Liminal, formerly known as Feasible, Inc., specializes in battery analytics through its innovative EchoStat platform, which utilizes ultrasound waves to assess the physical properties of batteries. By sending ultrasonic pulses through a battery and analyzing the resulting echoes, Liminal can detect differentials within individual cells, across multiple cells, and even between production lines. This technology allows for real-time insights into the electrical, thermal, and mechanical conditions of battery components, making it particularly valuable for industries such as automotive, residential storage, grid storage, and consumer electronics. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Emeryville, California, Liminal is positioned to enhance battery performance and reliability through its advanced screening and analytics capabilities.
Q5D manufactures tools to automate the production of wiring harness for all industrial sectors.
Novamera Inc. engages in mining of gold, copper, and other ores by drilling to recover ore from steeply dipping, narrow vein deposits that are considered uneconomic when applying traditional extraction methods. It combines high resolution subsurface imaging and directional drilling in a two-pass process that identifies the physical shape of the vein for drilling. The company is based in Mississauga, Canada with an additional office in Baie Verte, Canada.
Svante specializes in providing innovative solutions for capturing large-scale CO2 emissions from emissions-intensive industries. The company offers a commercially viable method to capture carbon dioxide from existing infrastructure, allowing for either safe storage or recycling for industrial use in a closed loop. Svante's technology stands out by enabling CO2 capture at less than half the capital cost of traditional solutions, making industrial-scale carbon capture both feasible and efficient. The company is supported by a distinguished Board of Directors, including notable figures such as Nobel Laureate Steven Chu and former Airbus Group Chief Technical Officer Jean Botti, which underscores its commitment to advancing carbon capture technologies.
DTE introduces breakthrough real-time process control analytics for metals production and processing towards Industry 4.0, through our robotic hardware and software solutions, automating current manual sampling processes for improved quality, cost, efficiency and safety.
HaiLa Technologies Inc. engages in the development of wireless connectivity platform for the deployment of remote data capture and management devices. It offers sensors and software that enable Internet of Things (IoT) devices to semi-passively hitchhike their data on ambient waves; and wide-scale deployment of IoT sensors into existing network infrastructures. The company’s products use cases include smart homes, agriculture, industrial, wearables, implantable medical devices, and automotive. HaiLa Technologies Inc. was formerly known as Wavelite and changed its name to HaiLa Technologies Inc. in June 2019. The company was founded in 2017 and is based in Montreal, Canada with additional office in Copenhagen, Denmark; and San Francisco, California.
Novamera Inc. engages in mining of gold, copper, and other ores by drilling to recover ore from steeply dipping, narrow vein deposits that are considered uneconomic when applying traditional extraction methods. It combines high resolution subsurface imaging and directional drilling in a two-pass process that identifies the physical shape of the vein for drilling. The company is based in Mississauga, Canada with an additional office in Baie Verte, Canada.
General Fusion Inc. is focused on developing commercial Magnetized Target Fusion (MTF), a hybrid approach that combines elements of magnetic fusion and inertial confinement fusion to create clean and abundant energy. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Burnaby, Canada, the company aims to demonstrate and commercialize its innovative fusion technology by the end of the decade. General Fusion's approach leverages recent advancements in MTF, which has been underexplored since the 1970s, positioning it as a practical solution for near-term fusion energy. The company is developing utility-scale fusion power systems and various subsystems, including plasma injectors and acoustic drivers, to support its vision. With backing from a global network of energy venture capital funds and industry leaders, General Fusion seeks to reduce technical risks and accelerate the path toward viable fusion energy solutions.
Liminal, formerly known as Feasible, Inc., specializes in battery analytics through its innovative EchoStat platform, which utilizes ultrasound waves to assess the physical properties of batteries. By sending ultrasonic pulses through a battery and analyzing the resulting echoes, Liminal can detect differentials within individual cells, across multiple cells, and even between production lines. This technology allows for real-time insights into the electrical, thermal, and mechanical conditions of battery components, making it particularly valuable for industries such as automotive, residential storage, grid storage, and consumer electronics. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Emeryville, California, Liminal is positioned to enhance battery performance and reliability through its advanced screening and analytics capabilities.
MineSense Technologies is a developer of a data analytics platform intended to monitor and improve the productivity and recovery of mines. The company's platform provides businesses with real-time, sensor-based sorting of low-grade ore to a level of sensitivity and to identify differences in mineralogy, enabling the mining industry to sort ores easily and enhance mineral planning.
MineSense Technologies was founded in 2008 and is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada.
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.
Svante specializes in providing innovative solutions for capturing large-scale CO2 emissions from emissions-intensive industries. The company offers a commercially viable method to capture carbon dioxide from existing infrastructure, allowing for either safe storage or recycling for industrial use in a closed loop. Svante's technology stands out by enabling CO2 capture at less than half the capital cost of traditional solutions, making industrial-scale carbon capture both feasible and efficient. The company is supported by a distinguished Board of Directors, including notable figures such as Nobel Laureate Steven Chu and former Airbus Group Chief Technical Officer Jean Botti, which underscores its commitment to advancing carbon capture technologies.
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.
MineSense Technologies is a developer of a data analytics platform intended to monitor and improve the productivity and recovery of mines. The company's platform provides businesses with real-time, sensor-based sorting of low-grade ore to a level of sensitivity and to identify differences in mineralogy, enabling the mining industry to sort ores easily and enhance mineral planning.
MineSense Technologies was founded in 2008 and is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada.
