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Aledia SA specializes in the development and manufacturing of innovative light-emitting diodes (LEDs) utilizing a unique 3D architecture based on gallium-nitride-on-silicon microwires. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Grenoble, France, with additional subsidiaries in Malacca, Malaysia, and Palo Alto, California, Aledia's technology employs standard 8-inch silicon wafers and existing fabrication processes, allowing for the production of LED chips at a significantly reduced cost compared to traditional planar designs. This technology supports a range of applications, including general lighting, automotive, and display technologies, specifically for mobile and microdisplays used in augmented and virtual reality environments. Aledia's focus on efficient, brighter, and cost-effective displays positions it as a key player in the LED market.

Utilidata, Inc. is a technology company based in Providence, Rhode Island, specializing in energy software that optimizes energy grids. Founded in 1983 and formerly known as Programmable Control Services Inc., the company offers a platform that utilizes real-time distributed intelligence for operational insights within smart meters and grid edge devices. Utilidata's solutions facilitate the integration of renewable energy sources, enhance grid monitoring and security, and enable applications such as voltage optimization and conservation voltage reduction. The company has also partnered with NVIDIA to create a smart grid chip that combines advanced computing capabilities with embedded software, aimed at addressing challenges related to decarbonization, electrification, and adverse weather conditions. Through its innovative technology, Utilidata seeks to accelerate the transition to cleaner energy and improve services for utility customers.

3E Nano Inc. is a Canadian company that specializes in the development and commercialization of diamond-like carbon coatings designed to manage heat and light emission. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Kitchener, the company produces optically and thermally tunable solar control coatings suitable for a range of applications, including windows, windshields, greenhouses, and other transparent media. Their low-cost, nano-thin film technology allows manufacturers to create energy-efficient products that contribute to greenhouse gas reduction. By focusing on innovative coatings for buildings and vehicles, 3E Nano aims to enhance energy management and sustainability in various industries.

LO3 Energy, Inc. is a Portland, Oregon-based company that operates Pando, a marketplace solution designed to connect energy suppliers with customers. Founded in 2012, LO3 Energy focuses on developing technology and tools to support the growth of decentralized energy models, particularly through the use of its proprietary blockchain. The company's services enable retail clients in the utility and energy sectors to create, deploy, and monetize innovative energy products and customer services. By facilitating the formation of community microgrids, LO3 Energy aims to enhance the competitiveness and accessibility of the emerging distributed energy economy.

Metalenz, Inc. is a company focused on the research, development, and production of advanced optical components, particularly for consumer electronics such as mobile phones and computers. Established in 2016 and headquartered in Weston, Massachusetts, with an additional office in San Francisco, Metalenz specializes in meta-optics that utilize structured Huygens' surfaces to manipulate light properties. This innovative approach allows for the creation of ultra-thin planar optics that enable high-resolution full-color imaging. By offering smaller and lighter alternatives to traditional lenses, Metalenz supports businesses in miniaturizing their products, enhancing their design flexibility and functionality in various high-volume applications, including automotive and other electronic devices.

Utilidata, Inc. is a technology company based in Providence, Rhode Island, specializing in energy software that optimizes energy grids. Founded in 1983 and formerly known as Programmable Control Services Inc., the company offers a platform that utilizes real-time distributed intelligence for operational insights within smart meters and grid edge devices. Utilidata's solutions facilitate the integration of renewable energy sources, enhance grid monitoring and security, and enable applications such as voltage optimization and conservation voltage reduction. The company has also partnered with NVIDIA to create a smart grid chip that combines advanced computing capabilities with embedded software, aimed at addressing challenges related to decarbonization, electrification, and adverse weather conditions. Through its innovative technology, Utilidata seeks to accelerate the transition to cleaner energy and improve services for utility customers.

ChargePoint, Inc., founded in 2007 and based in Campbell, California, operates the world’s leading network of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations. Initially known as Coulomb Technologies, the company rebranded in December 2012. ChargePoint offers a range of charging solutions, including public charging stations, consumer subscription plans, and cloud-based services that assist utility companies in managing electric demand. Its hardware products cater to various applications, including home, commercial, and fast-charging systems. The ChargePoint app enhances user experience by allowing consumers to locate, reserve, and monitor their charging sessions. Although it has a global presence with offices in Arizona, Germany, India, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom, the majority of ChargePoint's revenue is generated in the United States.

Voxel8 Inc. is a technology company based in Somerville, Massachusetts, that specializes in the design and manufacture of electronic devices and advanced 3D printing solutions. Established in 2013, Voxel8 has developed a unique digital 3D printing technology that allows for the zonal tuning of mechanical properties in various textiles, making it applicable in sectors such as footwear, apparel, and medical devices. Their systems enable the customization of each print, enhancing both performance and aesthetics while minimizing waste through an additive manufacturing process. Additionally, Voxel8 offers Project Wire, a cloud-based software tool that facilitates the design of 3D printable electronic devices compatible with their printers. With a focus on sustainability, the company has created a range of bio-based materials aimed at reducing the carbon footprint associated with textile production. This innovative approach not only improves functional performance—such as abrasion resistance and cushioning—but also allows for the integration of 3D embellishments and color, significantly transforming the landscape of footwear and athletic apparel manufacturing.

Enerkem Inc. is a cleantech company based in Montreal, Canada, specializing in the production of renewable biofuels and chemicals derived from waste materials. The company utilizes a proprietary thermochemical process to convert non-recyclable municipal solid waste into cellulosic ethanol and other renewable chemicals. Over a decade of research has validated Enerkem's technology, which addresses issues related to oil dependence and waste disposal. The company operates advanced facilities that support its business model of producing biofuels profitably from a diverse range of feedstocks. Enerkem is majority-owned by a mix of institutional and clean-technology investors, including various venture capital firms and industrial investors. With a workforce of approximately 170 employees across Canada and the United States, Enerkem is committed to transforming waste into sustainable energy solutions.

ChargePoint, Inc., founded in 2007 and based in Campbell, California, operates the world’s leading network of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations. Initially known as Coulomb Technologies, the company rebranded in December 2012. ChargePoint offers a range of charging solutions, including public charging stations, consumer subscription plans, and cloud-based services that assist utility companies in managing electric demand. Its hardware products cater to various applications, including home, commercial, and fast-charging systems. The ChargePoint app enhances user experience by allowing consumers to locate, reserve, and monitor their charging sessions. Although it has a global presence with offices in Arizona, Germany, India, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom, the majority of ChargePoint's revenue is generated in the United States.

