TotalEnergies Ventures

Adani Power Ltd is an electric utility firm engaged in the production and transmission of energy. As part of the broader Adani Group, it focuses on generating electricity from various sources, including thermal power plants. The company's activities are aligned with the growing demand for energy in India, and it plays a significant role in the country's energy sector. Adani Power aims to support the nation's infrastructure and energy needs while also contributing to sustainable development initiatives within the group. Through its operations, Adani Power is committed to providing reliable electricity to industrial and commercial users, as well as residential consumers, thus playing a vital role in the ongoing energy transition in India.

Clearway Energy Group offers clean energy solutions. With its public affiliate Clearway Energy, Inc., it owns and operates more than 8 gigatonnes of renewable and conventional energy assets across the country. As it develops a nationwide pipeline of new renewable energy projects for the future, its 6.9 gigatonnes of operating wind, solar, and energy storage assets offset the equivalent of more than 10.5 million metric tons of carbon emissions for its customers today.

H2 MOBILITY is a hydrogen filling station operator that offers consulting, planning, and construction services for hydrogen stations.

AutoGrid is a company that specializes in energy data management and big data analytics to enhance the efficiency of energy delivery. Founded in 2011 at Stanford University, AutoGrid develops a suite of applications aimed at managing distributed energy resources (DERs) in real time. These applications allow utilities, electricity retailers, and energy service providers to optimize energy distribution by leveraging vast amounts of data from smart meters, sensors, and third-party sources. By employing advanced algorithms and data science techniques, AutoGrid enables clients to monitor, predict, and control energy assets across global networks, ultimately facilitating the delivery of clean, affordable, and reliable energy. The team comprises skilled software architects, engineers, data scientists, and energy experts dedicated to addressing critical challenges in the energy sector.

ZOLA Electric is a provider of off-grid solar solutions tailored for African markets, specifically operating in Tanzania, Rwanda, Ghana, and Côte d'Ivoire. Established in 2012 and headquartered in Arusha, Tanzania, with an additional office in San Francisco, the company offers solar home kits to individual households through a leasing or sales model. Utilizing the latest solar, battery, and power electronics technology, ZOLA Electric's systems are designed to meet varying energy needs and income levels, allowing customers to make payments via PAYGo micro-financing and mobile money. The company's innovative approach has enabled it to power over 180,000 homes and businesses in rural and urban areas. ZOLA Electric, previously known as Off-Grid Electric Tanzania Limited until its name change in 2018, has received multiple awards, including the UN Momentum for Change Award and the Zayed Future Energy Prize, and has garnered investment from prominent firms such as Tesla and Total.

Chargetrip is the world's leading Smart EV Routing platform. We make EV-driving and -charging seamless, reduce operational costs, and unlock new business models. Our customers are CPOs (e.g. EnBW, Recharge, EDP, Iberdrola), Fleet Operators (e.g. Total), OEMs (e.g. Porsche), Telematics providers (e.g. Autosense), and Mobility Service Providers (e.g. Elbil, ANWB). They use our Routing-API to power solutions for individual EV-drivers and EV-fleets; owned, leased, rented, shared, and autonomous. Our routing engine uses over 15 different (dynamic) variables to calculate the real-time range of any EV (currently 260+ EV models). Proprietary algorithms then compute the best route from A, to B (to C, to D) with the optimal charge stations in between; specific to that vehicle, to that journey, business logic, and fleet specs. Build-in predictive models optimize for total travel-time and travel-costs. Chargetrip’s API is easy to integrate into existing charge-, navigation-, Fleet operating, and telematics applications. On average, over 175.000 EV drivers use our software every month; equal to 10% of all EV’s in Europe.

LevelTen Energy is a company that provides renewable transaction infrastructure. It connects renewable energy buyers, advisors, and sellers and gives them the tools and services they need to get better deals done faster. Its technology-enabled marketplace connects a broader class of C & I to utility-scale projects.

Bluecharge operates Singapore’s largest electric vehicle (EV) charging network. Our service is a commitment to developing the infrastructure to support Singapore’s EV revolution, encouraging car owners to make the switch from petrol and diesel cars to electric vehicles.

Onto is an electric vehicle subscription startup that provides an all-inclusive, hassle-free solution for driving an electric car. The company provides an electric car subscription service that helps people make the switch to driving electric cars. The company was founded in 2017 by co-founders Rob Jolly and Dannan O’Meachair in Warwick, United Kingdom.

Circulor uses blockchain and AI to cut the cost of traceability and due diligence in raw materials supply chains. Its pioneer customers include car manufacturers, EV battery manufacturers, commodity traders, and miners who collectively want to pioneer more effective approaches to responsible sourcing. Circulor was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in London, England.

Freyr Energy is a full-service solar company that offers a range of smart solar rooftops, pumps, petrol pumps, and micro grids. Freyr Energy was founded by Saurabh Marda and Radhika Choudary in 2014 and is based in Andhra Pradesh, India.

Ampersand catalyzes and power mass-market electric mobility. By supplying the battery swap network and operating system the company makes sustainable mobility rapidly accessible and affordable for developing markets, to improve livelihoods and the environment. As of January 2024, 2000 Ampersand customers are covering 1.5 million km a week in Nairobi and Kigali.

SHYFT builds industrial-grade IoT and integrated software to connect and intelligently manage distributed energy resources (DERs) in markets that struggle with resiliency. SHYFT is pioneering the development of integrated decentralized power systems in emerging markets like Nigeria, leapfrogging over traditional central infrastructure and enabling DERs to scale and support existing but unreliable grids.

Deep Branch Biotechnology Ltd., founded in 2018 and based in Nottingham, UK, specializes in carbon recycling services aimed at creating sustainable ingredients for food and feed. By utilizing clean and renewable carbon and energy sources, the company employs a proprietary gas fermentation platform that leverages sustainable feedstocks to produce bio-based products with a significantly reduced carbon footprint. Deep Branch focuses on customer-driven research and development, enabling it to swiftly deliver innovative solutions to meet the growing demand for sustainable food systems. The company collaborates with local suppliers of strategic raw materials, fostering local economies while ensuring a reliable input supply. With a clear roadmap for scaling its operations, Deep Branch has formed strong partnerships across the value chain and has integrated effectively with carbon dioxide suppliers to optimize the deployment of its technology. By producing ingredients that require no arable land and minimal water, Deep Branch is addressing climate change and biodiversity loss, contributing to a more sustainable future without compromising on nutritional quality.