NanoSteel is an advanced materials company that specializes in the design and commercialization of innovative steel products with exceptional mechanical properties. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Providence, Rhode Island, with additional offices in Michigan and Idaho, NanoSteel primarily focuses on developing proprietary alloys for lightweight automotive applications. The company's offerings include nanostructured steel sheets and powders designed for 3D printing and industrial processes, which enable automotive manufacturers to produce lighter vehicles more efficiently and cost-effectively. NanoSteel's products cater to various sectors, including automotive, ground transportation, tooling, and industrial markets, and are supported by over 300 patents globally. The company's advanced high strength steel (AHSS) materials are set to transform steel usage in the automotive industry, providing solutions that align with the growing demands for fuel economy and sustainability.
MineSense Technologies is a developer of a data analytics platform intended to monitor and improve the productivity and recovery of mines. The company's platform provides businesses with real-time, sensor-based sorting of low-grade ore to a level of sensitivity and to identify differences in mineralogy, enabling the mining industry to sort ores easily and enhance mineral planning.
MineSense Technologies was founded in 2008 and is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada.
Axine Water Technologies is a Vancouver-based developer of wastewater treatment technologies and solutions established by founder and Chief Engineer, Colleen Legzdins.
They’re specifically focused on overcoming the complex, expensive, and often ineffective nature of today’s incumbent wastewater systems by developing low-cost, energy-efficient solutions for treating dissolved organic pollutants such as phenols, aromatics, acids, dyes, PHPs, dioxins, and pharmaceuticals that enable industrial and municipal customers to reduce costs and improve performance of their wastewater treatment.
Their solutions are based on a proprietary electrolytic oxidation technology that treats high concentrations (up to 5000 mg/L COD) of toxic organics, biodegradable organics, ammonia, pathogens, and some inorganics in a single step without chemicals and without producing sludge.
MineSense Technologies is a developer of a data analytics platform intended to monitor and improve the productivity and recovery of mines. The company's platform provides businesses with real-time, sensor-based sorting of low-grade ore to a level of sensitivity and to identify differences in mineralogy, enabling the mining industry to sort ores easily and enhance mineral planning.
MineSense Technologies was founded in 2008 and is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada.
Primus Power Corporation, founded in 2009 and based in Hayward, California, designs and manufactures advanced electrical energy storage systems, particularly focusing on flow batteries. Its flagship product, the EnergyPod 2, offers flexible capacity ranging from 25 kW to 25 MW, catering to various applications such as peak shaving, bulk energy shifting, renewable energy integration, grid support, and islanding. The EnergyPod provides up to five hours of energy discharge with a lifespan of twenty years, utilizing safe and low-maintenance Zinc Bromine chemistry. Primus Power serves a diverse clientele, including commercial and industrial sectors, data centers, microgrids, and utility customers, with systems deployed both domestically and internationally. The company is recognized for its patented innovations in battery technology, cell design, and system engineering, which contribute to its competitive pricing and reliability.
MineSense Technologies is a developer of a data analytics platform intended to monitor and improve the productivity and recovery of mines. The company's platform provides businesses with real-time, sensor-based sorting of low-grade ore to a level of sensitivity and to identify differences in mineralogy, enabling the mining industry to sort ores easily and enhance mineral planning.
MineSense Technologies was founded in 2008 and is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada.
General Fusion Inc. is focused on developing commercial Magnetized Target Fusion (MTF), a hybrid approach that combines elements of magnetic fusion and inertial confinement fusion to create clean and abundant energy. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Burnaby, Canada, the company aims to demonstrate and commercialize its innovative fusion technology by the end of the decade. General Fusion's approach leverages recent advancements in MTF, which has been underexplored since the 1970s, positioning it as a practical solution for near-term fusion energy. The company is developing utility-scale fusion power systems and various subsystems, including plasma injectors and acoustic drivers, to support its vision. With backing from a global network of energy venture capital funds and industry leaders, General Fusion seeks to reduce technical risks and accelerate the path toward viable fusion energy solutions.
GaN Systems Inc. is a semiconductor company that specializes in the development and manufacture of gallium nitride power switching transistors and diodes. The company offers 650 V and 100 V E-HEMT transistors, as well as wireless power amplifiers, which are utilized in various sectors including consumer electronics, enterprise equipment, industrial applications, and renewable energy systems such as solar and wind. By leveraging advanced device design and licensed process technology, GaN Systems produces high-performance devices that significantly enhance switching efficiencies compared to traditional silicon-based solutions. These innovations are designed to address power conversion challenges, reduce product costs, and improve energy efficiency in applications ranging from electric vehicles to power supply designs. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Ottawa, Canada, GaN Systems also maintains offices in Japan, China, and Germany, serving a global customer base.
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.
MineSense Technologies is a developer of a data analytics platform intended to monitor and improve the productivity and recovery of mines. The company's platform provides businesses with real-time, sensor-based sorting of low-grade ore to a level of sensitivity and to identify differences in mineralogy, enabling the mining industry to sort ores easily and enhance mineral planning.
MineSense Technologies was founded in 2008 and is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada.
Liquid Light Corporation specializes in developing and licensing innovative technology for converting carbon dioxide into valuable chemicals and fuels. Based in Monmouth Junction, New Jersey, the company utilizes a low-energy catalytic electrochemistry process to transform CO2 into multi-carbon chemicals, with a focus on producing ethylene glycol. This patent-pending electrocatalytic platform is designed to efficiently turn industrial waste into revenue, allowing customers to lower production costs, decrease reliance on volatile petroleum feedstocks, and diminish their carbon footprint. Founded in 2008, Liquid Light operates as a subsidiary of Avantium Technologies B.V.
