EASME is a European Union executive agency that supports small and medium-sized enterprises and promotes innovation in Europe. It manages projects in the areas of small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as the environment, energy, and maritime sectors, funded by COSME, LIFE, and EMFF. EASME organizes the European Sustainable Energy Week and serves industries such as environmental management, energy production, and maritime activities.
Greenbird Integration Technology AS is a software and solutions company based in Oslo, Norway, with additional offices in Stavanger and Palo Alto. Founded in 2009, Greenbird specializes in IT advisory services and integration solutions for both public and private organizations across Europe. The company offers a platform known as Utilihive, designed as a domain-specific integration platform as a service (iPaaS) tailored for utilities, facilitating the digital transformation of smart grids, smart cities, and the industrial Internet of Things. Utilihive supports over 65 million clients in regions including Scandinavia, Germany, the UK, the Middle East, and the Far East. Greenbird also provides consulting services in strategic advisory, enterprise architecture, and solution design. In August 2023, Greenbird was acquired by GE Vernova, leading to the rebranding of its technology platform, now known as GridOS Connect, which serves as the foundation for the GridOS Data Fabric.
Blixt
Grant in 2019
Blixt specializes in the development of semiconductor-based circuit breakers and household fuses, aimed at enhancing smart metering and smart grid solutions. Founded in February 2018, the company has secured funding totaling two million euros, primarily from BayWa re Energy Ventures, which was established shortly after Blixt's inception. Blixt's innovative solid-state technology platform provides a more reliable and efficient electricity infrastructure, allowing for real-time control of currents and voltages. This technology supports energy service providers and households, facilitating advancements in all-electric technology and software-defined power management.
envelio
Grant in 2019
envelio GmbH, founded in 2017 and based in Cologne, Germany, specializes in developing software and algorithms aimed at enhancing the planning and operation of energy networks. Its primary offering, the Intelligent Grid Platform (IGP), serves as a modular software solution that assists distribution grid operators in digitizing and automating their processes. The IGP includes applications for data quality, grid planning, and grid operation, which help identify and rectify data inconsistencies and optimize congestion management. By leveraging artificial intelligence and mathematical optimization, envelio’s platform supports the integration of numerous distributed energy resources and smart meter data, enabling grid operators to manage the complexities of modern power grids while facilitating a smoother energy transition.
Passerro
Grant in 2018
Passerro is an electrical monitoring company focused on optimizing energy networks in Germany and Europe. They specialize in the manufacturing of the Trafo Stick, a BDV sensor designed to monitor mineral-insulating oil in transformers. This technology plays a vital role in ensuring the efficient operation of transformers, which are essential components of the electrical grid. By providing solutions for online monitoring of critical electric grid infrastructure, Passerro aims to enhance the performance and reliability of energy systems, contributing significantly to everyday life.
Electrex
Grant in 2018
Electrex manufactures energy-saving technology solutions for energy efficiency and energy automation applications. They offer instruments and software for energy measurement, energy saving, consumption, and production management. Their monitoring and management solutions are used in energy efficiency and energy automation applications in industrial, commercial, residential, public buildings, and renewable energy systems and allow a quick return on investment.
Sisener Ingenieros
Grant in 2018
Sisener Ingenieros is a consultancy and engineering firm born in Spain in the year 2000, when some experts in control engineering for hydroelectric plants and substations established a company clearly intended to provide comprehensive services in the energy sector: generation, transport / transmission and distribution of electric power and renewable energy. Afterwards new sectors have been added: waste treatmente and valorization and thermo-chemical process. Over these years, SISENER has consolidated itself as one of the benchmark companies in the sector, at both national and international levels, with 124 engineers to cover the following specialties: Electrical, Civil, Thermal, Structure, Piping, Industrial Process, Scada, and Instrumentation & Control.
