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Stockholm Exergi Holding AB is a prominent provider of district heating, cooling, electricity, and waste management services in Sweden. The company primarily generates heat and electricity from renewable sources such as wastewater and biofuels, as well as non-recyclable waste, while also utilizing seawater for cooling. It operates an extensive district heating network spanning 290 kilometers and a remote cooling network of 25 miles, serving around 10,000 tenant-owner associations, homeowners, real estate companies, and 400 commercial property owners. Stockholm Exergi aims to promote sustainability and climate-positive initiatives in urban areas through the design, construction, and operation of biomass combined heat and power plants. The company, formerly known as AB Fortum Värme Holding, rebranded in January 2018 and is based in Stockholm, operating as a subsidiary of Fortum Power and Heat AB.

Reneza is making renting home a seamless, rewarding and few-clicks activity for letting agents, landlords and tenants through its modern lettings platform.

AEInnova is a company incorporated in late 2014 with a vocation clearly oriented to research, innovation, and development of new products related to alternative energies. In particular, its main objective is the development of technologies for the production of electrical energy through the recovery of waste heat (thermoelectrical energy harvesting).

Reneza is making renting home a seamless, rewarding and few-clicks activity for letting agents, landlords and tenants through its modern lettings platform.

INDRESMAT is an international chemical startup based in Barcelona (Spain) & Geleen (The Netherlands) which mission is to become a game-changer in energy-efficiency in the construction market. Aiming a large scale implementation of high performance & sustainable materials towards Nearly-Zero Energy Buildings, INDRESMAT has unique know-how in bio-Polyurethane Chemistry. Integrated by a multidisciplinary team, our company is developing new disruptive projects that will contribute to reducing fossil CO2 emissions and ultimately fighting Climate Change.

Bloom Biorenewables Ltd is a company focused on developing innovative technology to convert wood and agricultural waste into renewable materials that can replace petroleum-based products. Incorporated in 2019 and based in Marly, Switzerland, the company aims to provide sustainable alternatives for various industries, including chemicals, fragrances, plastics, and textiles. By employing a biomass deconstruction technology platform, Bloom Biorenewables offers a cost-effective method to extract bio-based molecules from plant materials. This approach not only helps customers reduce their reliance on fossil fuels but also contributes to efforts in mitigating climate change by lowering carbon footprints and supporting the transition to a circular economy.

Epishine AB is a Swedish company based in Linköping that specializes in developing and manufacturing printed solar cells made entirely from organic materials. Founded in 2016, the company focuses on harnessing indoor light to power low-energy devices, providing an eco-friendly alternative to disposable batteries. Epishine's product line includes a portable energy device featuring an exchangeable solar sheet, a charging unit equipped with a battery, and USB ports for powering lights and charging mobile phones. The company’s technology is designed to function effectively in low-light environments, making it suitable for a variety of indoor applications.

Minesto AB is a marine energy technology developer based in Gothenburg, Sweden, with operations in Wales, Northern Ireland, and Taiwan. Founded in 2007 by Magnus Landberg, the company specializes in Deep Green technology, designed to generate electricity from slow tidal and ocean currents using a turbine. Minesto's innovative approach aims to harness renewable energy from marine sources, contributing to the transition towards sustainable energy solutions.

Kraftwerk Inc. specializes in the production of innovative energy solutions through its proprietary technology, which converts various fuels, including natural gas, liquefied gas, gasoline, and kerosene, into electricity. The company's key product, the kraftwerk TUBE, is a nanocoated metallic tube designed for compact fuel cell applications. These tubes enable the development of lightweight and highly efficient energy sources suitable for mobile applications in automotive and aerial vehicles. By directly transforming fuels into electricity, Kraftwerk Inc. aims to enhance energy efficiency and promote the use of cleaner energy systems in various industries.

AEInnova is a company incorporated in late 2014 with a vocation clearly oriented to research, innovation, and development of new products related to alternative energies. In particular, its main objective is the development of technologies for the production of electrical energy through the recovery of waste heat (thermoelectrical energy harvesting).

AEInnova is a company incorporated in late 2014 with a vocation clearly oriented to research, innovation, and development of new products related to alternative energies. In particular, its main objective is the development of technologies for the production of electrical energy through the recovery of waste heat (thermoelectrical energy harvesting).

Resolute Marine Energy, Inc. is a Boston-based company founded in 2007 that specializes in developing wave energy converters to generate clean energy from ocean waves. The company focuses on harnessing ocean wave energy for power generation and transporting seawater to onshore desalination facilities, effectively producing potable water and electricity. Its technology serves various commercial applications, including open-ocean aquaculture, seawater desalination, and ocean observation systems. By providing wave-driven power services, Resolute Marine Energy aims to support sustainable development, align water supply and demand in water-stressed areas, and contribute to the reduction of carbon emissions. The company has received grants from the Department of Energy and was recognized as the 2010 winner of the Global Entrepreneurship Week's Startup Open competition.

Kraftwerk Inc. specializes in the production of innovative energy solutions through its proprietary technology, which converts various fuels, including natural gas, liquefied gas, gasoline, and kerosene, into electricity. The company's key product, the kraftwerk TUBE, is a nanocoated metallic tube designed for compact fuel cell applications. These tubes enable the development of lightweight and highly efficient energy sources suitable for mobile applications in automotive and aerial vehicles. By directly transforming fuels into electricity, Kraftwerk Inc. aims to enhance energy efficiency and promote the use of cleaner energy systems in various industries.

Norsepower Oy Ltd is a Finnish clean technology and engineering company that focuses on harnessing renewable wind energy for the maritime industry. Founded in 2012 and based in Helsinki, Norsepower develops low-maintenance, software-operated auxiliary wind propulsion systems, specifically its Rotor Sail Solution. This innovative technology employs the Magnus effect through a spinning cylinder to generate wind power, aiding in the propulsion of vessels. The company's solutions aim to reduce fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions, thereby enhancing the efficiency and sustainability of maritime operations. Norsepower has secured over $6 million in funding from various investors, including Power Fund III and Lifeline Ventures Oy, as well as support from the Finnish Funding Agency for Technology and Innovation.