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Syzygy Plasmonics is a developer of a photocatalytic reactor designed for fuel cell vehicles and small-scale industrial applications.The company's reactor is powered by light and operates at over 1,000°F lower temperature than conventional chemical reactor technology that helps in reducing maintenance costs and is able to start or stop production near instantaneously, enabling fuel cell vehicle companies to produce ultra-low-cost hydrogen gas on-site at customer locations.

Topl LLC, founded in 2017, is based in Houston, Texas, and specializes in blockchain-as-a-service (BaaS) for supply chain management and certification. The company has developed The Topl Blockchain, which serves as a protocol designed to support ethical and sustainable practices by allowing organizations to track and trace their supply chains comprehensively. This technology enables businesses to verify and monetize their commitment to sustainability and ethical practices. Additionally, Topl provides a suite of hosted services and tools that facilitate user interaction with its blockchain, enhancing accessibility for companies seeking to leverage this technology. By focusing on the impact space, Topl aims to transform ethical practices into tangible assets within the economy.

DryLet is a company that specializes in wastewater treatment solutions for both municipal and agricultural applications. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Houston, Texas, DryLet utilizes a proprietary biocatalyst to develop innovative bioremediation products. Their offerings include dry-to-the-touch nano bioreactor products designed to efficiently treat organic waste and enhance the waste-to-energy process. By focusing on effective biological waste management, DryLet aims to improve operational efficiencies and project economics for industrial and municipal communities. Their technology addresses challenges related to grease, fat, and oil reduction in wastewater treatment facilities and commercial kitchens, providing a comprehensive approach to wastewater treatment.

Syzygy Plasmonics is a developer of a photocatalytic reactor designed for fuel cell vehicles and small-scale industrial applications.The company's reactor is powered by light and operates at over 1,000°F lower temperature than conventional chemical reactor technology that helps in reducing maintenance costs and is able to start or stop production near instantaneously, enabling fuel cell vehicle companies to produce ultra-low-cost hydrogen gas on-site at customer locations.