Adani Power Ltd is an electric utility firm engaged in the production and transmission of energy. As part of the broader Adani Group, it focuses on generating electricity from various sources, including thermal power plants. The company's activities are aligned with the growing demand for energy in India, and it plays a significant role in the country's energy sector. Adani Power aims to support the nation's infrastructure and energy needs while also contributing to sustainable development initiatives within the group. Through its operations, Adani Power is committed to providing reliable electricity to industrial and commercial users, as well as residential consumers, thus playing a vital role in the ongoing energy transition in India.

Solstice provides turnkey customer solutions for shared solar. It also offers subscriber aggregation and management services to solar developers, utilities, and other providers of shared solar energy. Employing community organizing techniques and the nation's first online marketplace and customer management platform for shared solar, Solstice leverages network effects to aggregate consumer demand and put more solar in the ground. Solstice's goal is to use community solar to help these groups meet one another and to unlock the possibility of solar power for these households. Solstice was founded on the belief that every American household can be powered by affordable renewable energy. By deploying community solar, Solstice works for greater energy equity and a future in which clean energy works for every American household, regardless of income level, credit score, or any other factor. It has received the C3E Women in Clean Energy Entrepreneurship Award, MassChallenge Silver Award, Kia Revisionaries Award, and Gold Stevie Award as well as the Echoing Green Climate Fellow, Inc Magazine’s Female Founder 100, Elle’s US Women Entrepreneur of the Year, a Renewable Energy World 40 Under 40 in Solar, a Grist 50 Fixer, a GLG Social Impact Fellow, a Cordes Fellow, and an Acumen Global Fellow award . The company was founded in 2016 and is headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Fonroche Biogaz designs, builds and operates anaerobic-digestion units in France. The company has industrial and technological expertise across the whole renewable gas value chain and an installed capacity of close to 500 gigawatt hours

Digital Energy Solutions is a joint venture between the BMW Group and the Viessmann Group, based in Munich, Germany. The company specializes in energy supply management services, providing a range of solutions that include charging infrastructure, electricity market services, storage solutions, and both electricity and heat generation. Its offerings are designed to meet the needs of various clients in both the private and public sectors, emphasizing efficient energy management and sustainable practices.

Angaza provides a technology that enables businesses to provide affordable life-changing products to people in emerging markets. The company's comprehensive pay-as-you-go platform is used by manufacturing and distribution companies around the world to sell life-changing products to the next billion off-grid consumers. It aims to end poverty by enabling universal access to transformative products, services, and information. With affordable access to livelihood necessities like solar lights and clean cookstoves, people without access to credit or traditional banking services can start on a path to financial inclusion. Angaza was established in 2010 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

HYZON Motors Inc is a manufacturer of hydrogen fuel cell-powered commercial vehicles, including heavy-duty trucks, medium-duty trucks, city buses, and coaches. Founded in 2020 and based in Honeoye Falls, New York, the company operates globally, supplying vehicles across North America, Europe, China, and Australasia. In addition to vehicle manufacturing, HYZON is committed to developing a clean hydrogen supply ecosystem by collaborating with partners involved in feedstock sourcing, production, dispensing, and financing. The company aims to address the growing demand for zero-emission vehicles by utilizing advanced fuel cell and electric propulsion technologies to electrify established vehicle platforms. Future expansion into light-duty commercial vehicles is also anticipated, further broadening its impact in the clean transportation sector.

SparkMeter offers grid-management solutions that enable underserved markets to access electricity. Its platform helps utilities to provide reliable power to their customers, increase electricity access, and invest in renewable energy and energy efficiency in their systems, enabling rural areas to access sustainable power distribution.

Volta Charging is a marketing and advertising company that designs, installs, and maintains a network of electric vehicle charging stations funded by sponsor brands. The company provides a valuable community amenity in markets across the U.S. helping brands meet consumers at the optimal moment of the purchase decision. It was founded in 2010 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

Swiftly develops enterprise software that helps transit agencies and cities improve urban mobility. The platform harnesses billions of data points and sophisticated algorithms to improve transit system performance, service reliability, and real-time passenger information.

Circulor uses blockchain and AI to cut the cost of traceability and due diligence in raw materials supply chains. Its pioneer customers include car manufacturers, EV battery manufacturers, commodity traders, and miners who collectively want to pioneer more effective approaches to responsible sourcing. Circulor was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in London, England.

LULA is a mobility platform that connects corporate commuters to private shared shuttles on their commute to work; freeing up time and saving them money. We partner with verified 3rd party shuttle operators who use our driver app to pickup passengers on route in an optimized manner. Passengers use our commuter app to request, pay and track their ride in real-time and then use the mobile pass to check-in on board. We provide our services as B2B as well as B2B2C.

OnTruck is a platform that is based on the use of new technologies to offer companies regional merchandise transport services, through an immediate and transparent price management system. OnTruck puts companies in contact with a wide network of professional carriers, in order to provide a reliable and efficient delivery service, and with the possibility to check in real time the status of each shipment. For their part, carriers can receive orders and accept them if they wish through a free application, so that they can complete the loading of their vehicles and increase their income. For the creation and implementation of OnTruck, its founders allocated 100,000 euros, although friends and family soon wanted to participate, with an investment of 500,000 euros. In October 2016, they closed a first round of financing worth 2 million euros, in which Point Nine Capital, based in Berlin, participated; the British fund Local Globe; and Samaipata Ventures. In May 2017, a second round of financing of 9.2 million euros led by Atomico took place, followed by the French fund IdInvest, and the venture capital arm of the company, also French, Total Energy. In May 2018 they received their third round of financing worth 25 million euros, led by the Cathay Innovation fund, followed by Atomico, Idinvest Partners, All Iron Ventures, Total Energy Ventures, GP Bullhound. The startup, which is focused on the regional palletized merchandise transport service, currently operates in two countries: Spain and the United Kingdom. In Spain it is present in the downtown area (Madrid and neighboring provinces), Catalonia and the Valencian Community. In the United Kingdom it operates in London and in the Southeast area of ​​the country. Yours is a simple, transparent and effective service. On the one hand, it provides an immediate way to access their prices, simply by entering the web and quoting shipping. Any company can schedule a shipment for free and hire in less than two minutes a load of any dry or refrigerated merchandise on local or regional routes in the areas it currently operates. The transport can be for that same time or scheduled, that is, the typical services of 24h and 48h, which means that they can pick up any palletized goods in less than 30 minutes. They are also very competitive in price within their sector, becoming up to 50% cheaper compared to the rates that are usually handled in the sector. On the other hand, OnTruck are firmly committed to optimizing the use of industrial vehicles by generating routes. Its technological solution seeks to capture the inefficiencies that are generated in the regional transport of goods when you combine and execute a high volume of loads in a very defined geographical area and generate opportunities for routes that reduce the number of kilometers that vehicles in our network make in empty.

