Mercuria

Phoenix Global Resources is an independent oil and gas exploration & production company.

Connected Energy Ltd specializes in energy storage solutions through its E-STOR technology, which repurposes used electric vehicle batteries for stationary energy storage systems. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom, the company is a subsidiary of Future Transport Systems Ltd. E-STOR enables businesses to store excess energy for later use, optimizing energy efficiency and savings. This innovative technology is compatible with various electric vehicle battery packs, allowing it to communicate using the original equipment manufacturer's proprietary protocols. Connected Energy's systems are operational in several European countries, including the UK, Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands, with capacities ranging from 60 kW to 1.2 MW, and plans for larger installations exceeding 10 MW. The company's services cater to multiple sectors, including healthcare, education, industry, retail, utilities, and local authorities.

Validere Technologies Inc. is a Toronto-based company that specializes in providing critical information about liquids to large markets, particularly in the oil and gas sector. Founded in 2015, Validere develops portable devices such as the Validere Identifier, which assesses liquid safety by comparing samples against a comprehensive library, and EDGE Connect, which facilitates secure connections between buyers and sellers to identify arbitrage opportunities. The company's solutions enable industry participants to optimize their operational and trading decisions by delivering real-time quality intelligence and actionable testing data. This innovation allows oil and gas companies to accurately monitor product quality, streamline logistics, and enhance trading strategies, resulting in significant cost savings and increased revenue. Validere's technology supports transparency and accountability in liquid measurement, making it a valuable resource for producers and midstream organizations.

Nth Cycle is a start-up focused on transforming the electronics manufacturing supply chain through innovative low-cost recycling methods. The company aims to shift the industry from a linear material model to a more efficient circular model, thereby reducing dependence on overseas mining and refining of rare earth and specialty metals. By developing an electrochemical recycling device, Nth Cycle enables the reclamation of valuable metals from end-of-life electronic devices, creating a secure domestic source for these materials. This approach not only supports the manufacturing sector but also contributes to advancements in clean energy, addressing the growing demand for sustainable practices in the recycling and electronics industries.

The company provides efficient and scalable infrastructure for clients in the blockchain, cryptocurrency mining, and distributed computing space and its services offer computing power solutions with miner hosting, repair, quality assurance, logistics, and equipment services, enabling organizations to access reliable and cost-efficient power sources to meet the growing demand for purpose-built infrastructure services for specialized computing needs.

Exergyn Limited, based in Dublin, Ireland, specializes in developing technology that converts low-grade waste heat, specifically at temperatures below 120°C, into usable power. Founded in 2012, the company targets various applications including industrial waste heat, combined heat and power systems, geothermal energy, power plants, cargo shipping, and nuclear energy. Exergyn's innovative approach aims to reduce fuel costs and lower carbon emissions across diverse industries globally, contributing to more sustainable energy practices.

ClearFlame Engines, Inc. specializes in developing and manufacturing engines for heavy-duty applications, focusing on decarbonizing these engines to mitigate the reliance on diesel fuel. The company has created a patented system that allows for the production of high-performance engines at reduced costs, benefiting various sectors including marine, agriculture, transportation, power generation, rail, and construction. Founded in 2016 and based in Woodridge, Illinois, ClearFlame aims to lower operating costs while offering substantial fuel savings to its clients, addressing environmental challenges associated with traditional diesel engines.

Lilac Solutions has developed a new ion exchange technology to address the challenges faced by lithium producers. Lilac's technology cuts capital and operating costs, accelerates project startup, boosts lithium recovery, and unlocks new resources. Their process is modular and can be ramped up quickly through pilot and commercial projects. Lilac is a mining technology company and is building partnerships with brine developers and operators around the world.

TechMet Limited is a private company based in Dublin, Ireland, focused on securing the supply of essential technology metals critical for the growth of electric vehicles, energy storage, and renewable energy. Founded in 2017, TechMet is engaged in building, controlling, and monitoring projects across the technology metal supply chain, with a particular emphasis on metals such as nickel, cobalt, lithium, rare earth elements, vanadium, tungsten, and tin. The company holds interests in both production and development assets located in Africa, North America, and South America, positioning itself to play a significant role in the future of sustainable technology.

Beyond6 is a diversified energy solutions company focused on decarbonization. Through our growing network of CNG stations for the transportation industry and other decarbonization services, we are delivering opportunities to fleets across the country.

Trefoil is an exploration and production company focused in Mendoza, Argentina. Smedvig Capital invested a total of $12m of equity growth capital in a series of investments commencing in 1996 and a similar level of debt. The company was led by a team of very experienced Argentine oil executives who were well placed to capitalize on the favourable industry dynamics in the region. This included Roberto Monti, the former CEO of YPF, the then Argentine State oil company. Trefoil was listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange in 2005 and later sold to Mercuria in 2011 with both founders and investors realising substantial returns.