MC10, Inc. specializes in the development and sale of wearable medical sensors designed to collect clinical-grade biometric and physiological data, primarily for use in clinical trials. Founded in 2008 and based in Lexington, Massachusetts, the company offers a range of products, including BioStamp nPoint, which processes raw data into clinical metrics such as vital signs and sleep patterns; Kintinuum, an orthopedic rehabilitation device; WiSP, a cardiac monitoring solution; and BioStampMD, a conformable sensor for gathering both objective and subjective health data. MC10 focuses on creating flexible, lightweight electronics that conform to the human body, allowing for discreet and comfortable data collection in various settings. Its proprietary BioStamp system enhances the ability to gather real-world data on muscle activation and movement, thereby advancing digital healthcare services across multiple sectors, including sports and military applications.

Carbonfree Chemicals provides green chemistry solutions for profitable carbon and emissions management.

Aledia SA specializes in the development and manufacturing of innovative light-emitting diodes (LEDs) utilizing a unique 3D architecture based on gallium-nitride-on-silicon microwires. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Grenoble, France, with additional subsidiaries in Malacca, Malaysia, and Palo Alto, California, Aledia's technology employs standard 8-inch silicon wafers and existing fabrication processes, allowing for the production of LED chips at a significantly reduced cost compared to traditional planar designs. This technology supports a range of applications, including general lighting, automotive, and display technologies, specifically for mobile and microdisplays used in augmented and virtual reality environments. Aledia's focus on efficient, brighter, and cost-effective displays positions it as a key player in the LED market.

Enerkem Inc. is a cleantech company based in Montreal, Canada, specializing in the production of renewable biofuels and chemicals derived from waste materials. The company utilizes a proprietary thermochemical process to convert non-recyclable municipal solid waste into cellulosic ethanol and other renewable chemicals. Over a decade of research has validated Enerkem's technology, which addresses issues related to oil dependence and waste disposal. The company operates advanced facilities that support its business model of producing biofuels profitably from a diverse range of feedstocks. Enerkem is majority-owned by a mix of institutional and clean-technology investors, including various venture capital firms and industrial investors. With a workforce of approximately 170 employees across Canada and the United States, Enerkem is committed to transforming waste into sustainable energy solutions.

Katech, Inc. is a manufacturer based in Clinton Township, Michigan, specializing in the design, development, and production of high-performance racing engines and powertrains. Founded in 1977, the company serves various sectors, including motorcycle, marine, industrial, armored vehicles, and military markets. Katech offers a comprehensive range of products, including specialty engines, vehicle components, and performance parts such as camshafts, crankshafts, and fuel systems. The company is known for its innovative technologies in engine design and testing, contributing to its success in motorsports, where its engines have achieved numerous championships and accolades. With a facility that has expanded to over 30,000 square feet, Katech continues to enhance its engineering capabilities and strives to provide premier solutions for the motorsports industry.

LO3 Energy, Inc. is a Portland, Oregon-based company that operates Pando, a marketplace solution designed to connect energy suppliers with customers. Founded in 2012, LO3 Energy focuses on developing technology and tools to support the growth of decentralized energy models, particularly through the use of its proprietary blockchain. The company's services enable retail clients in the utility and energy sectors to create, deploy, and monetize innovative energy products and customer services. By facilitating the formation of community microgrids, LO3 Energy aims to enhance the competitiveness and accessibility of the emerging distributed energy economy.

Getaround, Inc. is an online marketplace that facilitates peer-to-peer car sharing and local car rentals, allowing users to rent cars by the hour or day through its app. Founded in 2009 and based in San Francisco, California, the company operates in several cities across the United States, including San Francisco, San Diego, Chicago, and Washington, D.C. Getaround’s platform utilizes patented technology to provide a contactless experience, eliminating the need for traditional rental procedures such as waiting in line or meeting car owners. Users can choose from a variety of vehicles, including luxury cars and trucks, while benefiting from included insurance and 24/7 roadside assistance. This model not only offers convenience but also helps car owners earn extra income, thereby reducing the cost of car ownership and promoting environmental sustainability.

ChargePoint, Inc., founded in 2007 and based in Campbell, California, operates the world’s leading network of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations. Initially known as Coulomb Technologies, the company rebranded in December 2012. ChargePoint offers a range of charging solutions, including public charging stations, consumer subscription plans, and cloud-based services that assist utility companies in managing electric demand. Its hardware products cater to various applications, including home, commercial, and fast-charging systems. The ChargePoint app enhances user experience by allowing consumers to locate, reserve, and monitor their charging sessions. Although it has a global presence with offices in Arizona, Germany, India, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom, the majority of ChargePoint's revenue is generated in the United States.

Renew Financial provides financing solutions that help efficiency and renewable energy contractors grow their businesses while promoting energy independence. Its aim is to develop advanced financing designed to transform America’s economy to clean energy. The company’s financing products include PACE financing model and the Warehouse for Energy Efficiency Loans, which opens the residential energy efficiency finance market to large institutional investors. Founded in 2008 by Cisco DeVries, Renew Financial has a partnership with SolarCity targeted at small- and medium-sized businesses utilizing PACE.

ChargePoint, Inc., founded in 2007 and based in Campbell, California, operates the world’s leading network of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations. Initially known as Coulomb Technologies, the company rebranded in December 2012. ChargePoint offers a range of charging solutions, including public charging stations, consumer subscription plans, and cloud-based services that assist utility companies in managing electric demand. Its hardware products cater to various applications, including home, commercial, and fast-charging systems. The ChargePoint app enhances user experience by allowing consumers to locate, reserve, and monitor their charging sessions. Although it has a global presence with offices in Arizona, Germany, India, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom, the majority of ChargePoint's revenue is generated in the United States.

Voxel8 Inc. is a technology company based in Somerville, Massachusetts, that specializes in the design and manufacture of electronic devices and advanced 3D printing solutions. Established in 2013, Voxel8 has developed a unique digital 3D printing technology that allows for the zonal tuning of mechanical properties in various textiles, making it applicable in sectors such as footwear, apparel, and medical devices. Their systems enable the customization of each print, enhancing both performance and aesthetics while minimizing waste through an additive manufacturing process. Additionally, Voxel8 offers Project Wire, a cloud-based software tool that facilitates the design of 3D printable electronic devices compatible with their printers. With a focus on sustainability, the company has created a range of bio-based materials aimed at reducing the carbon footprint associated with textile production. This innovative approach not only improves functional performance—such as abrasion resistance and cushioning—but also allows for the integration of 3D embellishments and color, significantly transforming the landscape of footwear and athletic apparel manufacturing.