GlassPoint provides solar steam generators to the oil and gas industry for applications such as Enhanced Oil Recovery. It replaces gas-fired steam generation with solar, GlassPoint can reduce EOR gas consumption by up to 80 percent.
The company was founded in 2008 and headquartered in Fremont, California.
Svante specializes in providing innovative solutions for capturing large-scale CO2 emissions from emissions-intensive industries. The company offers a commercially viable method to capture carbon dioxide from existing infrastructure, allowing for either safe storage or recycling for industrial use in a closed loop. Svante's technology stands out by enabling CO2 capture at less than half the capital cost of traditional solutions, making industrial-scale carbon capture both feasible and efficient. The company is supported by a distinguished Board of Directors, including notable figures such as Nobel Laureate Steven Chu and former Airbus Group Chief Technical Officer Jean Botti, which underscores its commitment to advancing carbon capture technologies.
General Fusion Inc. is focused on developing commercial Magnetized Target Fusion (MTF), a hybrid approach that combines elements of magnetic fusion and inertial confinement fusion to create clean and abundant energy. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Burnaby, Canada, the company aims to demonstrate and commercialize its innovative fusion technology by the end of the decade. General Fusion's approach leverages recent advancements in MTF, which has been underexplored since the 1970s, positioning it as a practical solution for near-term fusion energy. The company is developing utility-scale fusion power systems and various subsystems, including plasma injectors and acoustic drivers, to support its vision. With backing from a global network of energy venture capital funds and industry leaders, General Fusion seeks to reduce technical risks and accelerate the path toward viable fusion energy solutions.
Axine Water Technologies is a Vancouver-based developer of wastewater treatment technologies and solutions established by founder and Chief Engineer, Colleen Legzdins.
They’re specifically focused on overcoming the complex, expensive, and often ineffective nature of today’s incumbent wastewater systems by developing low-cost, energy-efficient solutions for treating dissolved organic pollutants such as phenols, aromatics, acids, dyes, PHPs, dioxins, and pharmaceuticals that enable industrial and municipal customers to reduce costs and improve performance of their wastewater treatment.
Their solutions are based on a proprietary electrolytic oxidation technology that treats high concentrations (up to 5000 mg/L COD) of toxic organics, biodegradable organics, ammonia, pathogens, and some inorganics in a single step without chemicals and without producing sludge.
General Fusion Inc. is focused on developing commercial Magnetized Target Fusion (MTF), a hybrid approach that combines elements of magnetic fusion and inertial confinement fusion to create clean and abundant energy. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Burnaby, Canada, the company aims to demonstrate and commercialize its innovative fusion technology by the end of the decade. General Fusion's approach leverages recent advancements in MTF, which has been underexplored since the 1970s, positioning it as a practical solution for near-term fusion energy. The company is developing utility-scale fusion power systems and various subsystems, including plasma injectors and acoustic drivers, to support its vision. With backing from a global network of energy venture capital funds and industry leaders, General Fusion seeks to reduce technical risks and accelerate the path toward viable fusion energy solutions.
Purfresh, Inc. specializes in developing advanced controlled atmosphere systems and live data tracking solutions for the international transport of perishable goods in refrigerated ocean containers. The company offers ozone-based protection solutions aimed at enhancing the quality of cargo arrivals and provides monitoring software for real-time visibility. Its technology is applicable to a wide range of commodities, including fruits such as avocados, blueberries, and citrus, as well as vegetables and other perishables. Established in 1996 and headquartered in Hayward, California, Purfresh serves a diverse clientele, including growers, ocean carriers, packers, shippers, importers, and exporters across 32 countries. In addition to its core offerings, Purfresh Wine focuses on utilizing ozone technology to improve winemaking quality and address smoke taint issues caused by wildfires, representing a significant challenge for the wine industry. The company's systems also cater to environments requiring sanitation, effectively eliminating harmful pathogens and odors from indoor spaces.
MineSense Technologies is a developer of a data analytics platform intended to monitor and improve the productivity and recovery of mines. The company's platform provides businesses with real-time, sensor-based sorting of low-grade ore to a level of sensitivity and to identify differences in mineralogy, enabling the mining industry to sort ores easily and enhance mineral planning.
MineSense Technologies was founded in 2008 and is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada.
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.
GlassPoint provides solar steam generators to the oil and gas industry for applications such as Enhanced Oil Recovery. It replaces gas-fired steam generation with solar, GlassPoint can reduce EOR gas consumption by up to 80 percent.
The company was founded in 2008 and headquartered in Fremont, California.
GlassPoint provides solar steam generators to the oil and gas industry for applications such as Enhanced Oil Recovery. It replaces gas-fired steam generation with solar, GlassPoint can reduce EOR gas consumption by up to 80 percent.
The company was founded in 2008 and headquartered in Fremont, California.
Axine Water Technologies is a Vancouver-based developer of wastewater treatment technologies and solutions established by founder and Chief Engineer, Colleen Legzdins.
They’re specifically focused on overcoming the complex, expensive, and often ineffective nature of today’s incumbent wastewater systems by developing low-cost, energy-efficient solutions for treating dissolved organic pollutants such as phenols, aromatics, acids, dyes, PHPs, dioxins, and pharmaceuticals that enable industrial and municipal customers to reduce costs and improve performance of their wastewater treatment.
Their solutions are based on a proprietary electrolytic oxidation technology that treats high concentrations (up to 5000 mg/L COD) of toxic organics, biodegradable organics, ammonia, pathogens, and some inorganics in a single step without chemicals and without producing sludge.
