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New Energy Finance provides industry information, analytics, and research services for the clean energy and carbon markets.
The company offers research, forecasts, investment data, and analytical tools as well as news about the clean energy, power, gas, water, and carbon markets. It also provides proprietary price indexes for pricing polysilicon, wafers, modules, cells, wind turbines, and power-purchase agreements; and publishes and licenses various equity-sector and region-specific clean energy indexes.
In addition, the company offers financial, economic, and policy analysis in various industries and markets such as advanced transportation, bioenergy, carbon capture and storage, digital energy, energy efficiency and storage, gas, geothermal, hydro and marine, nuclear, power, REC, solar, and wind. It also provides custom research services and runs senior-level networking events.
New Energy Finance serves utilities and oil and gas companies; multinational corporations; clean energy technology providers; and governments and quasi-governmental agencies in the United Kingdom and internationally.
New Energy Finance was founded in 2004 and is based in London, United Kingdom. It has locations in Beijing, China; Cape Town, South Africa; Munich, Germany; New Delhi, India; San Francisco, California; Sao Paulo, Brazil; Sydney, Australia; Tokyo, Japan; Zurich, Switzerland; Singapore; Hong Kong; and Washington and New York, United States.
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Precision AI
Grant in 2023
Precision AI is a company dedicated to revolutionizing agriculture through advanced artificial intelligence technologies. Based in North America, the firm develops AI-powered drones that enhance crop protection and farming practices. These drones enable precise, plant-level decision-making for crop production, reducing reliance on bulkier traditional technology. By integrating with existing sprayers and using drones to apply chemicals more efficiently, Precision AI helps farmers minimize chemical overuse and broadcast spraying. This approach aims to create healthier, more profitable farms while addressing global agricultural challenges.
Jetti Resources
Grant in 2023
Founded in 2014, Jetti Resources specializes in hydrometallurgical technology for extracting metals from mineral ores. Its proprietary catalytic process is used to efficiently recover copper from low-grade primary sulfides like chalcopyrite, making it a cost-effective and environmentally responsible solution.
Nth Cycle
Grant in 2023
Nth Cycle is a company specializing in metal processing technology. It collaborates with battery recyclers and miners to recover critical minerals from electronic waste and low-grade mine tailings using its proprietary electro-extraction method, offering an alternative to traditional hydrometallurgy and pyrometallurgy processes.
Li-Cycle
Grant in 2023
Li-Cycle is a clean technology company specializing in the resource recovery of end-of-life lithium-ion batteries. The company employs its proprietary Spoke and Hub recycling process, which enables the efficient processing of battery manufacturing scrap and spent batteries. At its Spokes, Li-Cycle produces black mass and other intermediate products, while its Hubs focus on recovering valuable raw materials such as lithium carbonate, cobalt sulphate, and nickel sulphate. Committed to sustainable practices, Li-Cycle’s technology allows for the recovery of 80 to 100% of materials found in lithium-ion batteries, addressing the growing demand for critical battery resources in an environmentally responsible manner.
H2Pro
Grant in 2023
Founded in 2019, H2Pro develops innovative water-splitting technology for producing hydrogen fuel. Its proprietary E-TAC method decouples hydrogen and oxygen evolution reactions, enabling efficient and sustainable green hydrogen production.
Mainspring
Grant in 2023
Mainspring Energy, Inc. is a technology company based in Menlo Park, California, that specializes in developing linear generator technology for low carbon, dispatchable energy solutions. Founded in 2010 by three Stanford engineers, the company focuses on creating advanced prototypes that convert fuel into electricity through a unique, low-temperature reaction of air and fuel. This innovative approach allows Mainspring to offer generators that provide affordable, reliable electricity while significantly reducing carbon emissions compared to traditional electric grids. The company's mission is to address climate change and enhance energy accessibility, contributing to the development of net-zero carbon energy systems for the future.
Sublime Systems
Grant in 2023
Sublime Systems is a company focused on decarbonizing cement production through innovative technology that simultaneously generates green hydrogen and reduces carbon emissions. Their approach employs an electrochemical method powered by clean, renewable energy, effectively eliminating CO2 emissions while preserving the essential characteristics and chemistry of the cement. This technology allows builders and consumers to actively participate in the transition towards a sustainable and renewable future, aligning with global efforts to mitigate climate change.
Travertine
Grant in 2023
Travertine is a company focused on carbon dioxide removal and industrial chemical production, aiming to mitigate the environmental impact associated with the extraction of elements for renewable energy. Utilizing a proprietary electrochemical process, Travertine converts carbon dioxide from the atmosphere into mineral forms while simultaneously producing sulfuric acid, which is essential for critical element extraction and fertilizer production. The company effectively recycles sulfate wastes to generate sulfuric acid, thereby minimizing chemical waste during these processes. Additionally, Travertine generates high-quality carbon credits through its direct air capture and mineralization efforts, contributing to a sustainable approach in mining and fertilizer industries.
SunGreenH2
Grant in 2023
Founded in 2020, SunGreenH2 specializes in developing high-performance electrolysers using nanotechnology and advanced materials. Headquartered in Singapore with offices in Melbourne and London, the company produces green hydrogen at low cost for industries, mobility, and energy storage.
FutureFeed
Grant in 2023
FutureFeed focuses on reducing methane emissions from livestock through an innovative feed ingredient derived from Asparagopsis seaweed. This solution improves farm profitability while mitigating climate change, with potential additional income streams via carbon markets and access to premium niche markets.
Electra
Grant in 2023
Electra is a company dedicated to revolutionizing iron and steel production by significantly reducing carbon dioxide emissions. It specializes in alternative steelmaking technology that employs innovative electrochemical and hydrometallurgical processes. By electrifying and decarbonizing the steelmaking process, Electra enables the production of low-carbon clean iron from various ores and renewable energy sources. This approach not only minimizes the environmental impact associated with traditional steel production but also helps companies lower energy intensity and costs, promoting sustainability within the industry.