Adani Power Ltd is an electric utility firm engaged in the production and transmission of energy. As part of the broader Adani Group, it focuses on generating electricity from various sources, including thermal power plants. The company's activities are aligned with the growing demand for energy in India, and it plays a significant role in the country's energy sector. Adani Power aims to support the nation's infrastructure and energy needs while also contributing to sustainable development initiatives within the group. Through its operations, Adani Power is committed to providing reliable electricity to industrial and commercial users, as well as residential consumers, thus playing a vital role in the ongoing energy transition in India.

Chargetrip is the world's leading Smart EV Routing platform. We make EV-driving and -charging seamless, reduce operational costs, and unlock new business models. Our customers are CPOs (e.g. EnBW, Recharge, EDP, Iberdrola), Fleet Operators (e.g. Total), OEMs (e.g. Porsche), Telematics providers (e.g. Autosense), and Mobility Service Providers (e.g. Elbil, ANWB). They use our Routing-API to power solutions for individual EV-drivers and EV-fleets; owned, leased, rented, shared, and autonomous. Our routing engine uses over 15 different (dynamic) variables to calculate the real-time range of any EV (currently 260+ EV models). Proprietary algorithms then compute the best route from A, to B (to C, to D) with the optimal charge stations in between; specific to that vehicle, to that journey, business logic, and fleet specs. Build-in predictive models optimize for total travel-time and travel-costs. Chargetrip’s API is easy to integrate into existing charge-, navigation-, Fleet operating, and telematics applications. On average, over 175.000 EV drivers use our software every month; equal to 10% of all EV’s in Europe.

Promethean Power Systems, Inc. specializes in designing and manufacturing refrigeration systems tailored for cold-storage and milk chilling applications in off-grid and partially electrified areas. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Somerville, Massachusetts, with an additional office in Pune, India, the company provides a range of products including milk chillers, cold storage solutions, solar add-ons, and smart monitoring systems. Its technologies are particularly beneficial for dairy processors and individual farmers, allowing for improved milk collection and preservation, thereby reducing spoilage and transportation costs. This enhances the quality of milk collected from remote villages and increases farmer incomes. The refrigeration systems operate using grid power, with backup options that include generators and future plans for thermal battery storage, facilitating reliable cold-chain distribution without dependence on diesel generators.

GridBeyond Limited specializes in smart grid optimization solutions that utilize artificial intelligence to support a transition to a zero-carbon future. The company's platform integrates on-site hardware, cloud-based software, and a hybrid battery and demand network, enabling the automation and control of energy demand through machine learning technology. GridBeyond serves a diverse range of sectors, including industrial, manufacturing, and logistics, by connecting distributed energy resources with electricity markets. This approach allows customers to access utility-scale renewable generation and battery storage, thus maximizing efficiency and enhancing grid performance. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Watford, United Kingdom, GridBeyond also has offices in Dublin, Cork, and Houston.

Powerhive offers key tools and services for implementing profitable rural electrification projects in energy access markets. Its technology platform is ideal for energy providers and developers of any size and can be integrated with new projects or as a retrofit for existing mini-grids.

Booster is energy delivered, integrated logistics, and society’s solution for decarbonizing last-mile delivery. We reinvented the way vehicles get power for 120,000+ customers and 300+ businesses. Their customers have saved more than eight million miles and four million pounds of CO2 emissions. With Booster, businesses can add back more than 31K labor hours every year, plus 68 thousand miles of wear and tear and $700K spent on fueling. Booster was established in 2015 and operates in San Mateo, California, United States.

LevelTen Energy is a company that provides renewable transaction infrastructure. It connects renewable energy buyers, advisors, and sellers and gives them the tools and services they need to get better deals done faster. Its technology-enabled marketplace connects a broader class of C & I to utility-scale projects.

Heetch is a ride-sharing app targeted at late night transportation seekers, offering an alternative to taxis. It was launch in Paris in 2013 led by co-founder Teddy Pellerin and Jacob Matthieu. Today, it has thousands of daily rides in France, Belgium, and Morocco. The company is backed by Cathay Innovation, Total Ventures, and Felix Capital.

They design nomad energy solutions (like backpack) for recharging all connected mobile devices (laptop, cameras, smartphones, speakers, fans, coolers, etc .....) in 5, 12 and 230 v. The batteries being recharged with photovoltaic solutions (also on wall sockets!). They also have plans for clean energy solutions for camping, for hiking. They develop innovative solutions for "e.mobilité" / kickscooters, bikes, skates, etc ...

Mobility Growth Platform. Be:Mo enables all mobility players driver growth and profitability through APIs based services. Mobility services and technology requires users to switch to and adopt new habits : should it be charging vehicles, selecting the relevant fuel, understanding their energy mix, finding parking location, receiving deliveries, leasing or renting plug-in hybrid and or electric vehicles. Also, users more and more got used to new user experience set by technology companies, that makes it easy for them to adopt new digitised services. Be:Mo connects the dots : the need to increase mobility services adoption growth rates, while enabling fully digitised experience.