3E
Grant in 2018
3E is an independent global consultancy and software company that specializes in asset performance management and analytics for renewable energy assets. It aims to support the cost-effective development of a fully renewable energy system by providing solutions that enhance the performance of renewable energy systems, such as wind and solar photovoltaic technologies. The company also focuses on optimizing energy consumption in building and site developments and facilitating interaction with the grid and market. Through its consultancy and software services, 3E helps clients achieve better performance, reduce costs, and improve returns on their investments in renewable energy.
Stignergy
Grant in 2018
Stignergy SA is a Swiss company based in Yverdon-les-Bains, specializing in the development and manufacture of a Smart Energy Management System (SEMS). Founded in 2012, Stignergy aims to address the challenges faced by small and medium enterprises in managing energy consumption effectively. The SEMS leverages artificial intelligence and bio-inspired technology to monitor and control energy-intensive devices such as heaters, air conditioners, and motors. By optimizing electrical peak power and scheduling consumption, the system helps professionals reduce their electricity costs significantly. Additionally, it offers features like automatic preventive maintenance and failure detection for electrical appliances, thereby enhancing operational efficiency.
Zaphiro
Grant in 2018
Zaphiro is a company that specializes in developing real-time monitoring and automation systems aimed at improving the efficiency and profitability of electrical grid operations. Founded in April 2017 as a spin-off of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne, it was established by researchers Paolo Romano, Marco Pignati, and Lorenzo Zanni. The company’s technology provides a comprehensive view of energy flows within the grid and enhances fault detection capabilities. By utilizing distributed sensing and a central grid controller, Zaphiro enables clients to safely incorporate renewable energy sources and electric vehicles into their systems. Its solutions facilitate quick responses to electrical faults, thereby reducing the impact of power outages.
Adaptive Balancing Power
Grant in 2017
Adaptive Balancing Power GmbH, founded in 2016 and located in Darmstadt, Germany, specializes in power storage systems, particularly through its innovative flywheel technology. This energy storage solution is designed to manage fluctuations in renewable energy output and enhance grid stability. The company's adaptive flywheel energy storage system plays a crucial role in enabling a cost-effective transition to sustainable energy, allowing for the decommissioning of conventional power plants while ensuring reliable power supply. Unlike traditional batteries, this system offers consistent performance over its lifespan, making it suitable for various applications, including electric vehicle infrastructure and fast charging cycles. Additionally, its high efficiency and longevity contribute to significant reductions in emissions, further supporting environmental sustainability efforts.
Ferntech
Grant in 2017
Ferntech GMBH, headquartered in Crailsheim, Germany, specializes in designing and manufacturing monitoring and control systems for off-grid, hybrid, and microgrid power systems. Founded in 2016 and previously known as Infinite Fingers GmbH, the company offers the Universal Monitoring and Control (UMC) solution. This technology facilitates the interconnectivity of various components, a cloud server, and a software platform, enabling system operators to remotely monitor and control multiple power systems efficiently. Ferntech's UMC solution supports compatibility with components from any manufacturer and employs visual programming tools, making it accessible for users of varying technical expertise. By lowering costs and logistical barriers, Ferntech enhances the operational capabilities of power system operators, allowing them to perform preventive maintenance, customize reports, and consolidate data on a single web-based dashboard, ultimately improving productivity and reducing maintenance expenses.
gridX
Grant in 2017
gridX GmbH, founded in 2016 and based in Aachen, Germany, specializes in energy management technology that optimizes energy flows and integrates decentralized electricity generators. The company's platform connects local power producers and consumers, facilitating the creation of virtual power plants and enabling users to monitor and control energy generation and storage systems. Through its gridBox solution, gridX allows for intelligent management of generation plants and provides visibility into household energy flows while supporting the integration of existing smart home technologies. By offering a vendor-neutral, fully integrated solution, gridX aims to revolutionize traditional energy supply, enhance energy efficiency, and make renewable energy more accessible and affordable for its users. The team comprises experienced professionals from leading companies and prestigious institutions.
eTactica
Grant in 2017
eTactica is a company that provides solutions for monitoring electricity consumption at a granular level, allowing users to track usage down to individual devices. By utilizing built-in messaging technology and standard connectivity options such as Ethernet and Wi-Fi, eTactica's products offer valuable insights into energy consumption. This capability enables businesses to identify opportunities for energy reduction, leading to significant cost savings and enhanced operational efficiency. The company's focus on simplifying energy tracking positions it as a practical tool for organizations aiming to optimize their electricity usage.