Aledia SA specializes in the development and manufacturing of innovative light-emitting diodes (LEDs) utilizing a unique 3D architecture based on gallium-nitride-on-silicon microwires. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Grenoble, France, with additional subsidiaries in Malacca, Malaysia, and Palo Alto, California, Aledia's technology employs standard 8-inch silicon wafers and existing fabrication processes, allowing for the production of LED chips at a significantly reduced cost compared to traditional planar designs. This technology supports a range of applications, including general lighting, automotive, and display technologies, specifically for mobile and microdisplays used in augmented and virtual reality environments. Aledia's focus on efficient, brighter, and cost-effective displays positions it as a key player in the LED market.

General Fusion Inc. is a Canadian company focused on the development of commercial Magnetized Target Fusion (MTF), a promising hybrid approach that combines elements of magnetic fusion and inertial confinement fusion. Founded in 2002 and based in Burnaby, the company aims to create utility-scale fusion power plants that can provide clean, safe, and abundant energy. General Fusion is pioneering a patent-pending concept that leverages advancements in MTF, which has seen limited exploration since the 1970s. The company is dedicated to demonstrating and commercializing this innovative energy solution by the end of the decade. It is supported by a network of global energy venture capital firms, industry leaders, and technology innovators, all working to reduce technical risks and accelerate the path to viable fusion energy.

Sirrus develops innovative monomer platforms that serve as the foundation for the next generation of adhesive, sealant, coating, ink and plastic solutions. The company’s team of scientists and engineers collaborates with customers across a wide range of industries on chemical formulations that enhance efficiency, reduce energy consumption and costs, and improve performance.

BrightVolt is an innovative manufacturer of solid-state thin & flexible lithium polymer batteries and power-efficient thin & flexible microelectronics for IoT clients. It specializes in the fields of battery, electronics, and manufacturing. BrightVolt got recapitalization in November 13, 2013.

Powervation Ltd. is a semiconductor company specializing in digital power integrated circuit (IC) solutions, primarily for cloud computing, communication, and high-performance power systems. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Cork, Ireland, the company develops adaptive power ICs that enhance energy efficiency and performance in various applications, including networking and storage. Powervation's offerings include single-phase and dual-phase controllers, along with a graphical user interface design tool that simplifies the design process for manufacturers. By providing a unique Plug-and-Power solution, Powervation aims to reduce design complexity and costs while accelerating the time-to-market for eco-friendly power systems. The company serves a global customer base through a network of sales representatives and distributors, with regional facilities in California, Taiwan, and China. Since 2015, Powervation has operated as a subsidiary of ROHM Co., Ltd.

Voxel8 Inc. is a technology company based in Somerville, Massachusetts, that specializes in the design and manufacture of electronic devices and advanced 3D printing solutions. Established in 2013, Voxel8 has developed a unique digital 3D printing technology that allows for the zonal tuning of mechanical properties in various textiles, making it applicable in sectors such as footwear, apparel, and medical devices. Their systems enable the customization of each print, enhancing both performance and aesthetics while minimizing waste through an additive manufacturing process. Additionally, Voxel8 offers Project Wire, a cloud-based software tool that facilitates the design of 3D printable electronic devices compatible with their printers. With a focus on sustainability, the company has created a range of bio-based materials aimed at reducing the carbon footprint associated with textile production. This innovative approach not only improves functional performance—such as abrasion resistance and cushioning—but also allows for the integration of 3D embellishments and color, significantly transforming the landscape of footwear and athletic apparel manufacturing.

NexSteppe, Inc. specializes in the development and commercialization of tailored crops that serve as raw materials for biofuels, biopower, biogas, and biobased products. Founded in 2010 and based in Scottsdale, Arizona, the company focuses on advanced breeding techniques to cultivate crops such as sweet sorghum, high-biomass sorghum, and switchgrass. These feedstocks are specifically designed to meet the needs of the biofuels and biobased products industries in markets like the United States and Brazil. In addition to crop development, NexSteppe is enhancing crop management practices and supply chain operations to deliver optimized, fully-integrated feedstock solutions. Through these efforts, NexSteppe aims to contribute to a more sustainable and secure energy future.

Next Step Living provides home energy evaluations and solutions for individuals and organizations. It offers energy assessment and diagnostics, air sealing and insulation, and multi-family retrofit services. The company also provides customized solutions, such as HVAC repair and replacement, window replacement and installation, solar or geothermal systems installation, building automation, interior and exterior lighting design, and custom retrofit services. Its sustainability solutions include water efficiency and purification, landscape design and management, and indoor air quality services. The company provides assessment and diagnostic processes to heating and cooling, domestic hot water, and electricity and lighting needs. Next Step Living partners with more than 400 municipalities, civic organizations, contractors, and corporations to deliver energy-efficient and environmental-friendly solutions to its customers. Those solutions include home energy assessments, weatherization work, energy-efficient windows, efficient heating, and cooling solutions, and access to solar solutions. Next Step Living was founded in 2008 by Geoff Chapin and is based in Boston, Massachusetts.

Nuventix, based in Austin, Texas, specializes in active thermal management solutions, particularly through its patented SynJet module. This innovative synthetic jet cooling technology generates turbulent pulses of air using an electromagnetic actuator to effectively manage heat removal. Initially successful in computer cooling applications, Nuventix has made significant strides in the LED cooling market, advancing it by two years ahead of industry analysts' estimates. This progress not only enhances cooling efficiency but also supports the development of general illumination designs that leverage the benefits of LED technology.

ChargePoint, Inc., founded in 2007 and based in Campbell, California, operates the world’s leading network of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations. Initially known as Coulomb Technologies, the company rebranded in December 2012. ChargePoint offers a range of charging solutions, including public charging stations, consumer subscription plans, and cloud-based services that assist utility companies in managing electric demand. Its hardware products cater to various applications, including home, commercial, and fast-charging systems. The ChargePoint app enhances user experience by allowing consumers to locate, reserve, and monitor their charging sessions. Although it has a global presence with offices in Arizona, Germany, India, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom, the majority of ChargePoint's revenue is generated in the United States.

Flywheel is an industry disruptor for offering a truly unique solution to an industry in need of a technology upgrade. Flywheel harnesses the power of data-driven insights and analytics to help owners, operators and workers resist going off course during day-to-day operations. Flywheel is an industry disruptor, offering a truly unique solution to an industry in need of a technology upgrade. Flywheel is a dedicated and passionate team of individuals that have come together with a vision to create a sustainable, economical and efficient environment for every facility they serve.