PEG is an asset financing company that specializes in providing Pay As You Go solar energy products to off-grid customers in West Africa, particularly in Ghana, Cote d'Ivoire, and Senegal. Founded in 2013 by Hugh Whalan and Nate Heller, PEG aims to improve the quality of life for its customers by offering financing for solar home systems. This financing model allows households to transition from expensive and polluting fuel sources, such as kerosene, to sustainable solar energy, which not only enhances their living conditions but also serves as a long-term asset. PEG's solar systems provide access to better lighting, mobile phone charging, and appliances like radios and televisions, contributing to a more sustainable and efficient energy solution for underserved communities. Headquartered in Accra, Ghana, PEG is dedicated to promoting renewable energy and improving the standard of living for its customers through innovative financing solutions.

Zetu Africa is creating Seatpack, a school bag that turns into a mobile bamboo classroom chair with a writing surface to help Primary School Children read and write in more dignified conditions indoors and outdoors.

Grab operates a mobile technology platform that integrates city transportation for driver-partners and customers in South East Asia. It offers services like GrabTaxi, GrabCar, GrabHitch, GrabShare, GrabCoach, GrabShuttle, GrabShuttle Plus, GrabFamily, JustGrab, GrabNow, and GrabRental. Grab offers services in Singapore, Indonesia, Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, and Myanmar. Anthony Tan and Tan Hooi Lng founded it in 2012 and is headquartered in Singapore. It has additional offices in Seattle, Beijing, Bangalore, Jakarta, and Vietnam.

SWAPafrica is an online platform where you can swap your skills, goods and services in exchange for the skills, goods and services.

Synova is in manufacturing high-performance recycled polypropylene for the automotive sector. Synova produces 20,000 tonnes per year of polypropylene that meets the highest quality standards of original equipment manufacturers and automakers from recycled plastics.

Elroy Air is a logistics company that specializes in the fields of logistics, robotics, and air transportation. Its air cargo system features rotor-based vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) and transitions to wing-based cruise flight for long-range. It was founded in 2016 and headquartered in San Francisco, California.

Oncochain is focused on creating a real-world data platform tailored for oncology, aimed at standardizing and aggregating anonymized data from cancer patients. This platform generates valuable analytics that support pharmaceutical research and enhance value-based care for healthcare providers. Utilizing a web-based oncology-specific electronic health record, Oncochain develops operational data repositories that streamline the information flow between providers and enhance the skills of oncology professionals. The platform significantly aids research by reducing the time required for patient recruitment in clinical trials and establishing a framework for multi-centric study design and implementation. Through its SaaS analytics tool, Oncochain provides critical real-world data insights to clients, including pharmaceutical companies and contract research organizations, ultimately contributing to improved outcomes in oncological care and accelerating research efforts.

Sunfire specializes in the development and manufacture of systems for producing renewable industrial gases and fuels, including hydrogen and syngas. These alternatives, referred to as e-Gas, e-Fuel, or e-Chemicals, serve as substitutes for fossil fuels like mineral oil and natural gas, integrating seamlessly into existing infrastructures. The company utilizes solid oxide cells for the conversion process, which can also function as generators to provide electricity and heat. Sunfire aims to make regenerative energy from sources such as wind, hydropower, and solar power available consistently, transcending the limitations of intermittent energy generation. Their innovative electrolyzers leverage both alkaline and solid oxide technologies, enabling sectors like chemical, fuel, and steel industries to effectively transition to renewable energy sources.

G7 is a provider and operator of fleet management systems that focuses on optimizing the transportation ecosystem in China. With an installation base of 800,000 cargo vehicles, the company utilizes proprietary hardware devices to gather critical data for logistics companies and drivers. Its platform enables businesses to monitor the location of trucks, track cargo status—including temperature and humidity—analyze fuel consumption, and record driver habits. By offering tools for route optimization and estimating departure and arrival times, G7 helps corporate clients and business owners enhance the efficiency of their transportation networks.

tado° GmbH is a Munich-based company that specializes in developing and marketing home climate control systems. Founded in 2010, the company offers a combination of hardware and software solutions designed to enhance the efficiency of heating and cooling systems in residential and small business environments. tado°'s innovative products adjust to the behavior of residents in real time while also considering weather forecasts and building characteristics. The company distributes its offerings through both retail stores and online platforms, positioning itself at the intersection of technology and sustainable energy management in the cleantech market. With an additional office in London, tado° continues to focus on integrating Internet of Things technology into everyday climate control solutions.

MTPV Power Corporation is a clean energy company that focuses on innovations in Micron-gap ThermalPhotoVoltaics technology (MTPV). MTPV technology began development at MIT and Draper Laboratory before moving to the labs of MTPV Power Corporation. It was founded in 2003 and headquartered in Austin, Texas.

G2mobility offers smartcharging solutions for electric vehicles with energy management systems. It was founded in 2009. G2mobility is based in Paris, France.

Cosmo Tech is a global technology company that helps the C-suite make optimal business decisions. The company was founded in 2010 by Michel Morvan and Hugues de Bantel. Then known as The CoSMo Company, the Lyon-based startup quickly established itself as a global reference in the modeling and simulation of complex systems. The company’s innovative approach to complexity and capacity to model any complex system in any industry quickly set the company on the path to success. Cosmo Tech has been recognised publicly for its industry-validated software including being named a Cool Vendor in Data Science by Gartner in 2016, recognised as France’s Most Innovative Software Company by EY and Syntec in 2016, named to the Cleantech Global 100 in 2017, and named to both the Red Herring 100 Europe and Red Herring 100 USA lists in 2017. In 2014 the company raised $5.2 million in Series A funding, expanded operations to the US, and opened its San Francisco office. In 2017 the company raised an additional $3.1 million in a follow-on round and was rebranded as Cosmo Tech. Today Cosmo Tech has a diverse team of more than 70 employees serving clients in Europe and North America.

AutoGrid is a company that specializes in energy data management and big data analytics to enhance the efficiency of energy delivery. Founded in 2011 at Stanford University, AutoGrid develops a suite of applications aimed at managing distributed energy resources (DERs) in real time. These applications allow utilities, electricity retailers, and energy service providers to optimize energy distribution by leveraging vast amounts of data from smart meters, sensors, and third-party sources. By employing advanced algorithms and data science techniques, AutoGrid enables clients to monitor, predict, and control energy assets across global networks, ultimately facilitating the delivery of clean, affordable, and reliable energy. The team comprises skilled software architects, engineers, data scientists, and energy experts dedicated to addressing critical challenges in the energy sector.