Carbon Clean Solutions
Series C in 2022
Carbon Clean Solutions develops carbon dioxide capture and recovery technology for industrial and power generation. Its solutions enable energy-efficient CO2 separation from flue gases and gas streams, with systems designed to retrofit existing plants and support new-build installations. The technology serves cement, steel, fertilizer, chemical, petrochemical, and utility sectors, helping reduce direct emissions from coal- or gas-fired sources. It employs regenerable solvent-based capture processes and process integration approaches to improve capture rates while lowering operating costs. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Mumbai, the company maintains research facilities in the United Kingdom and India and has a global commercial presence including the United States.
Addionics
Grant in 2022
Founded in 2017 with offices in London and Tel-Aviv, Addionics designs and develops advanced rechargeable batteries for electronic vehicles. The company specializes in improving battery performance through intelligent 3D architecture redesign, aiming to increase energy density, reduce charging times, and enhance safety.
Nuvve
Grant in 2022
Nuvve is a company accelerating the electrification of transportation through its proprietary vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology. Its Grid Integrated Vehicle, GIVe platform enables bidirectional charging to support efficient integration of renewable energy sources such as solar and wind, and to refuel next-generation electric vehicle fleets. The company focuses on enabling flexible grid operations and reducing the cost of EV ownership while enhancing grid resilience and renewable energy utilization.
Blue Frontier
Grant in 2022
Blue Frontier develops sustainable air conditioning technology with integrated energy storage. Founded in 2018 and based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, the company aims to reduce energy consumption compared with conventional systems. Its technology supports HVAC-as-a-Service models and stores electricity, enabling operation during periods when renewable energy is abundant without compromising cooling service. The system uses less electricity than traditional air conditioners, contributing to lower utility costs and improved grid resilience for clients.
Verdox
Grant in 2022
Verdox is dedicated to reversing climate change through the development and deployment of advanced technology. The company’s proprietary electro-swing process, developed at MIT, enables carbon dioxide and other acid gases to be captured with up to 80% less energy and 70% less cost than conventional approaches.
ZeroAvia
Grant in 2022
Founded in 2017, ZeroAvia develops zero-emission aircraft propulsion systems designed to eliminate aviation emissions while maintaining operational efficiency. The company focuses on scalable hydrogen-electric technologies that can retrofit existing aircraft and support sustainable aviation.
Kairos Power
Grant in 2022
Kairos Power is a technology company specializing in the development of advanced reactor systems. It focuses on designing, licensing, and demonstrating innovative nuclear reactor technologies to provide clean, affordable, and reliable power.
Energy Dome
Grant in 2022
Energy Dome develops a low-cost, efficient system for long-duration electricity storage using liquid CO2. Its focus is on enabling dispatchable renewable energy production to facilitate the decarbonization of the energy industry and promote sustainability.
Carbon Clean Solutions
Grant in 2022
Carbon Clean Solutions develops carbon dioxide capture and recovery technology for industrial and power generation. Its solutions enable energy-efficient CO2 separation from flue gases and gas streams, with systems designed to retrofit existing plants and support new-build installations. The technology serves cement, steel, fertilizer, chemical, petrochemical, and utility sectors, helping reduce direct emissions from coal- or gas-fired sources. It employs regenerable solvent-based capture processes and process integration approaches to improve capture rates while lowering operating costs. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Mumbai, the company maintains research facilities in the United Kingdom and India and has a global commercial presence including the United States.
Twelve
Grant in 2022
Twelve, formerly known as Opus 12, is a Berkeley, California-based company that specializes in recycling carbon dioxide emissions into valuable chemicals and fuels. Founded in 2015, the company has developed innovative technology that can be integrated with any source of CO₂ emissions. By utilizing only water and electricity as inputs, Twelve transforms captured carbon dioxide into essential products such as methane, ethylene, and ethanol. The firm aims to provide a cost-competitive alternative to petroleum-derived chemicals and fuels, thereby addressing carbon emissions while simultaneously creating economically viable solutions.
Carbfix
Grant in 2022
Carbfix is a climate-focused company that specializes in carbon capture and storage. It aims to combat the climate crisis by permanently removing CO2 from the atmosphere. Using proprietary technology, Carbfix accelerates the natural process of turning CO2 into stone underground, providing a long-term and environmentally friendly storage solution. Additionally, the company offers consultancy services to help clients reduce their carbon footprint and identify effective paths to carbon removal.
Climate Robotics
Grant in 2022
Climate Robotics is a company focused on developing advanced robotics and artificial intelligence aimed at addressing climate change and improving soil health. Founded in 2020 and based in the United States, the company creates technology designed to sequester carbon effectively. One of its key innovations, the pyrobot, identifies degraded or blighted land in urban and peri-urban areas and transforms biomass waste on-site into biochar. This process not only aids in carbon capture but also enhances soil quality, contributing to the company's goal of promoting environmental sustainability.
Reactive Technologies
Grant in 2022
Reactive Technologies LTD is an energy technology company based in London, United Kingdom, focused on facilitating the transition to clean energy through innovative solutions for grid operators, electric utilities, and renewable asset owners. The company offers a range of advanced technologies, including GridMetrix, which provides real-time inertia measurements for transmission system operators, and GridMetrix for distribution network operators, which measures system strength and helps manage constraints. Its Tradenergy platform enhances forecasting, risk management, and optimization for energy flexibility, while the Dynamic PPA feature allows generators to capitalize on market opportunities and mitigate price risks. Reactive Technologies is recognized for its groundbreaking Grid-Sonar™ technology, which delivers precise data on grid operations, thereby improving planning and maximizing electricity supply utilization. Established in 2010, the company has expanded its reach internationally, with commercial offices in the UK, USA, and Australia, and an R&D center in Finland.
75F
Grant in 2021
Founded in 2012, 75F specializes in IoT-based building automation systems for commercial spaces. Its products include smart sensors, thermostats, and a central control unit, enabling real-time data collection and dynamic adjustments to HVAC performance based on occupancy and environmental changes. This results in improved indoor comfort, energy savings, and reduced operational costs.
Pachama
Grant in 2021
Pachama uses AI and satellite data to monitor and verify carbon sequestration in forests. This enables businesses to invest in nature-based solutions for carbon offsetting, while supporting local communities and wildlife conservation.