Easelink
Grant in 2017
Easelink is focused on creating innovative solutions for electric vehicle charging through its proprietary MATRIX CHARGING® technology. This automated conductive charging system eliminates the need for manual plugging and unplugging by allowing vehicles to charge automatically when parked over a stationary charging pad. The design features no moving parts outside the vehicle, making it both efficient and scalable. Easelink aims to enhance the user experience of electric vehicle owners, facilitating a seamless and convenient charging process that aligns with the growing demand for smart living solutions.
depsys
Grant in 2017
DEPsys is a Swiss technology company based in Puidoux, situated in the Lavaux region near Lake Geneva. The company specializes in developing modular power-grid systems that facilitate the integration of renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind power, into traditional low-voltage electricity networks. DEPsys offers a network optimization platform that measures, monitors, and controls these power grids, helping energy providers manage the challenges posed by decentralized energy production and increasing demand. By providing innovative solutions, DEPsys aims to enhance the efficiency and reliability of electricity distribution in a rapidly evolving energy landscape.
Megavatio Control
Grant in 2017
Megavatio Control, founded in 2011 by two friends with backgrounds in electrical engineering and software development, specializes in creating software solutions for the renewable energy sector. The company's flagship product, MVScada, is a web-based SCADA system designed for the control and monitoring of renewable energy plants, emphasizing a philosophy of high technology at low cost. Over the years, Megavatio Control has enhanced MVScada with new features and improved usability. In addition to MVScada, the company has developed other software applications focused on energy consumption and tailored solutions for various clients in the industrial and energy sectors.
Zehus
Grant in 2017
Zehus is an Italy-based smart mobility company specializing in electric bicycle technology. Its flagship product, BIKE+ all in one, serves as a comprehensive e-kit that integrates a motor, batteries, electronics, and Bluetooth connectivity to enhance the cycling experience. The system is designed to optimize the use of human power, functioning independently of the electrical grid. By maximizing the efficiency of human energy, BIKE+ all in one has demonstrated significant improvements in cycling performance, including over 30% increased efficiency and more than 20% reduced oxygen consumption. This makes a bike equipped with BIKE+ all in one a genuinely zero-emission vehicle, promoting sustainable transportation solutions.
Be-Wind
Grant in 2017
Be-Wind designs and manufactures within the aerospace industry. Its state of the art vertical axis turbines produce 15-20% more power efficiently than any other turbine, while generating usable power starting at wind speeds of 5-7 mph. Its turbines have a propietary deflector system that creates optimum air flow and eliminates opposing wind. A unique aerospace design enables optimal operation in extreme wind conditions while ensuring the safety of the turbine by never exceeding a max RPM. It created their turbines in order to provide the growing urban environment with a source of renewable wind energy. In conjunction with providing sustainable energy within the United States, BE-Wind has reached beyond its borders in an effort to assist developing countries in producing sustainable energy where power resources are scarce.
Gesinne GS
Grant in 2016
Gesinne GS specializes in the design, manufacture, and sale of equipment aimed at optimizing electrical energy consumption. The company focuses on the intelligent stabilization of electrical voltage, which helps protect loads and prevent shutdowns. By enhancing the overall quality of power supplied from the electricity grid, Gesinne GS enables businesses to reduce energy costs while improving operational efficiency.
Laki Power
Grant in 2016
Laki Power ehf, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Reykjavik, Iceland, specializes in eco-friendly power solutions through research and development. The company has developed an innovative grid inspection solution that allows for the fast charging of drones directly on high-voltage power lines, facilitating continuous and autonomous inspections in remote areas. This technology addresses challenges such as icing, wildfires, and grid congestion by enabling real-time monitoring of overhead power lines. Laki Power's offerings include monitoring systems that utilize optical and thermal cameras, weather stations, and line sensors, all designed to operate without external power sources like solar panels or diesel generators. The company is actively partnering with leading grid operators to implement stationary monitoring solutions at critical grid points.