WayKonect is a startup based in Lille, right in the middle of the French Tech area, specialized in connected car. Their goal ? Provide innovative solutions to manage your vehicle fleet in real time, wherever you are.

SHYFT builds industrial-grade IoT and integrated software to connect and intelligently manage distributed energy resources (DERs) in markets that struggle with resiliency. SHYFT is pioneering the development of integrated decentralized power systems in emerging markets like Nigeria, leapfrogging over traditional central infrastructure and enabling DERs to scale and support existing but unreliable grids.

OnTruck is a platform that is based on the use of new technologies to offer companies regional merchandise transport services, through an immediate and transparent price management system. OnTruck puts companies in contact with a wide network of professional carriers, in order to provide a reliable and efficient delivery service, and with the possibility to check in real time the status of each shipment. For their part, carriers can receive orders and accept them if they wish through a free application, so that they can complete the loading of their vehicles and increase their income. For the creation and implementation of OnTruck, its founders allocated 100,000 euros, although friends and family soon wanted to participate, with an investment of 500,000 euros. In October 2016, they closed a first round of financing worth 2 million euros, in which Point Nine Capital, based in Berlin, participated; the British fund Local Globe; and Samaipata Ventures. In May 2017, a second round of financing of 9.2 million euros led by Atomico took place, followed by the French fund IdInvest, and the venture capital arm of the company, also French, Total Energy. In May 2018 they received their third round of financing worth 25 million euros, led by the Cathay Innovation fund, followed by Atomico, Idinvest Partners, All Iron Ventures, Total Energy Ventures, GP Bullhound. The startup, which is focused on the regional palletized merchandise transport service, currently operates in two countries: Spain and the United Kingdom. In Spain it is present in the downtown area (Madrid and neighboring provinces), Catalonia and the Valencian Community. In the United Kingdom it operates in London and in the Southeast area of ​​the country. Yours is a simple, transparent and effective service. On the one hand, it provides an immediate way to access their prices, simply by entering the web and quoting shipping. Any company can schedule a shipment for free and hire in less than two minutes a load of any dry or refrigerated merchandise on local or regional routes in the areas it currently operates. The transport can be for that same time or scheduled, that is, the typical services of 24h and 48h, which means that they can pick up any palletized goods in less than 30 minutes. They are also very competitive in price within their sector, becoming up to 50% cheaper compared to the rates that are usually handled in the sector. On the other hand, OnTruck are firmly committed to optimizing the use of industrial vehicles by generating routes. Its technological solution seeks to capture the inefficiencies that are generated in the regional transport of goods when you combine and execute a high volume of loads in a very defined geographical area and generate opportunities for routes that reduce the number of kilometers that vehicles in our network make in empty.

Clean Energy is the largest provider of natural gas fuel for transportation in North America, fueling over 35,000 vehicles each day at approximately 500 fueling stations throughout the United States and Canada. With a broad customer base in a variety of markets, including trucking, airport shuttles, taxis, refuse, and public transit, we build and operate compressed natural gas (CNG) and liquefied natural gas (LNG) fueling stations; manufacture CNG and LNG equipment and technologies for ourselves and other companies; and develop renewable natural gas (RNG) production facilities.

Direct Energie is a major player in the electricity and gas market, present in France and Belgium. Direct Energie provides the individuals who have, since the opening of the market in 2007, made the choice of an alternative energy supplier. Also, Direct Energie provides nearly 260,000 professional customers (craftsmen, tradesmen, freelancers) and businesses, regardless of the number of sites (SMEs, retail networks, bank branches or relay offices), as well as consumers. industrial. Moreover, Direct Energie currently supplies nearly 100,000 municipalities and communities in France. The Group is steadily strengthening its position in this customer segment with, in particular, the signing of a contract with SIPPEREC (Syndicat Intercommunal de la Périphérie de Paris for Electricity and Communication Networks), the SDEC (Syndicat Intercommunal de Paris). energies of Calvados), the Métropole de Grenoble or public institutions such as the Grand Port Maritime du Havre.

SHYFT builds industrial-grade IoT and integrated software to connect and intelligently manage distributed energy resources (DERs) in markets that struggle with resiliency. SHYFT is pioneering the development of integrated decentralized power systems in emerging markets like Nigeria, leapfrogging over traditional central infrastructure and enabling DERs to scale and support existing but unreliable grids.

Ionic Materials technology team has extensive experience in polymer science, electrochemistry and battery science and they are further supported by leading experts from academia and industry. Ionic’s polymer electrolyte represents a major breakthrough in battery technology. By enabling the creation of batteries that are safer, cheaper, and higher performance than the current state-of-the-art, Ionic’s polymer electrolyte shatters the traditional battery design paradigm, under which safety, cost, and performance must generally be traded off against one another. They are excited to bring this technology to market with core partners in the battery industry.

Stem brings and optimizes energy consumption to business through its distributed storage technology. Since 2009, Stem has been analyzing how various types of businesses use electricity and how they are charged for it. The company uses this information to design a solution that protects companies from unnecessarily high electricity costs without requiring any changes to the way they run their businesses. Stem combines big data, predictive analytics, and energy storage to reduce electric costs for businesses and in aggregate, deliver services to the grid.

ZOLA Electric is a provider of off-grid solar solutions tailored for African markets, specifically operating in Tanzania, Rwanda, Ghana, and Côte d'Ivoire. Established in 2012 and headquartered in Arusha, Tanzania, with an additional office in San Francisco, the company offers solar home kits to individual households through a leasing or sales model. Utilizing the latest solar, battery, and power electronics technology, ZOLA Electric's systems are designed to meet varying energy needs and income levels, allowing customers to make payments via PAYGo micro-financing and mobile money. The company's innovative approach has enabled it to power over 180,000 homes and businesses in rural and urban areas. ZOLA Electric, previously known as Off-Grid Electric Tanzania Limited until its name change in 2018, has received multiple awards, including the UN Momentum for Change Award and the Zayed Future Energy Prize, and has garnered investment from prominent firms such as Tesla and Total.