Powervation Ltd. is a semiconductor company specializing in digital power integrated circuit (IC) solutions, primarily for cloud computing, communication, and high-performance power systems. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Cork, Ireland, the company develops adaptive power ICs that enhance energy efficiency and performance in various applications, including networking and storage. Powervation's offerings include single-phase and dual-phase controllers, along with a graphical user interface design tool that simplifies the design process for manufacturers. By providing a unique Plug-and-Power solution, Powervation aims to reduce design complexity and costs while accelerating the time-to-market for eco-friendly power systems. The company serves a global customer base through a network of sales representatives and distributors, with regional facilities in California, Taiwan, and China. Since 2015, Powervation has operated as a subsidiary of ROHM Co., Ltd.

BrightVolt is an innovative manufacturer of solid-state thin & flexible lithium polymer batteries and power-efficient thin & flexible microelectronics for IoT clients. It specializes in the fields of battery, electronics, and manufacturing. BrightVolt got recapitalization in November 13, 2013.

Sefaira is a company that develops software focused on energy-efficient building design. It offers real-time design performance analysis aimed at architects, engineers, and building designers. The software enables users to assess and compare various design strategies and associated costs, streamlining a process that traditionally required extensive time and effort. By conducting whole-building physics-based analyses, Sefaira allows designers to evaluate factors such as water usage, carbon emissions, and renewable energy potential, thereby facilitating informed decision-making in the design process.

CoalTek's technology reduces moisture content in a broad range of coals, optimizing plant efficiency and delivering environmental integrity. The CoalTek process was developed, tested, and proven over eight years by Dr. Jerry Weinberg, the company's co-founder, along with chief geologist Neil Ginther. CoalTek opened its first commercial processing facility in Calvert City, Kentucky in 2006. The plant's initial capacity of 120,000 tons/yr will be expanded in the future, and there are also plans to build additional facilities, to meet the growing demand for clean coal.

General Fusion Inc. is a Canadian company focused on the development of commercial Magnetized Target Fusion (MTF), a promising hybrid approach that combines elements of magnetic fusion and inertial confinement fusion. Founded in 2002 and based in Burnaby, the company aims to create utility-scale fusion power plants that can provide clean, safe, and abundant energy. General Fusion is pioneering a patent-pending concept that leverages advancements in MTF, which has seen limited exploration since the 1970s. The company is dedicated to demonstrating and commercializing this innovative energy solution by the end of the decade. It is supported by a network of global energy venture capital firms, industry leaders, and technology innovators, all working to reduce technical risks and accelerate the path to viable fusion energy.

Ioxus Inc develops and manufactures ultra-capacitors and energy storage systems tailored for various markets, including transportation, alternative energy, medical, industrial, and consumer products. Based in Oneonta, New York, Ioxus produces a range of products, including cells and modules, specifically designed for high-performance applications such as automotive subsystems, backup power solutions, and grid stabilization. The company's ultracapacitors are optimized for low resistance, allowing for efficient energy recapture and high power delivery. Ioxus operates globally, selling its products through distributors in the United States and internationally. Established in 2006, the company is affiliated with Custom Electronics, Inc., which has a long history of providing reliable capacitors and electronic assemblies for commercial and military clients.

Enerkem Inc. is a cleantech company based in Montreal, Canada, specializing in the production of renewable biofuels and chemicals derived from waste materials. The company utilizes a proprietary thermochemical process to convert non-recyclable municipal solid waste into cellulosic ethanol and other renewable chemicals. Over a decade of research has validated Enerkem's technology, which addresses issues related to oil dependence and waste disposal. The company operates advanced facilities that support its business model of producing biofuels profitably from a diverse range of feedstocks. Enerkem is majority-owned by a mix of institutional and clean-technology investors, including various venture capital firms and industrial investors. With a workforce of approximately 170 employees across Canada and the United States, Enerkem is committed to transforming waste into sustainable energy solutions.

Storiant is building a new, smarter way to store data on a massive scale, enabling a new generation of big data solutions. We enable private data centers to retain exabyte-scale data at 90 percent lower cost than traditional alternatives, rivaling the cost efficiencies and scalability of the public cloud, without the need to sacrifice security and control.

Convey Computer specializes in hybrid-core computing solutions tailored for industries such as oil and gas, financial analytics, and bioinformatics. The company leverages extensive experience and intellectual resources to address complex performance challenges. Its product offerings include hybrid-core computers, compilers, personality development kits for coprocessors, and cluster framework technology designed for data centers. Additionally, Convey Computer provides Convey GraphConstructor, a software and hardware solution that accelerates bioinformatics algorithms, allowing scientists to effectively manage and analyze increasing volumes of research data. The executive and design teams boast a strong track record in building computer companies, with notable backgrounds at Convex Computer Corporation and Hewlett-Packard.

Aledia SA specializes in the development and manufacturing of innovative light-emitting diodes (LEDs) utilizing a unique 3D architecture based on gallium-nitride-on-silicon microwires. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Grenoble, France, with additional subsidiaries in Malacca, Malaysia, and Palo Alto, California, Aledia's technology employs standard 8-inch silicon wafers and existing fabrication processes, allowing for the production of LED chips at a significantly reduced cost compared to traditional planar designs. This technology supports a range of applications, including general lighting, automotive, and display technologies, specifically for mobile and microdisplays used in augmented and virtual reality environments. Aledia's focus on efficient, brighter, and cost-effective displays positions it as a key player in the LED market.

MC10, Inc. specializes in the development and sale of wearable medical sensors designed to collect clinical-grade biometric and physiological data, primarily for use in clinical trials. Founded in 2008 and based in Lexington, Massachusetts, the company offers a range of products, including BioStamp nPoint, which processes raw data into clinical metrics such as vital signs and sleep patterns; Kintinuum, an orthopedic rehabilitation device; WiSP, a cardiac monitoring solution; and BioStampMD, a conformable sensor for gathering both objective and subjective health data. MC10 focuses on creating flexible, lightweight electronics that conform to the human body, allowing for discreet and comfortable data collection in various settings. Its proprietary BioStamp system enhances the ability to gather real-world data on muscle activation and movement, thereby advancing digital healthcare services across multiple sectors, including sports and military applications.

Stion Corporation specializes in the manufacture and distribution of thin-film solar modules designed for a variety of applications, including residential, commercial, governmental, utility, and off-grid uses. Established in 2006 and headquartered in San Jose, California, Stion operates a manufacturing facility in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. The company's high-efficiency solar modules utilize innovative cell architecture and all-weather construction, which enhance power output and reliability while minimizing total installed costs. Stion markets its products through a network of authorized dealers in both the United States and international markets.