Via Separations
Grant in 2021
Via Separations, Inc. is a company that specializes in developing membrane-based products for the separation of industrial liquids, aimed at enhancing efficiency in challenging industrial environments. Founded in 2016 and based in Somerville, Massachusetts, the company focuses on industrial decarbonization through innovative chemistries that significantly reduce energy consumption in manufacturing processes. Via's technology allows facilities to cut energy usage by 90% during chemical separation, replacing traditional heat-based methods with a highly selective and robust membrane filtration system. This advancement not only helps to minimize the environmental impact of industrial processes, but it also creates additional revenue opportunities for customers. Currently, Via is conducting pilot trials at pulp and paper facilities with the goal of eliminating 100 million metric tons of CO2 emissions by 2050. The company has successfully scaled its technology and demonstrated working prototypes at a commercial level, having emerged from MIT's Department of Material Science & Engineering.
QLM Technology
Grant in 2021
QLM Technology develops gas detection and imaging systems that use quantum sensing, including ultra-compact, high-precision quantum optical sensors and low-power tunable diode laser Lidar with infrared single-photon detection for natural gas producers, distributors, and service providers. Its technology enables remote detection and quantification of very low leak rates, allowing fast, accurate, and cost-effective identification and monitoring of leaks from well-heads to pipelines, improving safety and reducing operating costs across gas production and distribution assets. The company is based in Bristol, United Kingdom.
Pyrowave
Grant in 2021
Pyrowave Inc. is a Canadian company that specializes in advanced recycling technology solutions using microwave-based chemical processes to convert post-consumer and post-industrial plastics back into their molecular form, identical to virgin materials. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Oakville, Pyrowave has developed a patented high-power microwave catalytic depolymerization technology that stands at the forefront of the recycling industry. The company leases its innovative recycling machines and sells the high-value liquid products and materials generated during the recycling process. By facilitating the infinite regeneration of plastics, Pyrowave enables its clients, including municipal entities and private recyclers, to significantly reduce plastic waste and contribute to a circular plastic economy.
OnTruck
Grant in 2021
OnTruck is a digital platform that connects businesses with freight carriers to facilitate the regional transport of palletized goods. By leveraging advanced technologies, it offers a straightforward and transparent pricing system that allows companies to obtain immediate quotes and schedule shipments in under two minutes. OnTruck operates primarily in Spain and the United Kingdom, focusing on urban areas such as Madrid, Catalonia, and London. The service supports both immediate and scheduled deliveries, including options for 24-hour and 48-hour service, ensuring that palletized goods can be picked up promptly. OnTruck's platform is designed to optimize the use of industrial vehicles by generating efficient routes, thereby reducing empty kilometers and enhancing overall transport efficiency. Its competitive pricing can be up to 50% lower than traditional market rates, making it a cost-effective solution for businesses seeking reliable freight services.
Convoy
Grant in 2021
Convoy operates an online marketplace for digital freight network services. It connects shippers with local and regional trucks for moving goods efficiently, offering real-time tracking via its mobile app. Founded in 2015, Convoy aims to optimize the trucking industry by reducing waste and emissions.
ECOncrete
Grant in 2021
ECOncrete is a manufacturer of innovative concrete products aimed at enhancing the biological and ecological value of coastal and marine infrastructures, as well as urban landscapes. The company's technology focuses on the development, production, and implementation of solutions that promote biogenic buildup through unique concrete compositions, surface textures, and macro-designs. These products not only improve environmental sustainability but also provide significant structural advantages, including increased stability, longevity, and reduced maintenance costs. By integrating ecological considerations into traditional construction practices, ECOncrete helps clients achieve both environmental and economic benefits in their infrastructure projects.
Pivot Bio
Grant in 2021
Founded in 2010, Pivot Bio is a biotechnology company specializing in microbial nitrogen fertilizers. It harnesses naturally occurring microbes to provide nutrients to crops sustainably, aiming to reduce the need for petrochemical fertilizers and improve crop yield.
Planet
Grant in 2021
Planet Labs, Inc. is a San Francisco-based company specializing in Earth imaging and analytics. Founded by former NASA employees in 2010, Planet operates the largest fleet of compact, high-capability satellites designed to image the entire planet daily. This extensive satellite coverage provides customers with unprecedented access to geospatial insights, enabling them to make informed decisions based on real-time data. Planet's offerings include a diverse range of satellite imagery and analytical solutions, all accessible through an online platform equipped with tools for data analysis. With additional offices in Germany and Canada, the company serves a global network of customers and partners across more than 100 countries, delivering market-leading geospatial imagery for businesses, governments, researchers, and journalists. Planet's mission is to make visible and actionable the changes occurring on Earth, providing crucial information to understand the physical world.
Cemvita
Grant in 2021
Cemvita is a synthetic biology company focused on developing innovative solutions that promote sustainability and enhance the energy transition. Utilizing its CO2 Utilization platform, the company mimics natural processes such as photosynthesis to produce a range of products, including nutrients for space exploration and industrial chemicals for various applications. Cemvita aims to assist industries like oil and gas, chemicals, and mining in reducing their carbon emissions by providing environmentally friendly methods for resource extraction, including lithium mining. Through its nature-inspired approach, Cemvita seeks to advance sustainable practices in multiple sectors while addressing critical challenges related to energy and environmental impact.
Nautilus Labs
Grant in 2021
Founded in 2016, Nautilus Labs develops a platform that enhances maritime transportation through real-time vessel data analysis. It offers features like TrueVoyage for continuous reporting and ship performance monitoring, serving companies operating various vessel types. The platform aims to improve fleet efficiency and enable predictive decision-making.
Next Kraftwerke
Grant in 2020
Next Kraftwerke GmbH is a German company based in Cologne that operates a large-scale virtual power plant (VPP) and serves as a certified power trader on various European energy exchanges. Founded in 2009, the company specializes in digitally aggregating and managing a diverse network of medium and small-scale power-producing units, including bioenergy, wind, and solar generators, alongside power-consuming units. Through its innovative VPP, Next Kraftwerke effectively connects these decentralized energy resources, facilitating efficient power supply and demand management. This digital platform enables the smart trading of generated and consumed power, contributing to the integration of renewable energy into European power markets.