EKU Power Drives
Grant in 2016
EKU Power Drives GmbH specializes in developing and marketing gas-electric hybrid systems for industrial applications, particularly in the oil and gas sector. Founded in 2014 and based in Stuttgart, Germany, the company’s innovative solutions utilize natural gas as the primary fuel, replacing traditional diesel power trains. This hybrid system includes an energy storage unit, electric drive, and an intelligent control unit, which together enhance operational efficiency and reduce environmental impacts associated with hydraulic fracturing and gas flaring. The design features a robust gas engine coupled with dynamic electric motors, optimizing performance while lowering operating costs. EKU Power Drives also integrates advanced technologies such as battery management systems and power electronics to ensure the longevity and effective distribution of electrical power. The company emerged from a collaboration that initially focused on electric vehicle technology, and its founders leverage extensive experience from established research and development sectors to create cost-effective and resource-efficient powertrain solutions.
Synvertec
Grant in 2016
Synvertec LTD. is an Israeli company founded in 2014, specializing in innovative solutions for integrating Renewable Energy Sources (RES) and Distributed Energy Resources (DER) into electricity grids. The company's flagship product, the Synchronverter®, employs a patented control algorithm developed at Tel Aviv University to transform renewable energy inverters into virtual synchronous generators. This technology enhances grid stability by enabling inverters to actively contribute to the stabilization of electricity grids, particularly in systems with high proportions of renewable energy. Synvertec serves various sectors, including island infrastructures, remote villages, agriculture, and mining. The company has received backing from prominent investors, including Horizon Green Tech Ventures and the Israeli government, and is involved in Horizon 2020, the European Commission's major research and innovation initiative.
FreeWire
Grant in 2016
FreeWire Technologies, Inc. is a manufacturer of mobile electric vehicle (EV) chargers, focused on providing innovative charging solutions that enhance the accessibility of EV charging infrastructure. Established in 2014 and based in San Leandro, California, the company produces several models, including the Mobi Charger v0, v1, and v2, which cater to varying charging needs and capabilities. FreeWire’s flagship product, the Boost Charger, integrates battery technology with power conversion systems, allowing for high-power charging without the need for extensive grid upgrades. This technology enables ultrafast charging at locations that typically lack sufficient electrical infrastructure. FreeWire has successfully deployed its battery-integrated chargers across the United States, serving Fortune 100 companies, commercial clients, fleets, and retail spaces, and has partnered with major organizations to expand its reach. Additionally, the company's systems provide clean and quiet power solutions, effectively replacing or supplementing diesel generators for various remote power applications, thereby supporting the transition away from fossil fuels.
Green City Ferries
Grant in 2016
Green City Ferries specializes in the development of electric passenger vessels designed for emission-free waterborne transport. Capable of accommodating up to 80 passengers and reaching speeds of 50 km/h, these ferries offer a quiet and environmentally friendly travel experience. Founded by a team passionate about sustainable transport, Green City Ferries has made significant strides in the industry, notably launching the world's first supercharged passenger ferry, Movitz, in 2014, and the world's fastest supercharged ferry, BB Green, in 2016. The company focuses on leveraging market-ready technologies to enhance urban transport and inland waterways, aiming to provide more frequent and comfortable travel options while promoting clean air and reduced emissions.
Inin Group
Grant in 2015
ININ Group AS is a Norwegian industrial owner that employs a vertical-focused buy-and-build strategy to identify and invest in niche markets with growth potential. The company specializes in infrastructure services, particularly in the sectors of rail, power supply, and electrification. By collaborating closely with its portfolio companies, ININ Group aims to foster sustainable development and enhance operational efficiencies. Through strategic investments, the company seeks to capitalize on emerging opportunities within these essential industries, contributing to infrastructure improvement and innovation.