Octillion Power Systems is a provider of advanced lithium-ion batteries for industrial and vehicle applications.

Mandulis Energy is a renewable energy company that develops and operates projects primarily in emerging markets. The company focuses on improving energy access by ensuring that its solutions are reliable, sustainable, and affordable. Mandulis Energy specializes in the thermochemical conversion of solid biomass in a low-oxygen environment to produce synthetic gas. This innovative approach enables industries to adapt and enhance their operations while delivering cleantech services tailored to the unique challenges faced in emerging markets.

EREN is the first group dedicated to natural resource efficiency. It was founded in 2012 by Pâris Mouratoglou and David Corchia with EUR 600 million equity. Through its different subsidiaries and activities, EREN offers reliable solutions to its clients and partners alike, enabling them to profitably rationalize their consumption of natural resources.

Greenflex is an energy company that works to restore the environment and the global climate. The company design and accelerate the implementation of solutions aimed at environmental and societal excellence in order to help their customers on a trajectory of transformation towards a restorative model. Greenflex was founded in 2009 and headquartered in Paris, Ile-de-France.

Maersk Oil is an international oil and gas company with a 2016 entitlement production of 313,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day. Our production comes from Denmark, the UK, Norway, Kazakhstan, the US Gulf of Mexico and Algeria. Exploration and development activities are on-going in Angola, Kenya, Brazil, Kurdistan Region of Iraq and in the producing countries.

Touch Group provides a single-account, multichannel, and modular payment solution. Their device manages all the transactional needs of their customers. They offer payment acceptance, digital credit, real-time reporting, service distribution, mass payments, invoicing, cash-flow management, money transfer, and intercontinental settlement services.

United Wind offers a range of small-scale wind turbine leases along with installation services for farms, businesses, and homeowners. It manages everything from lease approval, permitting to installation and maintenance. These leases involve no upfront cost and help customers save money on electricity expenses. The company's WindLease lets them make the switch to cost-effective wind energy without traditionally high upfront costs. United Wind was founded by Russell Tencer and Tal Mamo in January 2013 and is based in Brooklyn, New York.

OnTruck is a platform that is based on the use of new technologies to offer companies regional merchandise transport services, through an immediate and transparent price management system. OnTruck puts companies in contact with a wide network of professional carriers, in order to provide a reliable and efficient delivery service, and with the possibility to check in real time the status of each shipment. For their part, carriers can receive orders and accept them if they wish through a free application, so that they can complete the loading of their vehicles and increase their income. For the creation and implementation of OnTruck, its founders allocated 100,000 euros, although friends and family soon wanted to participate, with an investment of 500,000 euros. In October 2016, they closed a first round of financing worth 2 million euros, in which Point Nine Capital, based in Berlin, participated; the British fund Local Globe; and Samaipata Ventures. In May 2017, a second round of financing of 9.2 million euros led by Atomico took place, followed by the French fund IdInvest, and the venture capital arm of the company, also French, Total Energy. In May 2018 they received their third round of financing worth 25 million euros, led by the Cathay Innovation fund, followed by Atomico, Idinvest Partners, All Iron Ventures, Total Energy Ventures, GP Bullhound. The startup, which is focused on the regional palletized merchandise transport service, currently operates in two countries: Spain and the United Kingdom. In Spain it is present in the downtown area (Madrid and neighboring provinces), Catalonia and the Valencian Community. In the United Kingdom it operates in London and in the Southeast area of ​​the country. Yours is a simple, transparent and effective service. On the one hand, it provides an immediate way to access their prices, simply by entering the web and quoting shipping. Any company can schedule a shipment for free and hire in less than two minutes a load of any dry or refrigerated merchandise on local or regional routes in the areas it currently operates. The transport can be for that same time or scheduled, that is, the typical services of 24h and 48h, which means that they can pick up any palletized goods in less than 30 minutes. They are also very competitive in price within their sector, becoming up to 50% cheaper compared to the rates that are usually handled in the sector. On the other hand, OnTruck are firmly committed to optimizing the use of industrial vehicles by generating routes. Its technological solution seeks to capture the inefficiencies that are generated in the regional transport of goods when you combine and execute a high volume of loads in a very defined geographical area and generate opportunities for routes that reduce the number of kilometers that vehicles in our network make in empty.

Xee has created since 2011 the first open-data platform of connected cars. With more than 11M kilometers, Xee offers a reliable and industrial full stack solution to make drivers’ lives smarter, easier and more enjoyable.

Savanna Energy Services operates as a contract drilling and oilfield services company in Canada, the United States, and Australia. Established in 1970 and headquartered in Calgary, the company provides a range of services including contract drilling, well servicing, and oilfield rentals, utilizing a fleet of approximately 100 drilling rigs and 80 well service rigs. Savanna emphasizes fit-for-purpose technologies and maintains strong relationships with Aboriginal communities. Its services are designed to support energy exploration, development, and production activities, offering clients a balance of experience and quality in meeting their operational needs. As of 2017, Savanna Energy Services operates as a subsidiary of Total Energy Services Inc.

Scotrenewables Tidal Power Limited (SRTP) is a renewable energy research and development business based in the Orkney Islands. Founded in 2002, Scotrenewables has become a leading tidal turbine developer, and is the longest established, indigenous and still majority locally owned tidal energy technology developer based in Scotland. SRTP have developed an innovative floating tidal energy converter known as the Scotrenewables Tidal Turbine. Nine different scale models of the device have been tested extensively over the past 10 years both offshore and in laboratory environments.

Sigfox is a leading provider of connectivity for the Internet of Things (IoT), specializing in low-power wide-area networking services. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Labège, France, the company has developed a global network designed to connect billions of devices to the Internet while minimizing energy consumption and complexity. By addressing key barriers to IoT adoption—cost, energy use, and scalability—Sigfox supports various industries, including supply chain and logistics, manufacturing, utilities, insurance, and agriculture. Its cloud-based platform simplifies device-to-cloud communications, allowing clients to benefit from efficient connectivity solutions. As of now, Sigfox's network spans 26 countries, with plans for expansion to 60 countries, serving a population of approximately 397 million people and fostering a growing ecosystem of partners and innovations in the IoT space.