Boston Metal
Grant in 2020
Boston Metal, founded in 2012 as a spinout from MIT, is a metallurgy company headquartered in Woburn, MA. It specializes in developing technology to reduce the carbon footprint of steel production through its Molten Oxide Electrolysis (MOE) process. This industrial-scale solution enables efficient, lower-cost, and greener production of various metals and alloys from diverse feedstocks. Boston Metal has significantly scaled its technology and produced substantial quantities of metal since its inception.
Remix Technologies
Grant in 2020
Remix Technologies is a San Francisco-based company founded in 2014 that specializes in public transit planning and street design. Its platform serves over 4,000 urban planners in more than 300 cities across three continents, providing a comprehensive tool for managing public transit and new mobility solutions. By integrating critical datasets from various sources, Remix enables users to visualize existing conditions and gain insights that inform decision-making. The platform allows planners at transit agencies and local governments to create and manage transit maps and routes, facilitating the exploration of innovative concepts while balancing the needs of transit, biking, walking, and vehicle traffic. This focus on data-driven planning aims to enhance transportation safety, accessibility, and equity in urban environments.
Plastic Energy
Grant in 2020
Plastic Energy is a company focused on addressing plastic pollution by offering innovative recycling services. It specializes in converting end-of-life plastic waste, which is typically unrecyclable, into valuable resources such as clean recycled plastics or alternative low-carbon fuels. By transforming this waste into new feedstock, Plastic Energy provides a sustainable solution that helps clients manage plastic waste effectively. The company's operations not only contribute to reducing environmental impact but also promote a circular economy by turning waste into usable materials.
Bright Machines
Grant in 2020
Bright Machines, Inc. is a manufacturing company that specializes in robotic arms and cells for micro factories, focusing on the assembly and inspection of products. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, with additional offices in Tel Aviv, China, and Mexico, the company combines robotics and advanced software to enhance manufacturing processes. Its software-defined manufacturing platform utilizes artificial intelligence and machine learning to create adaptable, sensor-rich robots with computer vision capabilities. This innovative approach aims to reduce reliance on manual labor and help businesses meet the increasing demands of modern manufacturing, ultimately improving yields while lowering costs.
StoreDot
Grant in 2020
StoreDot is an Israeli battery technology company specializing in extreme fast charging for electric vehicles and mobile devices. It develops and commercializes battery technologies that combine nano-structural materials with organic and inorganic compounds and proprietary electrolytes, with artificial intelligence to optimize performance and charging dynamics. The company aims to deliver faster charging, higher energy density, and safer operation by replacing conventional materials with advanced designs inspired by nature. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Ramat-Gan, StoreDot positions itself as a materials and device innovator striving to accelerate the adoption of electrified transport and consumer devices through XFC capabilities.
REE Automotive
Grant in 2020
REE Automotive is a pioneering automotive technology company specializing in electric vehicle (EV) innovation. It offers the REEcorner technology, which integrates steering, braking, suspension, powertrain, and control components into the wheel arch, enabling flat EV platforms. This modular approach empowers mobility companies to design vehicles of various sizes and applications, with benefits including enhanced space utilization, lower total cost of ownership, faster development times, ADAS compatibility, and global safety standard compliance.
C3 AI
Grant in 2020
C3.ai, Inc. is an enterprise artificial intelligence software company specializing in software-as-a-service applications aimed at accelerating digital transformation for businesses. The company offers the C3 AI Suite, an end-to-end platform that facilitates the design, development, and deployment of AI applications across various industries. Its portfolio includes industry-specific solutions such as inventory optimization, supply network risk assessment, customer churn management, production schedule optimization, predictive maintenance, and fraud detection. C3.ai serves a wide range of sectors, including oil and gas, manufacturing, financial services, healthcare, and telecommunications. Additionally, the company has formed strategic partnerships with major firms like Baker Hughes, FIS, Raytheon, Microsoft, and Adobe to enhance its offerings. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Redwood City, California, C3.ai continues to innovate in the field of artificial intelligence, providing tools that significantly improve operational efficiency and decision-making for enterprises.
GHGSat
Grant in 2020
GHGSat specializes in global emissions monitoring services using proprietary remote-sensing technology. It measures greenhouse gas, air quality gas, and other trace gas emissions from industrial facilities worldwide, providing actionable insights for businesses to make strategic decisions towards sustainability.
Phase Change Solutions
Grant in 2020
Phase Change Energy Solutions, Inc. is a manufacturer of bio-based phase change materials (PCMs) that harness the principles of phase change melting and refreezing to efficiently absorb and release thermal energy. The company's flagship product line, BioPCM®, is certified as 100% bio-based and can be engineered to operate across a temperature range from -75°C to 175°C, making it suitable for various applications including building insulation, food and pharmaceutical storage, and data center cooling. Phase Change Solutions offers a comprehensive range of products, including standardized BioPCM solutions for construction, energy-reducing BioPCmat, aluminum-based ThermaStix, and BioTess for energy storage. Established in 2010 and headquartered in Asheboro, North Carolina, the company distributes its innovative products through representatives and distributors in both domestic and international markets, serving diverse sectors such as healthcare, education, and industrial processes. Phase Change Solutions is committed to sustainability and has received multiple accolades for its contributions to energy efficiency and environmental stewardship.
Source
Grant in 2019
Source is a developer and manufacturer of solar-powered devices that extract drinkable water from the atmosphere. Its hydro panel technology uses advanced materials science to pull water from even the driest conditions and mineralize it for delivery to taps, enabling clean water access for residential, commercial, industrial, and community use. The company was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Desktop Metal
Grant in 2019
Desktop Metal is a global developer and manufacturer of additive manufacturing technologies, materials, and software for industrial production. The company offers a range of metal 3D printing systems, including the Production System for high-volume manufacturing, the Shop System for machine shops, the Studio System for office environments, and the Fiber printer for desktop use. It supplies materials and software that support metal, polymer, sand, and ceramic applications, enabling on-demand, digital mass production with improved speed, cost efficiency, and part quality. Desktop Metal serves automotive, aerospace, healthcare, consumer products, heavy industry, machine design, and research and development customers and operates worldwide from headquarters in Burlington, Massachusetts.