Etrel
Grant in 2015
Etrel is a manufacturer specializing in charging stations and software designed for integrated electric vehicle (EV) charging systems. The company offers a comprehensive electromobility ecosystem that includes a range of charging products suitable for private, public, and commercial applications. Etrel's interactive charging equipment utilizes principles of artificial intelligence and system communication to facilitate sustainable e-mobility, enabling fast charging while preventing grid overloads. Additionally, Etrel provides a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform for effective management of charging networks, enhancing the user experience for both customers and end users.
SmartAct
Grant in 2015
SmartAct is an energy efficient electric actuator.
Smarter Grid Solutions
Grant in 2015
Smarter Grid Solutions Ltd. is a prominent smart grid technology company based in Glasgow, with additional offices in London and New York. Founded in 2008, the company specializes in developing and deploying Active Network Management (ANM) products that facilitate the integration of Distributed Energy Resources (DER). Its key offerings include ANM Strata, ANM 100, ANM 50, and CONNECT+, which provide utilities with tools to connect, control, and optimize DER across various scales. Additionally, the company offers Capacity Analysis Portal Tools for assessing DER connection feasibility and a Grid Connection Assessment Tool for detailed connection studies. Smarter Grid Solutions also provides consultancy services focused on strategic planning, modeling, and smart grid training. The company serves a diverse clientele, including large power companies and utilities across the UK, mainland Europe, and the US, contributing to the advancement of smart grid initiatives in both urban and rural settings.
Synvertec
Grant in 2015
Synvertec LTD. is an Israeli company founded in 2014, specializing in innovative solutions for integrating Renewable Energy Sources (RES) and Distributed Energy Resources (DER) into electricity grids. The company's flagship product, the Synchronverter®, employs a patented control algorithm developed at Tel Aviv University to transform renewable energy inverters into virtual synchronous generators. This technology enhances grid stability by enabling inverters to actively contribute to the stabilization of electricity grids, particularly in systems with high proportions of renewable energy. Synvertec serves various sectors, including island infrastructures, remote villages, agriculture, and mining. The company has received backing from prominent investors, including Horizon Green Tech Ventures and the Israeli government, and is involved in Horizon 2020, the European Commission's major research and innovation initiative.
Ferroamp Elektronik
Grant in 2015
Ferroamp Elektronik AB specializes in developing and manufacturing innovative power electronics aimed at enhancing the efficiency of electrical energy use. The company's primary product is the ACE, a four-quadrant inverter that facilitates quicker electric vehicle charging and helps reduce grid fees. ACE is a component of the modular EnergyHub system, which can be expanded with solar cells and energy storage solutions according to user needs. This smart grid concept optimizes the versatility and economic viability of solar installations, benefiting both homeowners and utility companies. Additionally, Ferroamp offers a range of energy optimization solutions, including solar string optimizers, energy storage optimizers, and adaptive equalization, primarily catering to property companies, energy consultants, and electric power firms.