Powervation Ltd. is a semiconductor company specializing in digital power integrated circuit (IC) solutions, primarily for cloud computing, communication, and high-performance power systems. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Cork, Ireland, the company develops adaptive power ICs that enhance energy efficiency and performance in various applications, including networking and storage. Powervation's offerings include single-phase and dual-phase controllers, along with a graphical user interface design tool that simplifies the design process for manufacturers. By providing a unique Plug-and-Power solution, Powervation aims to reduce design complexity and costs while accelerating the time-to-market for eco-friendly power systems. The company serves a global customer base through a network of sales representatives and distributors, with regional facilities in California, Taiwan, and China. Since 2015, Powervation has operated as a subsidiary of ROHM Co., Ltd.

Proterro, Inc. is a biotechnology company based in Princeton, New Jersey, founded in 2008. It specializes in the production and marketing of sugar feedstock, specifically a fortified sucrose product known as PROTOSE. Unlike traditional methods that involve extracting sucrose from crops or breaking down cellulosic materials, Proterro utilizes patented microorganisms that synthesize sucrose directly. This innovative approach allows the company to produce a non-crop-based, fermentation-ready sugar feedstock, which mitigates the price volatility typically associated with corn and other agricultural feedstocks. By focusing on this unique production method, Proterro aims to provide a cost-effective and scalable solution for the commercial production of biofuels and biobased chemicals.

Established in early 2008 EcoMotors is quickly achieving critical mass in terms of changing the landscape of conventional internal combustion powertrains. Based in Allen Park, Mich., EcoMotors is developing high-efficiency liquid fuel engines — specifically the unique OPOC™ (Opposed Piston Opposed Cylinder) engine — for use in cars, light trucks, marine applications, essentially anywhere conventional gas or diesel powertrains are utilized.

ChargePoint, Inc., founded in 2007 and based in Campbell, California, operates the world’s leading network of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations. Initially known as Coulomb Technologies, the company rebranded in December 2012. ChargePoint offers a range of charging solutions, including public charging stations, consumer subscription plans, and cloud-based services that assist utility companies in managing electric demand. Its hardware products cater to various applications, including home, commercial, and fast-charging systems. The ChargePoint app enhances user experience by allowing consumers to locate, reserve, and monitor their charging sessions. Although it has a global presence with offices in Arizona, Germany, India, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom, the majority of ChargePoint's revenue is generated in the United States.

Sefaira is a company that develops software focused on energy-efficient building design. It offers real-time design performance analysis aimed at architects, engineers, and building designers. The software enables users to assess and compare various design strategies and associated costs, streamlining a process that traditionally required extensive time and effort. By conducting whole-building physics-based analyses, Sefaira allows designers to evaluate factors such as water usage, carbon emissions, and renewable energy potential, thereby facilitating informed decision-making in the design process.

Albeo Technologies specializes in the manufacturing of LED lighting products tailored for industrial and commercial applications. The company offers a diverse range of lighting solutions, including cove, high bay, linear, display, and under cabinet LED fixtures, as well as LED fluorescent replacement products and retrofit kits. Albeo is recognized for its commitment to energy efficiency and quality, making it a preferred choice for businesses that value effective lighting in professional environments. As a leader in the research and development of commercial and industrial LED technologies, Albeo aims to enhance the lighting experience while promoting sustainability.

Alluxa, Inc. specializes in the design and manufacture of precision optical thin film interference filters, catering to industries such as telecommunications, biomedical instruments, and laser systems. Established in 2007 and located in Santa Rosa, California, the company focuses on providing customized coating solutions through advanced automation and proprietary technology. Alluxa employs a patented plasma thin film deposition process, which enables it to meet high-performance requirements while maintaining cost-effectiveness for its clients. Formerly known as Sirrus Technology, Inc., Alluxa operates as a subsidiary of Vision Investment LLC.

Lumenergi is a provider of network-controlled lighting energy management solutions designed for commercial customers. The company enables clients to transform their lighting systems into responsive networks that can achieve up to 70% energy savings while allowing for customized control over visual environments. Lumenergi's offerings are flexible, capable of integrating with both existing and new lighting infrastructures, and can be easily scaled from individual rooms to entire buildings. The company's intuitive management system simplifies maintenance and enhances workspace customization, helping customers comply with building codes while maximizing energy savings through efficiency strategies and public utility incentives. With a track record of millions of installed square footage, Lumenergi has established itself as a leader in lighting technology innovation.

Sirrus develops innovative monomer platforms that serve as the foundation for the next generation of adhesive, sealant, coating, ink and plastic solutions. The company’s team of scientists and engineers collaborates with customers across a wide range of industries on chemical formulations that enhance efficiency, reduce energy consumption and costs, and improve performance.

NexSteppe, Inc. specializes in the development and commercialization of tailored crops that serve as raw materials for biofuels, biopower, biogas, and biobased products. Founded in 2010 and based in Scottsdale, Arizona, the company focuses on advanced breeding techniques to cultivate crops such as sweet sorghum, high-biomass sorghum, and switchgrass. These feedstocks are specifically designed to meet the needs of the biofuels and biobased products industries in markets like the United States and Brazil. In addition to crop development, NexSteppe is enhancing crop management practices and supply chain operations to deliver optimized, fully-integrated feedstock solutions. Through these efforts, NexSteppe aims to contribute to a more sustainable and secure energy future.

Utilidata, Inc. is a technology company based in Providence, Rhode Island, specializing in energy software that optimizes energy grids. Founded in 1983 and formerly known as Programmable Control Services Inc., the company offers a platform that utilizes real-time distributed intelligence for operational insights within smart meters and grid edge devices. Utilidata's solutions facilitate the integration of renewable energy sources, enhance grid monitoring and security, and enable applications such as voltage optimization and conservation voltage reduction. The company has also partnered with NVIDIA to create a smart grid chip that combines advanced computing capabilities with embedded software, aimed at addressing challenges related to decarbonization, electrification, and adverse weather conditions. Through its innovative technology, Utilidata seeks to accelerate the transition to cleaner energy and improve services for utility customers.

NexSteppe, Inc. specializes in the development and commercialization of tailored crops that serve as raw materials for biofuels, biopower, biogas, and biobased products. Founded in 2010 and based in Scottsdale, Arizona, the company focuses on advanced breeding techniques to cultivate crops such as sweet sorghum, high-biomass sorghum, and switchgrass. These feedstocks are specifically designed to meet the needs of the biofuels and biobased products industries in markets like the United States and Brazil. In addition to crop development, NexSteppe is enhancing crop management practices and supply chain operations to deliver optimized, fully-integrated feedstock solutions. Through these efforts, NexSteppe aims to contribute to a more sustainable and secure energy future.