Renmatix, Inc. (formerly Sriya Innovations) enables the production of chemicals and fuels from cellulosic biomass. The company processes cellulosic sugars to provide intermediaries. It also involves in the conversion of cellulosic sugars into cellulosic ethanol or other advanced biofuels. The company was formerly known as Syria Innovations, Inc. and changed its name to Renmatix, Inc. in April 2011. The company was founded in 2003 and is based in Kennesaw, Georgia.

Lampiris, an independent supplier of gas, green power and energy services such as insulation, furnace maintenance, wood and pellets for heating, and smart thermostats, has been active in the Belgian energy market since 2005. Lampiris, which currently supplies more than a million accounts, is the third-largest supplier in the residential energy market in Belgium.

Gulf Africa Petroleum Corporation (GAPCO) a company registered in Mauritius, is a subsidiary of Reliance Industries Limited,one of the largest conglomerate and listed company in India engaged, inter alia, in exploration and distribution of oil and gas, petroleum refining and marketing.

AutoGrid is a company that specializes in energy data management and big data analytics to enhance the efficiency of energy delivery. Founded in 2011 at Stanford University, AutoGrid develops a suite of applications aimed at managing distributed energy resources (DERs) in real time. These applications allow utilities, electricity retailers, and energy service providers to optimize energy distribution by leveraging vast amounts of data from smart meters, sensors, and third-party sources. By employing advanced algorithms and data science techniques, AutoGrid enables clients to monitor, predict, and control energy assets across global networks, ultimately facilitating the delivery of clean, affordable, and reliable energy. The team comprises skilled software architects, engineers, data scientists, and energy experts dedicated to addressing critical challenges in the energy sector.

Saft is a world leader in the design and manufacture of advanced technology batteries for industrial and defence applications. The Group is implementing its strategy for high technology lithium-ion batteries in the renewable energy storage, transportation and telecommunication networks markets.

ConnectedMed builds digital therapeutics platform that allows patients to manage their primary and chronic care needs.

Sunverge Energy provides integrated solar solutions for distributed generation and storage. It offers Sunverge Solar Integration System (SIS) Release 1.2 that distributes the generation and storage of renewable energy; and Sunverge SISport load management software that supports strategies for shaping and shifting peak residential load. Sunverge Energy serves homeowners, small– to medium–sized businesses, utilities, and electricity regulators. Dean Sanders and Kenneth Munson founded it in 2010, with its headquarters in Stockton in California and an additional office in Fortitude Valley in Australia.

Wireless Seismic, Inc. specializes in the development and commercialization of wireless seismic recording systems that facilitate real-time data acquisition and transmission for the geophysical industry. The company's flagship products, the RT System 2 and RT System 3, are cable-free solutions designed for both conventional and unconventional seismic operations. These systems are utilized across various applications, including oil and gas exploration, hydraulic fracturing, mineral exploration, and environmental assessments. By offering a scalable and flexible approach to seismic data collection, Wireless Seismic enables contractors to achieve high channel counts without compromising data quality or security. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Sugar Land, Texas, the company has established a global presence aimed at enhancing operational efficiency in seismic projects.

ZOLA Electric is a provider of off-grid solar solutions tailored for African markets, specifically operating in Tanzania, Rwanda, Ghana, and Côte d'Ivoire. Established in 2012 and headquartered in Arusha, Tanzania, with an additional office in San Francisco, the company offers solar home kits to individual households through a leasing or sales model. Utilizing the latest solar, battery, and power electronics technology, ZOLA Electric's systems are designed to meet varying energy needs and income levels, allowing customers to make payments via PAYGo micro-financing and mobile money. The company's innovative approach has enabled it to power over 180,000 homes and businesses in rural and urban areas. ZOLA Electric, previously known as Off-Grid Electric Tanzania Limited until its name change in 2018, has received multiple awards, including the UN Momentum for Change Award and the Zayed Future Energy Prize, and has garnered investment from prominent firms such as Tesla and Total.

V Energy S.A. owns and operates fuel service stations, under the brand Shell.

Powerhive offers key tools and services for implementing profitable rural electrification projects in energy access markets. Its technology platform is ideal for energy providers and developers of any size and can be integrated with new projects or as a retrofit for existing mini-grids.

Sunfire specializes in the development and manufacture of systems for producing renewable industrial gases and fuels, including hydrogen and syngas. These alternatives, referred to as e-Gas, e-Fuel, or e-Chemicals, serve as substitutes for fossil fuels like mineral oil and natural gas, integrating seamlessly into existing infrastructures. The company utilizes solid oxide cells for the conversion process, which can also function as generators to provide electricity and heat. Sunfire aims to make regenerative energy from sources such as wind, hydropower, and solar power available consistently, transcending the limitations of intermittent energy generation. Their innovative electrolyzers leverage both alkaline and solid oxide technologies, enabling sectors like chemical, fuel, and steel industries to effectively transition to renewable energy sources.

Amyris Biotechnologies creates renewable products that focus on fuels and chemicals that provide no-compromise sustainable alternatives to a broad range of petroleum-sourced products. It uses an industrial synthetic biology platform that applies its innovative bioscience solutions to convert plant sugars into hydrocarbon molecules and produce specialty ingredients and consumer products. Its technology creates products that support biopharmaceutical drug discovery and production, from cosmetic emollients and fragrances to fuels, solvents, lubricants, and nutraceuticals.

Stem brings and optimizes energy consumption to business through its distributed storage technology. Since 2009, Stem has been analyzing how various types of businesses use electricity and how they are charged for it. The company uses this information to design a solution that protects companies from unnecessarily high electricity costs without requiring any changes to the way they run their businesses. Stem combines big data, predictive analytics, and energy storage to reduce electric costs for businesses and in aggregate, deliver services to the grid.

Renmatix, Inc. specializes in converting plant materials, including nonfood biomass waste, into building blocks for biochemicals and biofuels. The company focuses on connecting renewable materials, such as forestry products, crop residues, and municipal waste, with advanced manufacturing technologies. Renmatix employs a proprietary process that uses water-based chemistry to break down plants into cellulosic sugars, offering a cleaner and more cost-effective alternative compared to traditional methods that rely on enzymes, solvents, or acids. Founded in 2007 and originally known as Sriya Innovations, Renmatix is headquartered in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, with additional facilities in Kennesaw, Georgia, and Rome, New York. The company's innovative approach enables the production of sustainable bio-building blocks, contributing to the development of advanced biofuels and other chemical intermediaries.

