Lowercarbon Capital

Lemon Energia owns and operates solar plants that generates photovoltaic energy for electric bill savings and sustainable energy. The company was incorporated in 2019 and is based in São Paulo, Brazil.

Zap Energy, Inc. is a Seattle-based company incorporated in 2017 that specializes in the design and manufacture of sheared-flow stabilized Z-Pinch fusion reactors for power plants. The company's innovative approach stabilizes plasma using sheared flows instead of traditional magnetic fields, which allows for the creation of a magnetic field through electric current. This method effectively confines and compresses the plasma, resulting in higher pressure and density. Zap Energy aims to provide a low-carbon, cost-effective, and flexible energy solution through its compact and scalable fusion reactor technology, positioning itself as a leader in the pursuit of commercially viable fusion energy.

Seabound specializes in carbon capture technology aimed at reducing CO2 emissions from cargo ships. The company has developed a system that can be integrated into existing ships, allowing these vessels to capture emissions directly from exhaust and convert the carbon dioxide into a solid form. This solid carbon can either be stored for future use or sold for various applications. Additionally, Seabound's technology can process carbon dioxide on land, producing limestone that can be sold or heated to generate calcium oxide for secondary recycling. By providing innovative solutions for both maritime and land-based carbon capture, Seabound contributes to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and pollution in the shipping industry.

Avalanche Energy is a fusion energy startup focused on developing compact micro-fusion reactors for various applications, including distributed energy, mobility, and space propulsion. The company utilizes a unique modular reactor architecture that can be stacked to provide scalable and limitless power solutions. By harnessing a self-sustaining fusion chain reaction, Avalanche Energy aims to deliver carbon-free energy while ensuring safety and eliminating long-lived radioactive waste. The company emphasizes rapid design, build, test, and fix cycles to facilitate quick development and scalability, addressing the increasing global demand for clean energy solutions.

Developer of thermal batteries designed to support the widespread integration of renewable resources on the electricity grid. The company's batteries use solar panels to efficiently convert heat energy to electric energy and also electrify heavy industry with thermal energy storage for zero-carbon heat and power, enabling users to ensure convenient, sustainable and reliable electricity on a global scale while reducing carbon emissions.

Zap Energy, Inc. is a Seattle-based company incorporated in 2017 that specializes in the design and manufacture of sheared-flow stabilized Z-Pinch fusion reactors for power plants. The company's innovative approach stabilizes plasma using sheared flows instead of traditional magnetic fields, which allows for the creation of a magnetic field through electric current. This method effectively confines and compresses the plasma, resulting in higher pressure and density. Zap Energy aims to provide a low-carbon, cost-effective, and flexible energy solution through its compact and scalable fusion reactor technology, positioning itself as a leader in the pursuit of commercially viable fusion energy.

Enode is a Norwegian company founded in 2020 that specializes in developing APIs to connect various energy hardware, including electric vehicles, solar panels, home batteries, and heating systems, to consumer applications. Its SaaS-based platform allows these devices to be integrated into a unified application, optimizing energy consumption and enabling participation in flexible energy markets. This connectivity supports clients in their efforts to facilitate a zero-carbon energy grid, promoting sustainable energy practices through enhanced digital infrastructure. The company was established by Henrik Langeland, Nikolai Heum, and Thorvald Thorsnes and is headquartered in Oslo, Norway.

Remora is a developer of a carbon capture device designed for semi-trucks, which mounts between the truck's cab and trailer. This innovative technology employs a solid sorbent that selectively binds with carbon dioxide molecules in the exhaust stream, effectively capturing emissions without disrupting vehicle performance. The device utilizes exhaust heat to regenerate the sorbent, ensuring continuous operation. By selling the captured carbon dioxide to concrete producers and other end users, Remora enables companies to create new revenue streams while helping them fulfill their climate commitments.

Zap Energy, Inc. is a Seattle-based company incorporated in 2017 that specializes in the design and manufacture of sheared-flow stabilized Z-Pinch fusion reactors for power plants. The company's innovative approach stabilizes plasma using sheared flows instead of traditional magnetic fields, which allows for the creation of a magnetic field through electric current. This method effectively confines and compresses the plasma, resulting in higher pressure and density. Zap Energy aims to provide a low-carbon, cost-effective, and flexible energy solution through its compact and scalable fusion reactor technology, positioning itself as a leader in the pursuit of commercially viable fusion energy.