Nozomi Networks
Grant in 2019
Nozomi Networks provides industrial cybersecurity solutions for OT and IoT networks, delivering real-time visibility and protection across critical infrastructure and manufacturing environments. Its Guardian technology monitors network communications and device behavior to provide awareness of OT/IoT activity, while the Central Management Console unifies visibility and management of Guardian appliances across sites and devices. Threat Intelligence continuously updates Guardian with actionable data and analysis. Asset Intelligence adds device profiles and behavioral data to enhance monitoring, and Smart Polling extends passive asset discovery with low-volume active polling for improved asset tracking, vulnerability assessment, and security monitoring. The company serves sectors including chemicals, electric utilities, manufacturing, mining, oil and gas, pharma, water, airports, automotive, building automation, food, logistics, smart cities, and transportation. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in San Francisco, Nozomi Networks operates internationally to help organizations improve cybersecurity, operational reliability, and IT/OT integration across industrial operations.
ubitricity
Grant in 2019
ubitricity develops scalable, ubiquitous electric vehicle charging infrastructure for both private and public use. The company provides mobile charging sockets that can be retrofitted into existing street furniture such as lampposts and bollards, paired with a patented mobile metering system and digital smart grid management to enable charging and billing with minimal civil works. Central to the offering is the SmartCable, which carries the mobile electricity contract and metering data to the charging point and links to centralized billing. Charging spots feature low ongoing operating costs and can be installed on walls, poles, or urban furniture like street lights. A user portal presents transaction data and supports monthly invoicing, while the company manages charging and billing processes. This approach supports rapid deployment of charging capacity in urban environments without extensive civil infrastructure.
CarbonCure
Grant in 2019
CarbonCure Technologies Inc. is a Canadian company that specializes in technology designed to sequester carbon dioxide (CO2) in concrete production. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, the company provides a retrofit solution for existing concrete plants, allowing producers to incorporate waste CO2 from industrial emitters into their concrete products. During manufacturing, this CO2 is chemically converted into solid mineral carbonates, enhancing the strength of the concrete while reducing its carbon footprint. CarbonCure's innovative approach enables concrete manufacturers to produce green concrete without compromising quality or cost, thereby facilitating a shift towards sustainable building practices. The company also offers marketing and environmental reporting services to support its customers in the growing green building market. By licensing its technology at a low capital expenditure, CarbonCure generates a recurring revenue stream while contributing to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in the concrete industry.
Uptake
Grant in 2019
Uptake Technologies, Inc. is a technology company that specializes in developing a predictive analytics platform designed to enhance operational efficiency across various industries, including healthcare, insurance, locomotives, construction, and manufacturing. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, Uptake's platform analyzes sensor data to predict and prevent equipment failures, identify hidden profit opportunities, and uncover new growth avenues. By transforming data into actionable insights, the platform facilitates equipment monitoring, diagnostic troubleshooting, event and condition prediction, and task management, ultimately improving uptime and streamlining operations for its clients.
METRON
Grant in 2019
METRON combines Big Data, artificial intelligence and human expertise to accelerate the energy transition. It provides an energy management platform that monitors, analyzes and optimizes energy consumption in real time, enabling facilities managers to oversee energy use and reduce operational costs through efficiency improvements. The solution is deployed on industrial sites globally with support from METRON-EVA, a virtual assistant that helps deploy the system and manage energy flows.
Sunfolding
Grant in 2019
Founded in 2012, Sunfolding designs, manufactures, and sells advanced solar tracker systems. Its flagship product, T29 Horizontal Single Axis Tracker, features AirDrive technology for enhanced reliability and performance. The company serves the U.S. solar market with a team of industry veterans.
NAVYA
Grant in 2019
Navya SA is a prominent French company specializing in autonomous vehicle technology and smart shared mobility solutions. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Villeurbanne, France, Navya develops, manufactures, and services a range of driverless electric vehicles, including autonomous shuttles and cabs. The company primarily caters to municipalities, industrial sites, universities, theme parks, and airports, and its products are available in the United States, EMEA, and Asia-Pacific regions. Navya has been a pioneer in the autonomous mobility sector, launching its first shuttle, the AUTONOM®SHUTTLE, in 2015, with over 100 units produced and sold in multiple countries. The AUTONOM®CAB, introduced in 2017, is set to undergo road tests soon. With a workforce of more than 200 employees in France and the United States, Navya combines advanced robotic and digital technologies to deliver innovative mobility solutions.
Zunum Aero
Grant in 2019
Zunum Aero Inc. is a manufacturer of hybrid-to-electric aircraft based in Kirkland, Washington, founded in 2014. The company focuses on developing aircraft designed for short-distance commercial travel, utilizing advanced powertrain and propulsion technologies to enhance efficiency and convenience in air commutation. Zunum Aero aims to provide accessible and affordable flights from regional airfields, addressing the significant gap in air service for many communities. By leveraging the extensive network of smaller airports, the company seeks to reduce travel times and costs, making air travel a viable option for more people. Additionally, Zunum Aero is committed to environmental sustainability, working towards eliminating a significant portion of aviation emissions associated with short-haul flights through its innovative aircraft. As battery technology advances, the company envisions a future where its aircraft can operate entirely without fossil fuels, contributing to a cleaner and more efficient aviation sector.
Burn
Grant in 2018
BURN Design Lab is a nonprofit organization focused on providing customized, fuel-efficient cooking solutions for underserved communities in the developing world. The organization designs, manufactures, and distributes a variety of cookstoves, including biomass, liquid fuel, and electric options, aimed at reducing harmful emissions and improving indoor air quality. Operating the largest modern manufacturing facility of its kind in Africa, located near Nairobi, BURN produces one stove per minute to meet the needs of local populations. By collaborating with implementing organizations, BURN develops sustainable stove dissemination systems that not only enhance cooking efficiency but also address significant issues such as deforestation, women's health, and climate change.
