. Smart Energy Instruments also supplies reference platforms for various applications, including power quality monitors, protection relays, and distribution automation controls. Its solutions cater to smart cities and smart grid applications, addressing contemporary energy and environmental challenges. Established in 2004 and headquartered in Oakville, Canada, the company also has a presence in Los Altos, California.
Smarter Alloys is a Canadian company based in Toronto that specializes in the development and manufacturing of shape memory alloys, leveraging multiple memory material technologies. Founded in 2009, the company focuses on applications across various sectors, including orthodontics, automotive, oil and gas, and medical devices. Smarter Alloys is known for its innovative approach to programming shape memory behavior, which allows for the creation of devices that exhibit complex, machine-like functions while remaining simple. One of its notable products is a functionally graded orthodontic archwire, which utilizes a copper-NiTi alloy to deliver optimized biomechanical stress, enhancing treatment efficacy in orthodontics. The company aims to improve performance and reduce complexity in wearable technology and medical devices within the automotive, aerospace, and clean technology industries.