GaN Systems Inc. is a semiconductor company that specializes in the development and manufacture of gallium nitride power switching transistors and diodes. The company offers 650 V and 100 V E-HEMT transistors, as well as wireless power amplifiers, which are utilized in various sectors including consumer electronics, enterprise equipment, industrial applications, and renewable energy systems such as solar and wind. By leveraging advanced device design and licensed process technology, GaN Systems produces high-performance devices that significantly enhance switching efficiencies compared to traditional silicon-based solutions. These innovations are designed to address power conversion challenges, reduce product costs, and improve energy efficiency in applications ranging from electric vehicles to power supply designs. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Ottawa, Canada, GaN Systems also maintains offices in Japan, China, and Germany, serving a global customer base.
Purfresh, Inc. specializes in developing advanced controlled atmosphere systems and live data tracking solutions for the international transport of perishable goods in refrigerated ocean containers. The company offers ozone-based protection solutions aimed at enhancing the quality of cargo arrivals and provides monitoring software for real-time visibility. Its technology is applicable to a wide range of commodities, including fruits such as avocados, blueberries, and citrus, as well as vegetables and other perishables. Established in 1996 and headquartered in Hayward, California, Purfresh serves a diverse clientele, including growers, ocean carriers, packers, shippers, importers, and exporters across 32 countries. In addition to its core offerings, Purfresh Wine focuses on utilizing ozone technology to improve winemaking quality and address smoke taint issues caused by wildfires, representing a significant challenge for the wine industry. The company's systems also cater to environments requiring sanitation, effectively eliminating harmful pathogens and odors from indoor spaces.
Bridgelux, Inc. develops and manufactures solid-state lighting technologies and solutions, specializing in high-power, energy-efficient LED products. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Fremont, California, the company offers a diverse range of products, including LED arrays, chips, subsystems, and surface mounts, designed for various applications such as retail, hospitality, healthcare, and outdoor lighting. Bridgelux's solutions enable customers to transition from traditional lighting technologies, like incandescent and fluorescent lamps, to more efficient solid-state lighting alternatives, thus supporting global clean energy initiatives by reducing energy consumption. The company also provides testing, application engineering, and reference design services to enhance customer experience. Bridgelux has established strategic partnerships with industry players such as Kaistar and Epistar to further its innovation in LED technology.
Liquid Light Corporation specializes in developing and licensing innovative technology for converting carbon dioxide into valuable chemicals and fuels. Based in Monmouth Junction, New Jersey, the company utilizes a low-energy catalytic electrochemistry process to transform CO2 into multi-carbon chemicals, with a focus on producing ethylene glycol. This patent-pending electrocatalytic platform is designed to efficiently turn industrial waste into revenue, allowing customers to lower production costs, decrease reliance on volatile petroleum feedstocks, and diminish their carbon footprint. Founded in 2008, Liquid Light operates as a subsidiary of Avantium Technologies B.V.
Agilyx AS specializes in the chemical recycling of challenging post-use plastics, transforming them into valuable products such as new plastics, chemical intermediates, and low carbon fuels. Founded in 2004 and based in Tigard, Oregon, the company utilizes advanced recycling technology and an intelligent feedstock management system to convert mixed plastic waste into virgin-equivalent materials. Agilyx's processes include converting non-recyclable plastics, like styrofoam, into various applications that serve industries such as pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and construction. The company operates through two segments, Agilyx and Cyclyx, with a significant portion of its revenue generated from the Cyclyx segment, which focuses on waste sourcing and processing. By facilitating the conversion of plastic waste into valuable resources, Agilyx plays a crucial role in promoting a circular economy.
GaN Systems Inc. is a semiconductor company that specializes in the development and manufacture of gallium nitride power switching transistors and diodes. The company offers 650 V and 100 V E-HEMT transistors, as well as wireless power amplifiers, which are utilized in various sectors including consumer electronics, enterprise equipment, industrial applications, and renewable energy systems such as solar and wind. By leveraging advanced device design and licensed process technology, GaN Systems produces high-performance devices that significantly enhance switching efficiencies compared to traditional silicon-based solutions. These innovations are designed to address power conversion challenges, reduce product costs, and improve energy efficiency in applications ranging from electric vehicles to power supply designs. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Ottawa, Canada, GaN Systems also maintains offices in Japan, China, and Germany, serving a global customer base.
NanoSteel is an advanced materials company that specializes in the design and commercialization of innovative steel products with exceptional mechanical properties. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Providence, Rhode Island, with additional offices in Michigan and Idaho, NanoSteel primarily focuses on developing proprietary alloys for lightweight automotive applications. The company's offerings include nanostructured steel sheets and powders designed for 3D printing and industrial processes, which enable automotive manufacturers to produce lighter vehicles more efficiently and cost-effectively. NanoSteel's products cater to various sectors, including automotive, ground transportation, tooling, and industrial markets, and are supported by over 300 patents globally. The company's advanced high strength steel (AHSS) materials are set to transform steel usage in the automotive industry, providing solutions that align with the growing demands for fuel economy and sustainability.
Light-Based Technology delivers disruptive linear technologies for the control of solid state lighting products. Their solutions are easy to implement and very efficient. They can help you reduce the strain on natural resources from the materials required to manufacture your products while adding beneficial features.
GreenAngel Energy has developed a new and innovative way to conduct business in the angel investment space. The company invests in early-stage, green energy technology opportunities with strong potential to achieve commercial success within a defined period.