Bidgely
Grant in 2018
Bidgely is a technology company that provides disaggregation-powered utility analytics and customer engagement solutions. Its cloud-based HomeBeat platform disaggregates household energy consumption to the appliance level, enabling utilities to understand usage patterns and tailor energy programs. The UtilityAI Platform delivers customer energy insights based on actual energy habits, supporting energy efficiency initiatives and consumer engagement for utilities serving residential customers worldwide. Bidgely uses machine learning to monitor energy data and identify appliance-level usage, helping utilities manage peak demand and reimagine customer engagement. The company serves utilities globally and is headquartered in Mountain View, California, with an office in Bengaluru, India.
SaltX Technology
Grant in 2018
SaltX Technology is a Swedish greentech company specializing in energy storage solutions. It has developed and patented innovative technology aimed at reducing emissions in industries like lime and cement production.
LO3 Energy
Grant in 2018
LO3 Energy develops and operates Pando, a marketplace that connects energy suppliers with customers to create, deploy, and monetize energy products and services for retail utility and energy sectors. It builds tools and projects to accelerate the distributed energy economy, including blockchain-based platforms for community microgrids that enable utility and energy retail clients to form differentiated offerings in open, competitive electricity markets. The company focuses on technology and business development around decentralized energy models and computation sharing, supporting the proliferation of distributed energy resources and related services. Headquartered in Portland, Oregon, LO3 Energy was founded in 2012.
WiTricity
Grant in 2018
WiTricity specializes in wireless power solutions based on magnetic resonance technology. It offers a range of products for applications such as consumer electronics, automotive, industrial, medical, and military. The company is renowned for its trailblazing work in wireless charging for electric vehicles (EVs), with its technology forming the basis for global EV wireless charging standards.
Climeon
Grant in 2018
Climeon is a Swedish clean-tech company specializing in waste heat recovery systems. Founded in 2011, it develops and sells products that convert low-temperature heat from industrial processes and geothermal sources into renewable electricity using its proprietary Organic Rankine Cycle technology.
Advanced Microgrid Solutions
Grant in 2018
Advanced Microgrid Solutions (AMS) specializes in designing, installing, and managing advanced energy storage systems for commercial, industrial, and government buildings. Based in San Francisco with offices across the U.S., AMS deploys large networks of battery systems in buildings to lower energy costs for consumers and support the electric grid. The company's AI-powered software, SigmaOne, optimizes energy trading and maximizes the value of renewables and energy storage assets. AMS also offers microgrid solutions, enabling clean energy access for households, businesses, and communities. Founded in 2013, AMS operates as a subsidiary of Fluence.
Generac Grid Services
Grant in 2018
Generac Grid Services specializes in advanced energy grid software that supports the energy industry by optimizing energy distribution and managing electric vehicle (EV) loads. The company utilizes a real-time energy-balancing platform designed to enhance the operational stability of power grids by effectively harnessing distributed energy resources, including flexible loads, energy storage, and renewable energy sources. Generac Grid Services provides essential tools for energy retailers and utilities, enabling them to dynamically optimize and dispatch resources to meet the real-time demands of the power system. By leveraging this technology, the company addresses the complexities associated with increasingly variable energy assets and evolving market opportunities, thereby enhancing overall grid reliability and efficiency.
Limejump
Grant in 2018
Limejump, established in 2012 and headquartered in London, specializes in operating a Virtual Power Plant (VPP) platform that optimizes energy market participation for customers with electricity-generating or consuming assets in the UK. The company's platform integrates cloud-based software, smart devices, and analytical tools to connect assets, send signals, and analyze performance. Limejump offers services such as access to the Balancing Mechanism, Power Purchase Agreements, and frequency response products. By leveraging big data analytics and insights, the company empowers businesses and generators to create new revenue streams and contribute to a greener energy future. Limejump connects customers to National Grid's demand response programs, compensating them for shifting or reducing energy usage to maintain grid balance. As of 2019, Limejump operates as a subsidiary of Shell Petroleum.
Greenlots
Grant in 2018
Greenlots is a developer of electric vehicle charging networks headquartered in Los Angeles, California. The company specializes in innovative software and services that facilitate the deployment of EV charging infrastructure for utilities, cities, communities, and automakers. By integrating network management software with charging optimization and grid balancing services, Greenlots provides a comprehensive platform that enhances the efficiency of charging infrastructure. Their technology includes a user-friendly mobile app designed for drivers, site hosts, and network operators, promoting a safer, cleaner, and smarter electric mobility future. With a global presence spanning three continents and operations in 13 countries, Greenlots is positioned to support the growing demand for electric vehicle charging solutions.
Skeleton Technologies
Grant in 2017
Skeleton Technologies is a manufacturer and developer of ultracapacitors that utilize a patented curved graphene material to provide high-energy and high-power-density energy storage solutions. The company specializes in delivering advanced energy storage systems that offer significantly enhanced performance, achieving twice the energy density and four times the power density compared to traditional products. Its ultracapacitors are designed for various applications in automotive, transportation, industrial, and renewable energy sectors, enabling these industries to improve efficiency, reduce fuel consumption, and lower carbon emissions. Skeleton Technologies serves a diverse clientele that includes engineering firms, the European Space Agency, and several Tier 1 automotive manufacturers.
SunFunder
Grant in 2017
SunFunder Inc. is a solar energy finance company based in San Francisco, California, that specializes in providing various forms of financing to solar energy enterprises, particularly in emerging markets. Founded in 2012, the company offers short-term working capital, inventory, construction, and structured finance loans to solar product distributors, manufacturers, and project developers primarily in East and West Africa, as well as Asia. SunFunder's mission is to catalyze the development of solar energy infrastructure by leveraging its expertise in the solar market and facilitating efficient due diligence processes. By acting as a financial intermediary, SunFunder enables investors to engage in high-impact, fixed-income debt offerings that support the growth of solar assets in regions with inadequate energy access.
Thermondo
Grant in 2017
Thermondo GmbH, established in 2013 and headquartered in Berlin, Germany, is an online platform that facilitates the comparison and purchase of home heating systems. The company also provides installation services for these systems. Thermondo's mission is to promote the energy transition by offering innovative, energy-efficient heating solutions directly to consumers. It has become the largest installer of heating systems in Germany, leveraging digital process excellence and quality management to deliver superior products and an exceptional customer experience.
