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Kyotherm SAS is an investment company based in Paris, France, that focuses on financing renewable heating and energy efficiency projects. Established in 2011, it provides project equity to support the development of energy infrastructure and acquires stakes in various renewable energy production initiatives, including geothermal and biomass heating plants, as well as district heating networks. Kyotherm collaborates with a range of stakeholders, including energy service providers, engineering firms, developers, heat consumers, and equipment manufacturers, to facilitate third-party financing for these projects.

Greenly is on a mission to help everyone reduce his ecological footprint in a fun and rewarding way, offering individuals more choices for sustainable living. To nudge you into adopting greener daily habits, our application automatically measures the environmental impact of everything you buy and gives you credit when you reduce your emissions. We do this by linking to your bank accounts securely, and enriching financial data with ecological information. We recommend to our users changing their spending habits towards greener brands engaged to make the energy transition happen. In transportation, taking the train, the bus or carpooling is greener and translates into avoided emissions. For your housing, switching to a green electricity provider makes a difference. For your shopping, greener brands make a difference. And when it comes to eating, go vegan or vegetarian to reduce your footprint. We make it easy and fun to switch progressively to more sustainable consumption habits.

SH1 Is The Sole Shareholder Of Sun’R Infrastructure, A Project Company Dedicated To The Operation Of A 10 MWp Portfolio Of Rooftop-Mounted Photovoltaic Plants.

High value polysaccharides and pigments produced with high-output micro-algae and vertical photo-reactors.

Deinove SA is a France-based company active in the renewable fuels sector. It specializes in the development and commercial exploitation of processes for production of biofuels and other compounds of industrial or pharmaceutical value.

Kyotherm SAS is an investment company based in Paris, France, that focuses on financing renewable heating and energy efficiency projects. Established in 2011, it provides project equity to support the development of energy infrastructure and acquires stakes in various renewable energy production initiatives, including geothermal and biomass heating plants, as well as district heating networks. Kyotherm collaborates with a range of stakeholders, including energy service providers, engineering firms, developers, heat consumers, and equipment manufacturers, to facilitate third-party financing for these projects.

Deinove SA is a France-based company active in the renewable fuels sector. It specializes in the development and commercial exploitation of processes for production of biofuels and other compounds of industrial or pharmaceutical value.

Apex Energie, independent producer of green energy, is one of the pioneers of solar photovoltaic. The company Montpelliéraine develops, d owns and operates photovoltaic power plants, isolated sites and solar water heaters in France and the overseas departments.

Green Yellow Holding generates electricity from centralized power plants and offers solar panels. The company allows anyone to produce and manage energy while creating value, through solar photovoltaics, efficiency, and energy optimization. The company was founded in 2007 and is headquartered in France.

EnerDigit is specialized in the valuation of consumer erasures. Our company remunerates manufacturers in exchange for a shift in their electricity consumption by a few hours per year. The income generated by 15 to 20 hours of erasure per year can reach up to 5% of the amount of the electricity bill of an industrialist.

Boralex Inc. is a power producer focused on the development, construction, and operation of renewable energy facilities primarily in Canada, France, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Founded in 1982 and headquartered in Kingsey Falls, Canada, Boralex has established a diverse asset base with significant capacities across various renewable energy sources. As of December 31, 2019, the company operated 85 wind power stations with a total installed capacity of 1,795 megawatts, 16 hydroelectric power stations with 182 megawatts, two thermal power stations with 47 megawatts, and three solar power stations with 16 megawatts. Additionally, Boralex manages two hydroelectric plants on behalf of R.S.P. Énergie Inc. The company emphasizes its expertise in multiple power generation types, including wind, hydroelectric, thermal, and solar, and is actively involved in developing new energy projects in collaboration with Canadian and European partners.

Global Bioenergies SA is a French company established in 2008, specializing in the development of a biological process to convert renewable resources into isobutene, a crucial petrochemical building block. The company is unique in Europe for its innovative approach to producing hydrocarbons through fermentation, focusing not only on isobutene but also on other gaseous olefins such as propylene and butadiene. In addition to its production efforts, Global Bioenergies offers engineering services related to gas fermentation processes and is engaged in converting industrial emissions and gaseous carbon sources into valuable chemical compounds. The company operates an industrial pilot and is constructing a demonstration plant in Germany, while preparing for its first full-scale facility through a joint venture with Cristal Union called IBN-One.

Neoen S.A. is an independent renewable energy production company based in Paris, France, founded in 2008. The company specializes in the design, development, financing, construction, project management, and operation of renewable energy power plants, focusing on solar, wind, and energy storage technologies. With a diverse portfolio, Neoen operates across various countries, including Argentina, Colombia, El Salvador, Mexico, France, Australia, and several others. As of the end of 2022, Neoen managed 5 GW of capacity, composed of 54% solar, 35% onshore wind, and 11% utility-scale batteries. The company also engages in the development of marine renewable energy projects and supports photovoltaic project developers in the design and maintenance of solar power plants. As a subsidiary of Impala SAS, Neoen continues to expand its presence in the renewable energy sector globally.