Primus Power Corporation, founded in 2009 and based in Hayward, California, designs and manufactures advanced electrical energy storage systems, particularly focusing on flow batteries. Its flagship product, the EnergyPod 2, offers flexible capacity ranging from 25 kW to 25 MW, catering to various applications such as peak shaving, bulk energy shifting, renewable energy integration, grid support, and islanding. The EnergyPod provides up to five hours of energy discharge with a lifespan of twenty years, utilizing safe and low-maintenance Zinc Bromine chemistry. Primus Power serves a diverse clientele, including commercial and industrial sectors, data centers, microgrids, and utility customers, with systems deployed both domestically and internationally. The company is recognized for its patented innovations in battery technology, cell design, and system engineering, which contribute to its competitive pricing and reliability.
General Fusion Inc. is focused on developing commercial Magnetized Target Fusion (MTF), a hybrid approach that combines elements of magnetic fusion and inertial confinement fusion to create clean and abundant energy. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Burnaby, Canada, the company aims to demonstrate and commercialize its innovative fusion technology by the end of the decade. General Fusion's approach leverages recent advancements in MTF, which has been underexplored since the 1970s, positioning it as a practical solution for near-term fusion energy. The company is developing utility-scale fusion power systems and various subsystems, including plasma injectors and acoustic drivers, to support its vision. With backing from a global network of energy venture capital funds and industry leaders, General Fusion seeks to reduce technical risks and accelerate the path toward viable fusion energy solutions.
Agilyx AS specializes in the chemical recycling of challenging post-use plastics, transforming them into valuable products such as new plastics, chemical intermediates, and low carbon fuels. Founded in 2004 and based in Tigard, Oregon, the company utilizes advanced recycling technology and an intelligent feedstock management system to convert mixed plastic waste into virgin-equivalent materials. Agilyx's processes include converting non-recyclable plastics, like styrofoam, into various applications that serve industries such as pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and construction. The company operates through two segments, Agilyx and Cyclyx, with a significant portion of its revenue generated from the Cyclyx segment, which focuses on waste sourcing and processing. By facilitating the conversion of plastic waste into valuable resources, Agilyx plays a crucial role in promoting a circular economy.
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.
Brammo is an electric vehicle technology company based in North America that specializes in the design and development of electric motorcycles, including models such as the Enertia, Empulse, and Engage. The company also serves as an original equipment manufacturer (OEM), providing advanced Brammo Digital Drivetrain systems, which feature the Brammo Power battery pack and vehicle management system. Brammo's operations extend across North America, Europe, and Asia, focusing on promoting environmentally friendly transportation solutions through its range of plug-in electric motorcycles, sport motorcycles, supermoto, and off-road motorcycles. By catering to the growing demand for sustainable vehicles, Brammo aims to contribute to a cleaner, pollution-free environment.
Primus Power Corporation, founded in 2009 and based in Hayward, California, designs and manufactures advanced electrical energy storage systems, particularly focusing on flow batteries. Its flagship product, the EnergyPod 2, offers flexible capacity ranging from 25 kW to 25 MW, catering to various applications such as peak shaving, bulk energy shifting, renewable energy integration, grid support, and islanding. The EnergyPod provides up to five hours of energy discharge with a lifespan of twenty years, utilizing safe and low-maintenance Zinc Bromine chemistry. Primus Power serves a diverse clientele, including commercial and industrial sectors, data centers, microgrids, and utility customers, with systems deployed both domestically and internationally. The company is recognized for its patented innovations in battery technology, cell design, and system engineering, which contribute to its competitive pricing and reliability.
Light-Based Technology delivers disruptive linear technologies for the control of solid state lighting products. Their solutions are easy to implement and very efficient. They can help you reduce the strain on natural resources from the materials required to manufacture your products while adding beneficial features.
Purfresh, Inc. specializes in developing advanced controlled atmosphere systems and live data tracking solutions for the international transport of perishable goods in refrigerated ocean containers. The company offers ozone-based protection solutions aimed at enhancing the quality of cargo arrivals and provides monitoring software for real-time visibility. Its technology is applicable to a wide range of commodities, including fruits such as avocados, blueberries, and citrus, as well as vegetables and other perishables. Established in 1996 and headquartered in Hayward, California, Purfresh serves a diverse clientele, including growers, ocean carriers, packers, shippers, importers, and exporters across 32 countries. In addition to its core offerings, Purfresh Wine focuses on utilizing ozone technology to improve winemaking quality and address smoke taint issues caused by wildfires, representing a significant challenge for the wine industry. The company's systems also cater to environments requiring sanitation, effectively eliminating harmful pathogens and odors from indoor spaces.
Akermin, Inc. is a biocatalyst development company based in St. Louis, Missouri, founded in 2003. The company specializes in innovative solutions for the removal of carbon dioxide (CO2) from industrial gas streams, utilizing biocatalysis and nanotechnology. Akermin has developed proprietary delivery systems that integrate enzymes into traditional chemical absorption processes, allowing for effective CO2 capture. In addition to its focus on carbon capture, the company has demonstrated capabilities in creating biofuel cells and is exploring commercial applications in various sectors, including food processing, biofuels, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals. The technology targets a range of industries in the United States, positioning Akermin as a key player in advancing environmentally sustainable practices.
Bridgelux, Inc. develops and manufactures solid-state lighting technologies and solutions, specializing in high-power, energy-efficient LED products. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Fremont, California, the company offers a diverse range of products, including LED arrays, chips, subsystems, and surface mounts, designed for various applications such as retail, hospitality, healthcare, and outdoor lighting. Bridgelux's solutions enable customers to transition from traditional lighting technologies, like incandescent and fluorescent lamps, to more efficient solid-state lighting alternatives, thus supporting global clean energy initiatives by reducing energy consumption. The company also provides testing, application engineering, and reference design services to enhance customer experience. Bridgelux has established strategic partnerships with industry players such as Kaistar and Epistar to further its innovation in LED technology.