Stion Corporation specializes in the manufacture and distribution of thin-film solar modules designed for a variety of applications, including residential, commercial, governmental, utility, and off-grid uses. Established in 2006 and headquartered in San Jose, California, Stion operates a manufacturing facility in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. The company's high-efficiency solar modules utilize innovative cell architecture and all-weather construction, which enhance power output and reliability while minimizing total installed costs. Stion markets its products through a network of authorized dealers in both the United States and international markets.

Enerkem Inc. is a cleantech company based in Montreal, Canada, specializing in the production of renewable biofuels and chemicals derived from waste materials. The company utilizes a proprietary thermochemical process to convert non-recyclable municipal solid waste into cellulosic ethanol and other renewable chemicals. Over a decade of research has validated Enerkem's technology, which addresses issues related to oil dependence and waste disposal. The company operates advanced facilities that support its business model of producing biofuels profitably from a diverse range of feedstocks. Enerkem is majority-owned by a mix of institutional and clean-technology investors, including various venture capital firms and industrial investors. With a workforce of approximately 170 employees across Canada and the United States, Enerkem is committed to transforming waste into sustainable energy solutions.

Nuventix, based in Austin, Texas, specializes in active thermal management solutions, particularly through its patented SynJet module. This innovative synthetic jet cooling technology generates turbulent pulses of air using an electromagnetic actuator to effectively manage heat removal. Initially successful in computer cooling applications, Nuventix has made significant strides in the LED cooling market, advancing it by two years ahead of industry analysts' estimates. This progress not only enhances cooling efficiency but also supports the development of general illumination designs that leverage the benefits of LED technology.

OPX Biotechnologies, Inc. is a Colorado-based company focused on sustainable bioproducts. It utilizes proprietary bioengineering technology to convert renewable feedstocks into biofuels and green chemistry products. The company's innovative platform, known as OPX EDGE, enables the efficient optimization of microbes and bioprocesses, allowing for improved product performance and sustainability at lower costs compared to petroleum-based alternatives. This approach facilitates the production of economical, bio-based chemicals, contributing to a more sustainable chemical industry.

MC10, Inc. specializes in the development and sale of wearable medical sensors designed to collect clinical-grade biometric and physiological data, primarily for use in clinical trials. Founded in 2008 and based in Lexington, Massachusetts, the company offers a range of products, including BioStamp nPoint, which processes raw data into clinical metrics such as vital signs and sleep patterns; Kintinuum, an orthopedic rehabilitation device; WiSP, a cardiac monitoring solution; and BioStampMD, a conformable sensor for gathering both objective and subjective health data. MC10 focuses on creating flexible, lightweight electronics that conform to the human body, allowing for discreet and comfortable data collection in various settings. Its proprietary BioStamp system enhances the ability to gather real-world data on muscle activation and movement, thereby advancing digital healthcare services across multiple sectors, including sports and military applications.

BrightVolt is an innovative manufacturer of solid-state thin & flexible lithium polymer batteries and power-efficient thin & flexible microelectronics for IoT clients. It specializes in the fields of battery, electronics, and manufacturing. BrightVolt got recapitalization in November 13, 2013.

General Fusion Inc. is a Canadian company focused on the development of commercial Magnetized Target Fusion (MTF), a promising hybrid approach that combines elements of magnetic fusion and inertial confinement fusion. Founded in 2002 and based in Burnaby, the company aims to create utility-scale fusion power plants that can provide clean, safe, and abundant energy. General Fusion is pioneering a patent-pending concept that leverages advancements in MTF, which has seen limited exploration since the 1970s. The company is dedicated to demonstrating and commercializing this innovative energy solution by the end of the decade. It is supported by a network of global energy venture capital firms, industry leaders, and technology innovators, all working to reduce technical risks and accelerate the path to viable fusion energy.

Ioxus Inc develops and manufactures ultra-capacitors and energy storage systems tailored for various markets, including transportation, alternative energy, medical, industrial, and consumer products. Based in Oneonta, New York, Ioxus produces a range of products, including cells and modules, specifically designed for high-performance applications such as automotive subsystems, backup power solutions, and grid stabilization. The company's ultracapacitors are optimized for low resistance, allowing for efficient energy recapture and high power delivery. Ioxus operates globally, selling its products through distributors in the United States and internationally. Established in 2006, the company is affiliated with Custom Electronics, Inc., which has a long history of providing reliable capacitors and electronic assemblies for commercial and military clients.

Viridity Energy, Inc. specializes in demand response, demand management, and battery storage solutions, aimed at helping commercial and industrial power users optimize their energy consumption and maximize financial returns. Founded in 2008 and based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the company offers VPower, a software platform that utilizes peak-shaving algorithms and facilitates automated, real-time sales of load flexibility in wholesale electric power markets. By leveraging strategic partnerships with entities such as GDF SUEZ Energy Resources NA and ConEdison Solutions, Viridity Energy enables its clients to forecast market power prices and navigate the complexities of their energy asset portfolios. As of March 2017, Viridity operates as a subsidiary of Ormat Technologies, Inc.

Ciris Energy, Inc. is a technology company based in Centennial, Colorado, that specializes in producing electricity from buried coal and other hydrocarbon deposits. Founded in 2007, the company has developed proprietary technologies that biologically convert coal into methane at large scales. These innovations focus on creating natural gas from coal in an environmentally responsible and economically efficient manner, allowing clients to utilize coal as a renewable energy source.

Laser Light Engines, Inc. specializes in the design, development, and manufacturing of digitally controlled laser-driven light engines intended for illumination applications. Established in 2008 and headquartered in Salem, New Hampshire, the company focuses on advancing laser illumination technologies that enhance digital projection. By replacing traditional lamps, Laser Light Engines delivers significantly brighter colors and sharper images, while also reducing energy consumption and operational costs. This innovation allows clients to achieve superior projected images, marking a notable improvement in projection quality.

Lumenergi is a provider of network-controlled lighting energy management solutions designed for commercial customers. The company enables clients to transform their lighting systems into responsive networks that can achieve up to 70% energy savings while allowing for customized control over visual environments. Lumenergi's offerings are flexible, capable of integrating with both existing and new lighting infrastructures, and can be easily scaled from individual rooms to entire buildings. The company's intuitive management system simplifies maintenance and enhances workspace customization, helping customers comply with building codes while maximizing energy savings through efficiency strategies and public utility incentives. With a track record of millions of installed square footage, Lumenergi has established itself as a leader in lighting technology innovation.

