Edison International
Edison International is a holding company primarily engaged in the generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity through its subsidiary, Southern California Edison (SCE). Founded in 1886 and headquartered in Rosemead, California, SCE serves nearly 14 million people across a 50,000 square-mile area in central, coastal, and southern California, managing approximately 5 million customer accounts. The company generates electricity using various sources, including hydroelectric, natural gas, nuclear, and photovoltaic technologies. SCE operates an extensive transmission and distribution network with lines ranging from 33 kV to 500 kV, encompassing about 53,000 miles of overhead lines, 38,000 miles of underground lines, and 800 substations. Regulated by the California Public Utilities Commission and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, SCE is recognized as one of the largest investor-owned utilities in the United States.
Provider of charging depots and emission-free fleet services intended to help operators of heavy-duty logistical trucks transition to electric-powered vehicles. The company offers systems that remove barriers and simplify the transition to an all-electric fleet, enabling goods-transporting corporations to reach their carbon-free goals and reducing the impacts of climate change.
Heliogen, Inc. is a clean energy company based in Pasadena, California, that develops innovative technology to harness sunlight for the production of hydrogen and syngas fuels. Founded in 2013, Heliogen aims to eliminate the reliance on fossil fuels across various sectors of the economy. The company offers several key products, including HelioMax, a closed-loop control system designed for electricity generation and process heat applications, and HelioHeat, which provides carbon-free, ultra-high temperature heat for industries such as cement, refining, and mining. Additionally, Heliogen produces HelioFuel, renewable fuels suitable for transportation, heavy equipment, and household heating. Through its advancements, Heliogen seeks to replace fossil fuels in industrial processes with sustainable energy solutions.
Optimus Ride is a self-driving vehicle company based in Boston, MA. It designs technologies to enable efficient, sustainable, and equitable mobility systems and solutions. As an MIT spinoff company, it combines over 30 years of interdisciplinary university research in self‑driving technologies (DARPA Urban Challenge), electric vehicles (CityCar), and Mobility-on-Demand Systems. The team includes a decade of industrial and entrepreneurial experience that combines manufacturing robots, urban design, and shared vehicle fleet management.
Generac Grid Services, formerly known as ENBALA Power Networks Inc., operates a sophisticated energy-balancing platform that utilizes its proprietary Concerto software. This platform captures and aggregates customer loads, energy storage, and renewable energy sources, forming a network of controlled energy resources. By optimizing and dispatching these resources, Generac Grid Services addresses the real-time demands of the power system, providing solutions for utilities, energy service providers, grid operators, and energy consumers. The company, established in 2003 and based in North Vancouver, Canada, specializes in smart grid technology, ancillary services, and energy management, emphasizing a flexible approach to creating controllable and dispatchable energy resources.
ENGIE US Solar designs, develops, and installs solar energy solutions. The company offers rooftop installations and direct-connect solar systems. The company serves commercial, industrial, cooperative, and municipal customers. ENGIE US Solar was formerly known as SoCore Energy LLC. The company was founded in 2008 and is based in Chicago, Illinois. As of April 16, 2018, ENGIE US Solar operates as a subsidiary of ENGIE North America Inc.
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