NanoSteel is an advanced materials company that specializes in the design and commercialization of innovative steel products with exceptional mechanical properties. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Providence, Rhode Island, with additional offices in Michigan and Idaho, NanoSteel primarily focuses on developing proprietary alloys for lightweight automotive applications. The company's offerings include nanostructured steel sheets and powders designed for 3D printing and industrial processes, which enable automotive manufacturers to produce lighter vehicles more efficiently and cost-effectively. NanoSteel's products cater to various sectors, including automotive, ground transportation, tooling, and industrial markets, and are supported by over 300 patents globally. The company's advanced high strength steel (AHSS) materials are set to transform steel usage in the automotive industry, providing solutions that align with the growing demands for fuel economy and sustainability.
General Fusion Inc. is focused on developing commercial Magnetized Target Fusion (MTF), a hybrid approach that combines elements of magnetic fusion and inertial confinement fusion to create clean and abundant energy. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Burnaby, Canada, the company aims to demonstrate and commercialize its innovative fusion technology by the end of the decade. General Fusion's approach leverages recent advancements in MTF, which has been underexplored since the 1970s, positioning it as a practical solution for near-term fusion energy. The company is developing utility-scale fusion power systems and various subsystems, including plasma injectors and acoustic drivers, to support its vision. With backing from a global network of energy venture capital funds and industry leaders, General Fusion seeks to reduce technical risks and accelerate the path toward viable fusion energy solutions.
Brammo is an electric vehicle technology company based in North America that specializes in the design and development of electric motorcycles, including models such as the Enertia, Empulse, and Engage. The company also serves as an original equipment manufacturer (OEM), providing advanced Brammo Digital Drivetrain systems, which feature the Brammo Power battery pack and vehicle management system. Brammo's operations extend across North America, Europe, and Asia, focusing on promoting environmentally friendly transportation solutions through its range of plug-in electric motorcycles, sport motorcycles, supermoto, and off-road motorcycles. By catering to the growing demand for sustainable vehicles, Brammo aims to contribute to a cleaner, pollution-free environment.
Cyrium Technologies Inc. specializes in the development and manufacturing of concentrator photovoltaic (CPV) cells for terrestrial solar energy applications. Established in 2002 and headquartered in Ottawa, Canada, with an additional office in Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong, the company offers a range of products including quantum dot enhanced cells and application-specific concentrator cells (ASCC). Cyrium Technologies also provides optimization and customization services for cell performance through its ASCC program, catering to the needs of CPV system manufacturers and the broader solar energy market.
Epyon provides advanced ultra-fast charging solutions for electric vehicles which are used in critical business processes such as material handling, delivery of goods and transportation of people. Their fast charging solutions based on advanced lithium-ion battery technology enable electric vehicles to run 24 hours per day with an occasional recharge in 15 minutes during mandatory lunch- or coffee brakes.
H2scan Corporation is headquartered in Valencia, California, and was formed September 18, 2002 through an MBO with capital assistance from Vancouver-based Chrysalix Energy Limited Partnership and Ravinia Venture Fund. The company was created upon the purchase of all sensor assets of DCH Sensor Corporation.
Ballard Power Systems Inc., Shell Hydrogen, and Duke Energy formed Chrysalix (www.chrysalix.com) in July 2001. This Partnership has since been joined by The BOC Group, BASF Venture Capital, The Mitsubishi Corporation.
The fundamental technology of H2scan sensor systems was developed by the U.S. National Laboratory at Sandia. H2scan has significantly improved upon this technology through US patents and manufacturing trade secrets.
ReliOn is the world leader in the development and marketing of modular, cartridge-based, proton exchange membrane fuel cell technology. Currently, they are marketing a range of stationary fuel cells for emergency and backup power requirements, uninterruptible power supplies, digital power needs and a variety of off grid power requirements. ReliOn serves private and public entities as diverse as telecommunications, energy, transportation, and government. Their PEM fuel cells are commercially available today. They have sold and delivered more than 1,900kW of fuel cells in the U.S. and abroad, and count among their customers major telecommunications providers, government communication sites and utilities.
Bridgelux, Inc. develops and manufactures solid-state lighting technologies and solutions, specializing in high-power, energy-efficient LED products. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Fremont, California, the company offers a diverse range of products, including LED arrays, chips, subsystems, and surface mounts, designed for various applications such as retail, hospitality, healthcare, and outdoor lighting. Bridgelux's solutions enable customers to transition from traditional lighting technologies, like incandescent and fluorescent lamps, to more efficient solid-state lighting alternatives, thus supporting global clean energy initiatives by reducing energy consumption. The company also provides testing, application engineering, and reference design services to enhance customer experience. Bridgelux has established strategic partnerships with industry players such as Kaistar and Epistar to further its innovation in LED technology.
Purfresh, Inc. specializes in developing advanced controlled atmosphere systems and live data tracking solutions for the international transport of perishable goods in refrigerated ocean containers. The company offers ozone-based protection solutions aimed at enhancing the quality of cargo arrivals and provides monitoring software for real-time visibility. Its technology is applicable to a wide range of commodities, including fruits such as avocados, blueberries, and citrus, as well as vegetables and other perishables. Established in 1996 and headquartered in Hayward, California, Purfresh serves a diverse clientele, including growers, ocean carriers, packers, shippers, importers, and exporters across 32 countries. In addition to its core offerings, Purfresh Wine focuses on utilizing ozone technology to improve winemaking quality and address smoke taint issues caused by wildfires, representing a significant challenge for the wine industry. The company's systems also cater to environments requiring sanitation, effectively eliminating harmful pathogens and odors from indoor spaces.