Stion Corporation specializes in the manufacture and distribution of thin-film solar modules designed for a variety of applications, including residential, commercial, governmental, utility, and off-grid uses. Established in 2006 and headquartered in San Jose, California, Stion operates a manufacturing facility in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. The company's high-efficiency solar modules utilize innovative cell architecture and all-weather construction, which enhance power output and reliability while minimizing total installed costs. Stion markets its products through a network of authorized dealers in both the United States and international markets.

Luminus Devices specializes in the development, design, and manufacture of high-performance solid-state lighting solutions, focusing on its patented PhlatLight LEDs. These products are recognized for their exceptional brightness and versatility, enabling innovative applications across various sectors, including projection displays, entertainment, and general lighting. By redefining the solid-state lighting landscape, Luminus Devices has positioned its technology as a key component in products from leading global consumer and specialty companies, making previously unattainable illumination possibilities a reality.

Enerkem Inc. is a cleantech company based in Montreal, Canada, specializing in the production of renewable biofuels and chemicals derived from waste materials. The company utilizes a proprietary thermochemical process to convert non-recyclable municipal solid waste into cellulosic ethanol and other renewable chemicals. Over a decade of research has validated Enerkem's technology, which addresses issues related to oil dependence and waste disposal. The company operates advanced facilities that support its business model of producing biofuels profitably from a diverse range of feedstocks. Enerkem is majority-owned by a mix of institutional and clean-technology investors, including various venture capital firms and industrial investors. With a workforce of approximately 170 employees across Canada and the United States, Enerkem is committed to transforming waste into sustainable energy solutions.

Ciris Energy, Inc. is a technology company based in Centennial, Colorado, that specializes in producing electricity from buried coal and other hydrocarbon deposits. Founded in 2007, the company has developed proprietary technologies that biologically convert coal into methane at large scales. These innovations focus on creating natural gas from coal in an environmentally responsible and economically efficient manner, allowing clients to utilize coal as a renewable energy source.

Laser Light Engines, Inc. specializes in the design, development, and manufacturing of digitally controlled laser-driven light engines intended for illumination applications. Established in 2008 and headquartered in Salem, New Hampshire, the company focuses on advancing laser illumination technologies that enhance digital projection. By replacing traditional lamps, Laser Light Engines delivers significantly brighter colors and sharper images, while also reducing energy consumption and operational costs. This innovation allows clients to achieve superior projected images, marking a notable improvement in projection quality.

Powervation Ltd. is a semiconductor company specializing in digital power integrated circuit (IC) solutions, primarily for cloud computing, communication, and high-performance power systems. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Cork, Ireland, the company develops adaptive power ICs that enhance energy efficiency and performance in various applications, including networking and storage. Powervation's offerings include single-phase and dual-phase controllers, along with a graphical user interface design tool that simplifies the design process for manufacturers. By providing a unique Plug-and-Power solution, Powervation aims to reduce design complexity and costs while accelerating the time-to-market for eco-friendly power systems. The company serves a global customer base through a network of sales representatives and distributors, with regional facilities in California, Taiwan, and China. Since 2015, Powervation has operated as a subsidiary of ROHM Co., Ltd.

Convey Computer specializes in hybrid-core computing solutions tailored for industries such as oil and gas, financial analytics, and bioinformatics. The company leverages extensive experience and intellectual resources to address complex performance challenges. Its product offerings include hybrid-core computers, compilers, personality development kits for coprocessors, and cluster framework technology designed for data centers. Additionally, Convey Computer provides Convey GraphConstructor, a software and hardware solution that accelerates bioinformatics algorithms, allowing scientists to effectively manage and analyze increasing volumes of research data. The executive and design teams boast a strong track record in building computer companies, with notable backgrounds at Convex Computer Corporation and Hewlett-Packard.

Grid Net is a software company that specializes in network management solutions for the utility sector, focusing on enhancing the capabilities of smart grid technologies. Its flagship product, the Machine-to-Machine Network Operating System, is designed to manage grid devices and advanced applications across various network types, whether public or private, wired or wireless. By providing open and interoperable communications products, Grid Net enables utilities to implement secure and scalable smart grid services, including smart metering. The company aims to support strategic deployments that deliver immediate returns and long-term value for its clients. Headquartered in San Francisco, California, with additional offices in Sydney, Melbourne, and Tokyo, Grid Net is supported by prominent investors, including Intel Capital and Cisco Systems.

BrightVolt is an innovative manufacturer of solid-state thin & flexible lithium polymer batteries and power-efficient thin & flexible microelectronics for IoT clients. It specializes in the fields of battery, electronics, and manufacturing. BrightVolt got recapitalization in November 13, 2013.

Solazyme is a synthetic biology company that specializes in converting algal biomass into biofuels. Solazyme not only creates biofuels for the the transportation industry, but is experimenting with ways to tailor its products for the cosmetic and food industries.

Fulham is a maker and distributor of all kinds of lighting systems, which recently entered the light-emitting diode market. Based in Hawthorne, Calif., Fulham also specializes in fluorescent ballasts and LED fixtures that regulate the flow of power in lamps. It will use its new financing to shift even more focus to newer technologies and to expand its sales organization around the world.

Nuventix, based in Austin, Texas, specializes in active thermal management solutions, particularly through its patented SynJet module. This innovative synthetic jet cooling technology generates turbulent pulses of air using an electromagnetic actuator to effectively manage heat removal. Initially successful in computer cooling applications, Nuventix has made significant strides in the LED cooling market, advancing it by two years ahead of industry analysts' estimates. This progress not only enhances cooling efficiency but also supports the development of general illumination designs that leverage the benefits of LED technology.

OPX Biotechnologies, Inc. is a Colorado-based company focused on sustainable bioproducts. It utilizes proprietary bioengineering technology to convert renewable feedstocks into biofuels and green chemistry products. The company's innovative platform, known as OPX EDGE, enables the efficient optimization of microbes and bioprocesses, allowing for improved product performance and sustainability at lower costs compared to petroleum-based alternatives. This approach facilitates the production of economical, bio-based chemicals, contributing to a more sustainable chemical industry.

CoalTek's technology reduces moisture content in a broad range of coals, optimizing plant efficiency and delivering environmental integrity. The CoalTek process was developed, tested, and proven over eight years by Dr. Jerry Weinberg, the company's co-founder, along with chief geologist Neil Ginther. CoalTek opened its first commercial processing facility in Calvert City, Kentucky in 2006. The plant's initial capacity of 120,000 tons/yr will be expanded in the future, and there are also plans to build additional facilities, to meet the growing demand for clean coal.

