Katapult Group

Sand to Green provides a long-term solution to the problems of desertification, land degradation, food security, and pressure on primary forests.

Solar Materials specializes in the recycling of photovoltaic modules, focusing on enhancing resource efficiency and improving the carbon footprint of solar technology. The company works with various raw materials such as glass, aluminum, silicon, copper, and silver, all integral to solar module production. By developing environmentally friendly and cost-effective recycling technologies, Solar Materials aims to recover valuable materials from discarded photovoltaic systems, thus promoting sustainability within the solar industry. Their services not only provide economic benefits to clients but also contribute significantly to ecological preservation, aligning with global efforts to reduce waste and improve resource management in renewable energy.

NXT Grid focuses on enhancing access to clean, reliable energy in Africa through the development of solar micro-utilities. The company provides rental services for solar panels and battery equipment, enabling local businesses to become mini-grid developers by eliminating financial and technical obstacles. NXT Grid also offers AI-enabled support services that automate load control and optimize solar energy production. By bundling multiple vetted mini-grids into larger, financeable projects, NXT Grid presents a streamlined investment opportunity for financiers interested in emerging energy markets, while ensuring transparency regarding associated risks. This approach empowers communities and promotes sustainable energy solutions across the region.

Inclusive Energy develops remote monitoring and analytics solutions for solar and biogas companies in the Global South. They provide the digital bridge between off-grid energy providers, end-users and carbon markets.

SolarDuck is a developer of innovative floating solar technology aimed at enhancing the availability of affordable renewable electricity through offshore power plants. Originating from the Dutch maritime industry, SolarDuck's modular solutions are designed to withstand harsh offshore conditions while offering a sustainable alternative to conventional energy sources. This technology addresses the growing global demand for energy by providing higher energy yields and lower installation costs, all without utilizing scarce dry land. By leveraging maritime solutions, SolarDuck aims to contribute significantly to solving various global energy challenges.

CHOOOSE AS, based in Oslo, Norway, specializes in carbon offset solutions by purchasing carbon credits and deleting CO2 emission quotas. The company offers a platform that enables consumer-facing enterprises to integrate climate compensation options into their e-commerce checkouts and applications, facilitating a seamless experience for millions of customers. Founded in 1997, CHOOOSE has received recognition for its innovative approach, being named Norway's startup of the year in 2017 and ranking among the top ten global tech startups by Sir Richard Branson and the Extreme Tech Challenge. Additionally, CHOOOSE sells gift cards online, further enhancing its consumer engagement.