ReliOn is the world leader in the development and marketing of modular, cartridge-based, proton exchange membrane fuel cell technology. Currently, they are marketing a range of stationary fuel cells for emergency and backup power requirements, uninterruptible power supplies, digital power needs and a variety of off grid power requirements. ReliOn serves private and public entities as diverse as telecommunications, energy, transportation, and government. Their PEM fuel cells are commercially available today. They have sold and delivered more than 1,900kW of fuel cells in the U.S. and abroad, and count among their customers major telecommunications providers, government communication sites and utilities.
Fat Spaniel Technologies, founded in 2003, is a leading independent provider of monitoring and reporting services specifically for the renewable energy sector. The company's solutions are widely utilized by solar power producers, financiers, system integrators, and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), as well as an increasing number of wind power companies. Fat Spaniel's services aim to optimize energy output, reduce operational and maintenance costs, mitigate risks, and enhance returns on investment for renewable energy projects. Additionally, the company offers lifecycle management services and features the Fat Spaniel Insight Manager, a web portal that enables users to build, share, and operate energy data applications.
Akermin, Inc. is a biocatalyst development company based in St. Louis, Missouri, founded in 2003. The company specializes in innovative solutions for the removal of carbon dioxide (CO2) from industrial gas streams, utilizing biocatalysis and nanotechnology. Akermin has developed proprietary delivery systems that integrate enzymes into traditional chemical absorption processes, allowing for effective CO2 capture. In addition to its focus on carbon capture, the company has demonstrated capabilities in creating biofuel cells and is exploring commercial applications in various sectors, including food processing, biofuels, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals. The technology targets a range of industries in the United States, positioning Akermin as a key player in advancing environmentally sustainable practices.
Bridgelux, Inc. develops and manufactures solid-state lighting technologies and solutions, specializing in high-power, energy-efficient LED products. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Fremont, California, the company offers a diverse range of products, including LED arrays, chips, subsystems, and surface mounts, designed for various applications such as retail, hospitality, healthcare, and outdoor lighting. Bridgelux's solutions enable customers to transition from traditional lighting technologies, like incandescent and fluorescent lamps, to more efficient solid-state lighting alternatives, thus supporting global clean energy initiatives by reducing energy consumption. The company also provides testing, application engineering, and reference design services to enhance customer experience. Bridgelux has established strategic partnerships with industry players such as Kaistar and Epistar to further its innovation in LED technology.
HydroPoint Data Systems, Inc. specializes in smart water management solutions for landscape irrigation, offering a range of electronic equipment and services designed to optimize water usage. The company's flagship product, the WeatherTRAK smart irrigation system, integrates controllers and cloud-based applications to tailor irrigation schedules based on various landscape-specific factors, thereby minimizing water waste. HydroPoint's offerings include WeatherTRAK controllers, flow management solutions, and a mobile application, alongside services such as site evaluations, irrigation system audits, and training. The company also provides hydro analytics, which includes water footprinting and conservation project assessments, as well as OptiFlow, a cloud-based solution for flow optimization. Serving sectors such as commercial real estate, hospitality, education, and government, HydroPoint markets its products through U.S. distributors. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Petaluma, California, HydroPoint aims to address the significant water waste associated with landscape irrigation, which accounts for a substantial portion of urban water consumption.
General Fusion Inc. is focused on developing commercial Magnetized Target Fusion (MTF), a hybrid approach that combines elements of magnetic fusion and inertial confinement fusion to create clean and abundant energy. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Burnaby, Canada, the company aims to demonstrate and commercialize its innovative fusion technology by the end of the decade. General Fusion's approach leverages recent advancements in MTF, which has been underexplored since the 1970s, positioning it as a practical solution for near-term fusion energy. The company is developing utility-scale fusion power systems and various subsystems, including plasma injectors and acoustic drivers, to support its vision. With backing from a global network of energy venture capital funds and industry leaders, General Fusion seeks to reduce technical risks and accelerate the path toward viable fusion energy solutions.
Purfresh, Inc. specializes in developing advanced controlled atmosphere systems and live data tracking solutions for the international transport of perishable goods in refrigerated ocean containers. The company offers ozone-based protection solutions aimed at enhancing the quality of cargo arrivals and provides monitoring software for real-time visibility. Its technology is applicable to a wide range of commodities, including fruits such as avocados, blueberries, and citrus, as well as vegetables and other perishables. Established in 1996 and headquartered in Hayward, California, Purfresh serves a diverse clientele, including growers, ocean carriers, packers, shippers, importers, and exporters across 32 countries. In addition to its core offerings, Purfresh Wine focuses on utilizing ozone technology to improve winemaking quality and address smoke taint issues caused by wildfires, representing a significant challenge for the wine industry. The company's systems also cater to environments requiring sanitation, effectively eliminating harmful pathogens and odors from indoor spaces.
Fat Spaniel Technologies, founded in 2003, is a leading independent provider of monitoring and reporting services specifically for the renewable energy sector. The company's solutions are widely utilized by solar power producers, financiers, system integrators, and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), as well as an increasing number of wind power companies. Fat Spaniel's services aim to optimize energy output, reduce operational and maintenance costs, mitigate risks, and enhance returns on investment for renewable energy projects. Additionally, the company offers lifecycle management services and features the Fat Spaniel Insight Manager, a web portal that enables users to build, share, and operate energy data applications.