Esave Corporation
Grant in 2015
Esave Corporation was formed in April 2012 with the initial focus of developing electricity energy optimization systems for behind-the-meter installations in buildings. In 4Q 2012, Esave secured an exclusive international license with Dublin Institute of Technology (DIT) for the commercialization of its Unified Power Quality Conditioner (UPQC) technologies that were designed for the optimization of renewable energy sources. Esave is an IBM Business Partner and was a finalist in the IBM Global Entrepreneur Program in 2012. In parallel, Ireland’s Transmission System Operators progressed their ‘Delivering a Secure Sustainable Electricity System’ (DS3) program to enable up to 75% instantaneous wind energy on the grid. DNV-GL (Kema) was engaged to carry out an international review of the System Services regimes adopted in a number of international (island) markets. To date during 2014, we finalized the design of the Esave Hybrid Energy Storage System. In May 2014, Mainstream Renewable Power, the world’s largest independent renewable energy company with a portfolio of more than 17GW of wind and solar development projects agreed to partner with Esave and install 3MW Demonstration System in its 9.2MW windfarm in Kerry. In July 2014, they completed the financial modeling of DS3 System Services. They also applied for Horizon 2020 funding for the Demonstration Project that will be validated by EirGrid and DNV-GL. Wind and solar power are leading the global transition to renewable energy, forcing fossil fuel and emissions take a back seat to a smarter, greener, more efficient electricity generation. Renewable energy sources bring new challenges, as you can’t control the supply of wind or solar – despite their infinite abundance. Electricity grids are finding it increasingly difficult to manage fast growth renewable energy integration as they cannot function unless they are able to balance supply and demand. An imbalance results in voltage fluctuations, or worse. New ancillary services are being introduced to control the variability, uncertainty and asynchronism of renewable energy to ensure the continuous, secure operation of the grid. Their vision is to design and deliver smart grid network solutions that can maximize renewable energy integration. Their technology can break down one of the last barriers to 100% renewable energy by removing the need to run fossil fuel generation to control the ‘frequency’ of the grid and other system services such as inertia, ramping and voltage control. Clean, green, affordable, definitely the future. Their mission is to design and develop Smart Grid Network Solutions that deliver superior power quality and energy storage to enable wind and solar plant assets to overcome their inherent intermittency and low capacity factors to become dispatchable ‘grid friendly’ maximized capacity energy plant with increased revenues and reduced operational costs. Grid balancing, power quality and energy storage that provide active power control of renewable energy sources to stabilize the grid faster, with greater precision and at a fraction of the cost of fossil fuel generation. Solutions that optimize renewable generation power plant performance to facilitate the controlled dispatch of energy, making it more predictable, flexible, fast responding, and ‘grid friendly’. Their job is saving the planet for fun and profit, by delivering solutions that help toward the global goal of abundant, affordable, clean, efficient, and reliable electric power anytime, anywhere – through Smart Grid Network Solutions. Their economic, ecological, and social success is captured in the triple bottom line of People, Planet and Profit and in their promotion of good energy management for the economic, social and environmental well-being of the planet.
Florafuel AG
Grant in 2015
Florafuel AG has developed an innovative process that enables municipalities, farmers, compost plant operators and traders to use biomass and biogenic residues (such as grass, leaves, reeds, wet meadows, roadside greens and silage) as high-quality renewable CO2-neutral energy sources To prepare pellets and briquettes. The required systems and dryers are developed by florafuel AG and distributed on the market. The worldwide patented florafuel process (first patent application 2003) opens up completely new possibilities for regional bioenergy production for companies, cities and municipalities. In this way, previously unused energy resources will become economically viable and environmentally friendly in terms of energy. The optimized by the florafuel process and environmentally friendly fuel stands out not only by a comparatively high fuel value, but also by an extremely positive energy balance. Since the florafuel process is geared solely to the energy recovery of organic residues and waste materials, the florafuel technology is also not in competition with agricultural feed and food production. In addition, as an alternative to composting and fermentation, the process supports the reduction of polluting emissions such as nitrous oxide, methane and ammonia. Another advantage of the florafuel process is that the bioenergy or energy sources that can be supplied via the process are suitable for baseload. Since the combustion or gasification of florafuel fuels is decentralized, it is possible to provide precisely the energy that is needed in the form of electricity and heat on site at any time. Thus, the florafuel process is an ideal addition to the bioenergy mix from an ecological as well as an economic point of view.
SmartAct
Grant in 2014
SmartAct is an energy efficient electric actuator.
Etrel
Grant in 2014
Etrel is a manufacturer specializing in charging stations and software designed for integrated electric vehicle (EV) charging systems. The company offers a comprehensive electromobility ecosystem that includes a range of charging products suitable for private, public, and commercial applications. Etrel's interactive charging equipment utilizes principles of artificial intelligence and system communication to facilitate sustainable e-mobility, enabling fast charging while preventing grid overloads. Additionally, Etrel provides a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform for effective management of charging networks, enhancing the user experience for both customers and end users.
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