Envirofit
Grant in 2017
Envirofit International, Inc. is a social enterprise that designs, manufactures, and sells efficient and affordable cook stoves and solar lighting products for homes and institutions, particularly in developing nations. Established in 2003 and headquartered in Fort Collins, Colorado, the company offers a diverse range of cooking solutions, including wood, charcoal, LPG, and specialty stoves, along with accessories such as double-pot attachments and pressure cookers. Envirofit's cookstoves are engineered to be portable and environmentally friendly, significantly reducing fuel use, smoke, and toxic emissions, thereby improving health and reducing cooking expenses for families. In addition, the company provides innovative products like the SmartGas valve, allowing users to prepay for cooking gas via mobile phones. Envirofit distributes its products through online channels and a network of dealers and distributors across India, East Africa, West Africa, and Latin America.
NantEnergy
Grant in 2017
NantEnergy, Inc. is a manufacturer of advanced energy storage solutions, focusing on innovative technologies such as air-breathing zinc rechargeable cells and SmartStorage micro-grid solar systems. Founded in 2006 and based in Scottsdale, Arizona, with additional locations in Sonoma County, California, NantEnergy aims to provide cost-effective and sustainable energy storage products for various applications. These include off-grid electrification, solar-powered microgrids, telecommunications, and backup power solutions, catering to the needs of both commercial and utility-scale projects. The company's breakthrough rechargeable metal-air battery technology utilizes atmospheric oxygen to store energy efficiently and safely, positioning NantEnergy as a key player in the transition toward cleaner energy generation and consumption.
ROMO Wind
Grant in 2017
ROMO Wind AG is a technology-focused company based in Zug, Switzerland, with additional offices in Denmark, Germany, and Spain. Founded in 2011, the company specializes in enhancing wind turbine performance through innovative products and services. Their flagship offerings include iSpin1 and iSpin2, retrofit solutions designed to detect and correct static or dynamic yaw misalignments in wind turbines, thereby optimizing their function. ROMO Wind also provides wind farm optimization services, including yaw and pitch correction, aimed at maximizing the efficiency of wind farms for owners. The company's technology is built on a patented spinner anemometer system originally developed by DTU Wind Energy in Denmark.
WE CARE Solar
Grant in 2017
WE CARE Solar designs portable, cost-effective solar suitcases that power critical lighting and medical devices. These suitcases power durable LED lighting for medical procedures, charges cell phones and small medical devices, and include headlamps that come with their own rechargeable batteries.
The company was founded in 2009 and is based in Berkeley, California.
Sunna Design
Grant in 2017
Sunna Design is a France-based lighting solutions company that designs and manufactures LED and solar lighting products, including integrated solar street lights for isolated and urban areas and related projects, as well as solar-powered smart grids and design services. Its products illuminate public spaces with limited or no access to electricity, enabling autonomous, sustainable lighting in remote or underserved areas. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Blanquefort, France, Sunna Design focuses on renewable energy-powered public lighting to improve safety and reduce pollution and operating costs.
EVBox
Grant in 2017
EVBox specializes in providing smart and scalable electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure and management software. With over 150,000 charging points across 70 countries, the company helps businesses and cities transition to emission-free transport. Founded in 2010, EVBox offers a range of charging solutions including residential, commercial, public, and fast-charging stations, along with management software and mobile apps.
SunCulture
Grant in 2017
SunCulture, located in Nairobi, Kenya, specializes in solar-powered drip irrigation systems designed to enhance agricultural productivity while promoting sustainability. The company offers the AgroSolar Irrigation Kit, which integrates solar water pumping technology with high-efficiency drip irrigation, providing farmers with a comprehensive solution to improve crop yields and reduce costs. This innovative kit not only supplies reliable access to water but also supports smallholder farmers by offering agronomic services, educational training, and access to financing and markets. SunCulture's unique approach positions it as a one-stop shop for Kenyan farmers, focusing on the quality of both its products and services, while also helping to minimize fertilizer waste through efficient application methods.
24M
Grant in 2016
24M Technologies specializes in the development of innovative energy storage systems aimed at enhancing the operational reliability and efficiency of electric power systems for both grid and transportation applications. The company is known for its advanced lithium-ion batteries, which feature binder-free semisolid electrodes and unit cells. These designs not only improve battery performance but also streamline the recycling process by eliminating the need for traditional hydro or pyrometallurgical methods. Additionally, 24M facilitates the direct reuse of active materials within its manufacturing process, supporting sustainable end-of-life recycling practices. Through these innovations, 24M aims to provide clients with improved economic outcomes while contributing to more efficient energy storage solutions.
Sentient Science
Grant in 2016
Founded in 2001, Sentient Science provides materials science-based life prediction technology. It offers DigitalClone, a computational testing solution that improves new product development and extends the life of fielded assets in energy and mobile asset markets. The company's software as a service solutions use physics-based modeling and machine learning AI to predict the life of mechanical systems, helping customers optimize parts inventories and increase profitability.
Solarkiosk
Grant in 2016
Solarkiosk designs solar-powered technology for Base-of-the-Pyramid communities worldwide, providing affordable solar products.
FirstFuel Software
Grant in 2016
FirstFuel Software, Inc. is a cloud-based customer engagement platform serving the energy sector, primarily in North America and Europe. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Lexington, Massachusetts, with additional offices in Reading, United Kingdom, and San Francisco, California, the company specializes in customer intelligence solutions for regulated utilities, energy providers, and government agencies. FirstFuel's platform utilizes advanced analytics to transform utility meter data into actionable insights, allowing clients to enhance customer engagement, optimize energy efficiency programs, and drive customer satisfaction. By providing tailored performance benchmarks and recommendations, FirstFuel enables energy providers to effectively target and assist their commercial customers, thereby improving service outcomes and reducing operational costs. The company operates as a subsidiary of Tendril Networks, Inc. since 2019.