EnerWorks is a North American provider of solar thermal technology, specializing in the development and manufacture of renewable energy appliances for residential, commercial, and industrial applications. The company offers a range of products, including solar water heating systems and solar pool heating solutions, designed to operate efficiently in various climates. EnerWorks focuses on delivering reliable, cost-effective, and environmentally friendly energy alternatives that contribute to significant energy cost savings. By collaborating with local partners, EnerWorks ensures comprehensive support in the design, installation, commissioning, and maintenance of integrated solar thermal heating and cooling systems, positioning itself as a leader in the renewable energy sector in North America and the Caribbean.
Lilliputian Systems provides mobile power solutions for consumer electronics devices. The company aims to revolutionize mobile fuel, ushering in new applications and devices made possible by their technology.
Cyrium Technologies Inc. specializes in the development and manufacturing of concentrator photovoltaic (CPV) cells for terrestrial solar energy applications. Established in 2002 and headquartered in Ottawa, Canada, with an additional office in Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong, the company offers a range of products including quantum dot enhanced cells and application-specific concentrator cells (ASCC). Cyrium Technologies also provides optimization and customization services for cell performance through its ASCC program, catering to the needs of CPV system manufacturers and the broader solar energy market.
Day4 Energy is a growing, global brand delivering innovative photovoltaic (PV) technologies, products, services and manufacturing solutions for the production of solar panels in residential, commercial and utility-scale applications. Based on patented innovations, superior product quality and exceptional in-field performance, Day4 Energy is extending the reach of solar energy. The company is listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol “DFE”
Akermin, Inc. is a biocatalyst development company based in St. Louis, Missouri, founded in 2003. The company specializes in innovative solutions for the removal of carbon dioxide (CO2) from industrial gas streams, utilizing biocatalysis and nanotechnology. Akermin has developed proprietary delivery systems that integrate enzymes into traditional chemical absorption processes, allowing for effective CO2 capture. In addition to its focus on carbon capture, the company has demonstrated capabilities in creating biofuel cells and is exploring commercial applications in various sectors, including food processing, biofuels, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals. The technology targets a range of industries in the United States, positioning Akermin as a key player in advancing environmentally sustainable practices.
H2scan Corporation is headquartered in Valencia, California, and was formed September 18, 2002 through an MBO with capital assistance from Vancouver-based Chrysalix Energy Limited Partnership and Ravinia Venture Fund. The company was created upon the purchase of all sensor assets of DCH Sensor Corporation.
Ballard Power Systems Inc., Shell Hydrogen, and Duke Energy formed Chrysalix (www.chrysalix.com) in July 2001. This Partnership has since been joined by The BOC Group, BASF Venture Capital, The Mitsubishi Corporation.
The fundamental technology of H2scan sensor systems was developed by the U.S. National Laboratory at Sandia. H2scan has significantly improved upon this technology through US patents and manufacturing trade secrets.
ReliOn is the world leader in the development and marketing of modular, cartridge-based, proton exchange membrane fuel cell technology. Currently, they are marketing a range of stationary fuel cells for emergency and backup power requirements, uninterruptible power supplies, digital power needs and a variety of off grid power requirements. ReliOn serves private and public entities as diverse as telecommunications, energy, transportation, and government. Their PEM fuel cells are commercially available today. They have sold and delivered more than 1,900kW of fuel cells in the U.S. and abroad, and count among their customers major telecommunications providers, government communication sites and utilities.
PolyFuel, Inc. is a company that designs, develops, engineers, and manufactures portable fuel cells aimed at enhancing the performance of electronic devices. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Mountain View, California, PolyFuel focuses on creating advanced membranes and systems to address the power deficiencies in portable electronics. The company's innovations are intended to improve the efficiency and functionality of electronic-based products, catering to the growing demand for reliable and sustainable power solutions.
Angstrom Power
Venture Round in 2002
Angstrom Power Incorporated researches and develops portable fuel cell devices. It provides Micro Hydrogen, an electrochemical energy converter that produces electricity, water vapor, and heat from hydrogen and airborne oxygen.
H2scan Corporation is headquartered in Valencia, California, and was formed September 18, 2002 through an MBO with capital assistance from Vancouver-based Chrysalix Energy Limited Partnership and Ravinia Venture Fund. The company was created upon the purchase of all sensor assets of DCH Sensor Corporation.
Ballard Power Systems Inc., Shell Hydrogen, and Duke Energy formed Chrysalix (www.chrysalix.com) in July 2001. This Partnership has since been joined by The BOC Group, BASF Venture Capital, The Mitsubishi Corporation.
The fundamental technology of H2scan sensor systems was developed by the U.S. National Laboratory at Sandia. H2scan has significantly improved upon this technology through US patents and manufacturing trade secrets.
H2Gen Innovations, Inc., of Alexandria , Virginia develops, manufactures and markets on-site hydrogen appliances that provide a significant breakthrough for the existing industrial hydrogen market and will be a key enabling technology for the emerging hydrogen economy. The H2Gen hydrogen generator module (HGM) converts natural gas to hydrogen using a unique steam methane reformer, producing 2,000 scf/hr. of up to “five nines” pure hydrogen. The all-in cost of hydrogen produced with the HGM at the point of delivery is 35% to 65% less than existing conventional methods of producing and delivering hydrogen to target end-use customers. They believe that they have the superior technology for on-site hydrogen production in regard to output, purity and price for a remarkably small appliance. The company was formed in February 2001 by a team of engineers who saw the market opportunity, and who had been working on the concept and technology for the preceding seven years.