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Intemic is a technology company that offers a digital platform for chemical companies. This platform uses artificial intelligence and no-code tools to assist chemical engineers in designing and optimizing industrial-scale production processes. It creates digital twins of chemical plants, generates flowsheets, and provides cloud computing and data services. By using Intemic's platform, chemical companies can reduce time and costs, improve economic efficiency, and lower their carbon footprint.

Imageryst operates a SaaS platform that leverages artificial intelligence and remote sensing to automatically extract precise, globally located data from satellite imagery. Its technology enables industries to monitor assets, assess land use, and support decision-making without requiring specialized technical knowledge.

Cooling Photonics develops passive radiative cooling materials and solutions that dissipate heat through infrared radiation, reducing surface temperatures without energy input and enabling zero carbon emissions; the company applies photonic and nanotechnology to create surfaces that lower and maintain temperatures in line with ambient conditions, delivering energy savings, longer material lifespans, and lower operating costs.

Roseo Eólica Urbana specializes in urban wind energy solutions. It provides a comprehensive management model to evaluate and capitalize on business opportunities in renewable energy. The company develops, installs, and maintains turnkey wind energy systems tailored to urban buildings. Their services aim to promote sustainable construction, reduce reliance on fossil fuels, and decrease greenhouse gas emissions by enabling structures to generate their own clean and safe electricity, thereby lowering energy costs for customers.

Smallops develops innovative solutions using nanotechnology to combat climate change. The company specializes in manufacturing carbon-encapsulated zero-valent iron nanoparticles, primarily intended for environmental services. Their products include magnetic nanoparticles derived from waste and vegetable water, created through hydrothermal carbonization techniques. These nanoparticles have applications in water treatment, biogas production, organic fertilizer creation, and other areas, enabling clients to adopt low-cost methods for various activities.

Electrogenos specializes in developing innovative alkaline electrolyzer technology designed to accelerate green hydrogen production. Its unique approach features a fully flexible and scalable manufacturing process based on soft-tooling, reducing capital expenditure and enabling profitability at smaller scales without the need for giga-scale factories.

Founded in 2019, Hobeen is a Spanish company specializing in home automation electronics. It manufactures devices designed for energy savings in water, electricity, and heating, along with an accompanying app to manage these devices. The company offers solutions for businesses and individuals aiming to reduce utility bills and carbon footprint.

Ravenwits applies artificial intelligence to predict renewable energy production. Its machine learning platform generates accurate, scalable, and affordable predictions for solar farm managers, power grid operators, energy traders, and asset managers.

Powerfultree is a company focused on developing an agritechnovoltaic system that enhances the welfare of plants and vegetables. It offers a range of services including pest identification, end-to-end traceability, and advanced automatic irrigation, fertilization, and fumigation systems. These innovative solutions aim to provide farmers with superior tools and techniques to improve crop quality and sustainability. Through its technology, Powerfultree seeks to support agricultural efficiency and promote healthier produce.

Ocean Ecostructures develops a biodiversity regeneration program that assists businesses and governments in transitioning towards a sustainable blue economy. Its application focuses on pathogen reduction, enhancing biodiversity, recovering ecosystems, monitoring infrastructure, and marine environments, enabling clients to improve competitiveness and create new business opportunities.

D-CRBN is a climate technology company specializing in transforming captured carbon dioxide into sustainable raw materials. Its proprietary platform converts carbon dioxide into circular carbon monoxide, serving as a feedstock for chemicals, polymers, or e-fuels production.

Finrenes specializes in biomass conversion technology. Its patented system processes lignocellulosic waste biomass, producing biogas and bio coal as primary outputs.

Mission Zero develops air capture technology that removes carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and concentrates it for sequestration pathways. The system is designed to recover historic CO2 at any scale by pulling ambient air, dissolving the carbon in a water solvent, and releasing it as a gas through electrodialysis, enabling CO2 users, project developers, engineers, and scientists to convert historic carbon waste into climate value.

Founded in Spain, SEUR is a leading express transportation and logistics company with over seven decades of experience. It pioneered the concept of urgent freight services between Madrid and Barcelona, offering personalized, efficient, and high-quality solutions to its customers. Today, SEUR operates globally through strategic partnerships, serving 230 countries, and maintains a strong presence in Spain and Portugal. With a workforce of 6,600 employees, over 1,000 stores, and a fleet of 3,700 vehicles, SEUR caters to more than 1.2 million satisfied customers.

Saema is a Special Employment Center whose main activity is the recovery and recycling of packaging from the yellow container.

Place to Plug is an innovative platform that connects electric vehicle (EV) drivers with public and private charging points worldwide. Powered by AI and blockchain technology, it enables users to find, book, and access charging points seamlessly, while allowing charging point owners to increase revenue and enhance their infrastructure's value.

AEInnova develops autonomous industrial monitoring devices for predictive maintenance. Its flagship device InduEye is battery-free, self-powered, and capable of edge computing for real-time vibration, thermal, and steam-trap monitoring, powered by waste heat with optional solar or wind energy. It uses LoRaWAN or NB-IoT/LTE-CAT M for communications and streams data to cloud dashboards with analytics, alarms, and environmental impact analysis. The system aims to reduce downtime and maintenance costs through non-invasive, self-sustaining monitoring. Certifications include CE and ATEX/IECEX, with FCC ongoing. The technology is deployed across sectors such as oil and gas, aluminium, steel, paper, rubber, water treatment, and energy, with customers including Repsol, Cepsa, ArcelorMittal, Enel, and others. AEInnova has been recognized as a leading EU scale-up with multiple awards and EC funding, and participates in EU R&D initiatives related to energy harvesting and high-temperature IoT.