PowerGenix specializes in the manufacturing of nickel-zinc rechargeable batteries designed for mission-critical applications. Their products are utilized in various sectors, including data centers, intelligent transportation, cordless power tools, hybrid electric vehicles, uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems, personal mobility devices, and medical devices. By focusing on sustainable solutions, PowerGenix aims to provide efficient and reliable battery technologies that support diverse industries while promoting environmental responsibility.

Solazyme is a synthetic biology company that specializes in converting algal biomass into biofuels. Solazyme not only creates biofuels for the the transportation industry, but is experimenting with ways to tailor its products for the cosmetic and food industries.

Laser Light Engines, Inc. specializes in the design, development, and manufacturing of digitally controlled laser-driven light engines intended for illumination applications. Established in 2008 and headquartered in Salem, New Hampshire, the company focuses on advancing laser illumination technologies that enhance digital projection. By replacing traditional lamps, Laser Light Engines delivers significantly brighter colors and sharper images, while also reducing energy consumption and operational costs. This innovation allows clients to achieve superior projected images, marking a notable improvement in projection quality.

Luminus Devices specializes in the development, design, and manufacture of high-performance solid-state lighting solutions, focusing on its patented PhlatLight LEDs. These products are recognized for their exceptional brightness and versatility, enabling innovative applications across various sectors, including projection displays, entertainment, and general lighting. By redefining the solid-state lighting landscape, Luminus Devices has positioned its technology as a key component in products from leading global consumer and specialty companies, making previously unattainable illumination possibilities a reality.

Cerion Technology produces diesel and power products.

Stion Corporation specializes in the manufacture and distribution of thin-film solar modules designed for a variety of applications, including residential, commercial, governmental, utility, and off-grid uses. Established in 2006 and headquartered in San Jose, California, Stion operates a manufacturing facility in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. The company's high-efficiency solar modules utilize innovative cell architecture and all-weather construction, which enhance power output and reliability while minimizing total installed costs. Stion markets its products through a network of authorized dealers in both the United States and international markets.

Enerkem Inc. is a cleantech company based in Montreal, Canada, specializing in the production of renewable biofuels and chemicals derived from waste materials. The company utilizes a proprietary thermochemical process to convert non-recyclable municipal solid waste into cellulosic ethanol and other renewable chemicals. Over a decade of research has validated Enerkem's technology, which addresses issues related to oil dependence and waste disposal. The company operates advanced facilities that support its business model of producing biofuels profitably from a diverse range of feedstocks. Enerkem is majority-owned by a mix of institutional and clean-technology investors, including various venture capital firms and industrial investors. With a workforce of approximately 170 employees across Canada and the United States, Enerkem is committed to transforming waste into sustainable energy solutions.

EnerNoc's technology-enabled energy management solutions help meet the needs of utilities/grid operators that deliver energy and are responsible for maintaining the real-time balance between supply and demand.

EnerNoc's technology-enabled energy management solutions help meet the needs of utilities/grid operators that deliver energy and are responsible for maintaining the real-time balance between supply and demand.

PowerGenix specializes in the manufacturing of nickel-zinc rechargeable batteries designed for mission-critical applications. Their products are utilized in various sectors, including data centers, intelligent transportation, cordless power tools, hybrid electric vehicles, uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems, personal mobility devices, and medical devices. By focusing on sustainable solutions, PowerGenix aims to provide efficient and reliable battery technologies that support diverse industries while promoting environmental responsibility.

CoalTek's technology reduces moisture content in a broad range of coals, optimizing plant efficiency and delivering environmental integrity. The CoalTek process was developed, tested, and proven over eight years by Dr. Jerry Weinberg, the company's co-founder, along with chief geologist Neil Ginther. CoalTek opened its first commercial processing facility in Calvert City, Kentucky in 2006. The plant's initial capacity of 120,000 tons/yr will be expanded in the future, and there are also plans to build additional facilities, to meet the growing demand for clean coal.

Utility Associates, Inc. specializes in providing advanced software and hardware solutions primarily for law enforcement, transportation agencies, and utilities. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Decatur, Georgia, the company offers a range of products designed to enhance mobile field operations and situational awareness. Key offerings include Rocket IOT, which automates evidence gathering, and AVaiL Web, a command and control application that monitors the status and location of personnel and vehicles in real time. Additionally, their BodyWorn camera features voice activation and real-time connectivity, while the Smart Holster detects firearm removal to ensure immediate camera activation. Utility Associates also provides mobile resource management tools, including navigation systems, vehicle diagnostics, and a work management system tailored for the utility sector. Their solutions encompass multimedia storage and connectivity services, aiming to improve operational efficiency and safety for frontline professionals.

Stion Corporation specializes in the manufacture and distribution of thin-film solar modules designed for a variety of applications, including residential, commercial, governmental, utility, and off-grid uses. Established in 2006 and headquartered in San Jose, California, Stion operates a manufacturing facility in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. The company's high-efficiency solar modules utilize innovative cell architecture and all-weather construction, which enhance power output and reliability while minimizing total installed costs. Stion markets its products through a network of authorized dealers in both the United States and international markets.

BrightVolt is an innovative manufacturer of solid-state thin & flexible lithium polymer batteries and power-efficient thin & flexible microelectronics for IoT clients. It specializes in the fields of battery, electronics, and manufacturing. BrightVolt got recapitalization in November 13, 2013.

CoalTek's technology reduces moisture content in a broad range of coals, optimizing plant efficiency and delivering environmental integrity. The CoalTek process was developed, tested, and proven over eight years by Dr. Jerry Weinberg, the company's co-founder, along with chief geologist Neil Ginther. CoalTek opened its first commercial processing facility in Calvert City, Kentucky in 2006. The plant's initial capacity of 120,000 tons/yr will be expanded in the future, and there are also plans to build additional facilities, to meet the growing demand for clean coal.

EnerNoc's technology-enabled energy management solutions help meet the needs of utilities/grid operators that deliver energy and are responsible for maintaining the real-time balance between supply and demand.

EnerNoc's technology-enabled energy management solutions help meet the needs of utilities/grid operators that deliver energy and are responsible for maintaining the real-time balance between supply and demand.

EnerNoc's technology-enabled energy management solutions help meet the needs of utilities/grid operators that deliver energy and are responsible for maintaining the real-time balance between supply and demand.