AVENISENSE passionately creates and produces cutting edge, robust, fluidic properties sensing technologies. These sensors make our customer’s operations more reliable and profitable, while at the same time reducing their environmental impact. AVENISENSE delivers plug and play sensing modules for the continuous monitoring of liquid and gases. The sensors are designed to be seamlessly embedded in all kinds of higher-level assemblies. The AVENISENSE growth strategy is to be engaged in long-term, worldwide relationships with key customers, OEM integrators, distributors and research institutes.

Stem brings and optimizes energy consumption to business through its distributed storage technology. Since 2009, Stem has been analyzing how various types of businesses use electricity and how they are charged for it. The company uses this information to design a solution that protects companies from unnecessarily high electricity costs without requiring any changes to the way they run their businesses. Stem combines big data, predictive analytics, and energy storage to reduce electric costs for businesses and in aggregate, deliver services to the grid.

Solidia Technologies, Inc. is an advanced materials company focused on developing innovative processes for creating building and construction products, particularly in the cement and concrete industries. Founded in 2008 and based in Piscataway, New Jersey, Solidia's technology captures and stores carbon dioxide (CO2) during the production process, transforming it into a usable element that enhances product performance. By utilizing low energy processes and waste materials, Solidia's solutions significantly reduce environmental impact while offering superior performance compared to traditional cement and concrete. The company also integrates artificial intelligence into its production methods to minimize waste, improve quality control, and optimize systems, helping clients achieve lower carbon emissions and a reduced carbon footprint.

Aquion Energy is fundamentally­­ changing the economics of power generation, transmission and distribution by developing and commercializing cost-effective energy storage solutions that are safe, reliable, and sustainable from nontoxic components as simple as saltwater. Based on the research of Carnegie Mellon University Professor Jay Whitacre, Aquion's proprietary Aqueous Hybrid Ion (AHI™) battery overcomes the pitfalls of conventional energy storage technologies. AHI systems enhance the electrical grid by providing flexible, emissions-free capacity that optimizes existing generation assets and enables broad adoption of renewable energy technologies.

NexSteppe is dedicated to pioneering the next generation of scalable, reliable, cost-effective feedstock solutions for the biofuels, biopower and biobased products industries. Using advanced breeding techniques and cutting-edge analytical technologies, NexSteppe is developing sweet sorghum, high biomass sorghum and switchgrass to produce feedstocks tailored for these biobased industries. NexSteppe is also refining crop management practices and supply chain operations to provide optimized, fully-integrated feedstock solutions. Through the development and commercialization of these tailored crops and fully-integrated feedstock solutions, NexSteppe is laying a foundation for a more secure and sustainable future for our economy, our environment, and our energy supply.

Novogy, Inc. is focused on developing bio-based solutions for the production of food, fuel, and chemicals, with a particular emphasis on cellulosic biofuels derived from waste paper sludge. The company employs an innovative technology that integrates molecular biology and process engineering to enhance competitiveness in production processes while minimizing antibiotic use in large-scale operations. Serving various bio-based industries, Novogy distributes its cellulosic biofuels primarily for the transportation sector. Established in 2009 and headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Novogy operates as a subsidiary of TOTAL S.A.

MTPV Power Corporation is a clean energy company that focuses on innovations in Micron-gap ThermalPhotoVoltaics technology (MTPV). MTPV technology began development at MIT and Draper Laboratory before moving to the labs of MTPV Power Corporation. It was founded in 2003 and headquartered in Austin, Texas.

Sunverge Energy provides integrated solar solutions for distributed generation and storage. It offers Sunverge Solar Integration System (SIS) Release 1.2 that distributes the generation and storage of renewable energy; and Sunverge SISport load management software that supports strategies for shaping and shifting peak residential load. Sunverge Energy serves homeowners, small– to medium–sized businesses, utilities, and electricity regulators. Dean Sanders and Kenneth Munson founded it in 2010, with its headquarters in Stockton in California and an additional office in Fortitude Valley in Australia.

Openfield Technologies is a manufacturing firm specializing in micro sensors for down-hole applications in the oil and gas industry. OpenField Technology is breaking down the market standstill on harsh environment research and development to provide integrated sensor systems for the most demanding environments. Based on proprietary MEMS technology, the pressure and fluid property gauges outperform existing monitoring options with more accurate data and easy deployment with industry-standard equipment. Openfield Technologies was founded on 2011 and is headquartered in France.

Wattmobile is an operator of electric mobility solutions for professionals on the move. We offer efficient, economical and environmentally friendly solutions for your national travel and local travel. Wattmobile is also an electric vehicle rental company (electric scooter and electric car) for individuals. Wattmobile has launched its first scooter rental station in Marseille. - On a national scale - In partnership with the SNCF, Wattmobile provides fleets of 2 and 4-wheeled urban electric vehicles in self-service and fully automated mode on major French railway stations to ensure the last kilometers between the station and your meeting place.

Sunfire specializes in the development and manufacture of systems for producing renewable industrial gases and fuels, including hydrogen and syngas. These alternatives, referred to as e-Gas, e-Fuel, or e-Chemicals, serve as substitutes for fossil fuels like mineral oil and natural gas, integrating seamlessly into existing infrastructures. The company utilizes solid oxide cells for the conversion process, which can also function as generators to provide electricity and heat. Sunfire aims to make regenerative energy from sources such as wind, hydropower, and solar power available consistently, transcending the limitations of intermittent energy generation. Their innovative electrolyzers leverage both alkaline and solid oxide technologies, enabling sectors like chemical, fuel, and steel industries to effectively transition to renewable energy sources.

OuiCar is the very first website dedicated to private car rental. With 12,000 cars for rent throughout France, OuiCar is the simplest and most economical solution for renting a car near you and not expensive.

Gevo brings renewable and cost-effective fossil fuel alternatives to consumers worldwide will be absolutely essential to meet increasing energy demands and save their earth from global warming. Gevo focuses on the production of isobutanol.