Mobisol
Grant in 2016
Mobisol GmbH is a Berlin-based company that specializes in the development and installation of solar home systems, aimed at providing clean and affordable electricity to low-income customers without access to conventional power sources. Founded in 2010, Mobisol offers modular solar energy solutions that power LED lights, radios, mobile phones, and various household appliances, along with productive use devices. The company combines solar technology with an innovative repayment scheme facilitated through mobile banking, making it accessible for its target market. With additional offices in Tanzania, Rwanda, and Kenya, Mobisol focuses on delivering a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels, enhancing energy access and promoting environmental sustainability in developing nations. As of October 31, 2019, Mobisol operates as a subsidiary of ENGIE SA.
Newlight Technologies
Grant in 2016
Newlight Technologies, Inc. is a biotechnology company focused on converting greenhouse gases into sustainable plastics through its innovative bioconversion technology. Founded in 2003 and based in Huntington Beach, California, the company utilizes a proprietary carbon capture process to produce AirCarbon, a high-performance thermoplastic derived from air and methane emissions. AirCarbon serves as a renewable alternative to traditional fossil fuel-based plastics, including polypropylene, polyethylene, ABS, polystyrene, and TPU. By leveraging decarbonization technology, Newlight aims to replace oil-based plastics on a global scale, contributing to a reduction in atmospheric carbon while promoting market-driven solutions for a more sustainable future.
AutoGrid
Grant in 2016
AutoGrid Systems is a technology company focused on optimizing energy management through advanced data analytics. Founded in 2011 at Stanford University, AutoGrid develops a suite of flexibility management applications that help utilities, electricity retailers, renewable energy developers, and energy service providers manage distributed energy resources (DERs) in real time. By leveraging vast amounts of smart meter, sensor, and third-party data, the company's applications utilize sophisticated algorithms to monitor, predict, optimize, and control the operations of numerous assets connected to global energy networks. With a team of skilled software architects, engineers, data scientists, and energy experts, AutoGrid aims to address critical energy challenges by integrating and maximizing the potential of the energy internet, ensuring the delivery of clean, affordable, and reliable energy.
Verdezyne
Grant in 2016
Verdezyne is a private company specializing in synthetic biology, focusing on the production of chemicals from renewable sources. The company leverages its expertise in biological science and proprietary computational algorithms to design and synthesize diverse gene libraries for engineering proteins, metabolic pathways, and microorganisms. Through this innovative approach, Verdezyne aims to optimize commercial fermentation processes, allowing for the creation of sustainable alternatives to petrochemicals. Its platform combines advanced biological techniques with proven manufacturing technologies, enabling the production of a wide range of chemical building blocks and additives used in everyday products. By reducing dependence on oil, Verdezyne provides cost-effective and environmentally friendly solutions in the chemical industry.
Vigilent
Grant in 2016
Founded in 2004, Vigilent specializes in dynamic cooling management solutions for mission-critical facilities worldwide. Its products include real-time thermal management systems, prescriptive analytics, performance reports, and monitoring systems, serving data center operators, energy executives, and other stakeholders. Headquartered in Oakland, California, with a subsidiary in the UK, Vigilent aims to increase reliability, unlock stranded capacity, reduce operating costs, and promote sustainable practices through AI-powered applications.
Emrgya Wind Technologies
Grant in 2016
Emergya Wind Technologies BV specializes in designing, manufacturing, and installing gearless wind turbines aimed at facilitating energy generation. Established in 2004 and headquartered in Amersfoort, the Netherlands, the company operates in multiple countries, including the United Kingdom, Italy, Greece, France, Chile, Mexico, the Caribbean, the United States, and Canada. EWT offers a comprehensive DIRECTWIND service program that encompasses preventive and corrective maintenance, availability guarantees, power curve guarantees, extended warranties, and business interruption compensation. By providing these services, the company supports a diverse clientele ranging from landowners and investment funds to communities and industries of all sizes. With a focus on promoting lower carbon emissions and sustainable energy solutions, EWT enables clients to adopt localized energy generation technologies, making the transition to distributed energy generation more accessible and efficient.
Sonnen
Grant in 2015
Sonnen is a developer of solar-based energy storage systems that provides clean and affordable energy solutions for residential homes, agricultural farms, and commercial enterprises. Established in 2011, the company launched the Sonnenbatterie, one of the first intelligent lithium storage systems in the German and Austrian markets. Sonnen's products not only focus on energy storage but also include features such as active energy management, smart metering, and integration with virtual power plants. These systems allow users to optimize energy use, save money by utilizing energy generated from solar photovoltaic systems or the grid, and manage their home automation platforms effectively.
BBOXX
Grant in 2015
BBOXX designs, manufactures, and distributes plug-and-play solar power systems to expand access to electricity in Africa and other developing regions. The company offers solar home systems, lighting, radios, TVs, phone chargers, and related products, supported by installation and maintenance services and remote monitoring. It pursues innovative financing models and digital platforms to enable individuals, businesses, and governments to access reliable, affordable utilities, including off-grid energy experiences in rural areas. BBOXX serves customers through distributors in Africa, the United Kingdom, and international markets, with a focus on customer service and scalable solutions.
Proterra
Grant in 2015
Proterra Inc. is a manufacturer of zero-emission electric buses, primarily focused on providing sustainable transportation solutions for public and commercial transit. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Burlingame, California, with additional offices in Greenville, South Carolina, and City of Industry, California, Proterra designs its products, including 35-foot and 40-foot electric buses, to meet the diverse needs of urban and regional transit routes. The company's Catalyst platform is noted for its modularity, allowing it to adapt to various operational demands while delivering high energy efficiency. Proterra also offers a broad range of services, including vehicle electrification solutions, fleet planning, charging infrastructure, and comprehensive vehicle maintenance programs. By facilitating the transition away from fossil fuels, Proterra aims to enhance environmental quality and reduce operational costs for fleet operators, contributing to significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.
Lehigh Technologies
Grant in 2015
Lehigh Technologies, Inc. is a specialty chemicals company that produces micronized rubber powders (MRPs) from end-of-life tires and post-industrial rubber. Founded in 2003 and based in Tucker, Georgia, with a subsidiary in Barcelona, Spain, the company operates the world’s largest MRP manufacturing plant, which has an annual production capacity of 140 million pounds. Lehigh’s product offerings include MicroDyne and PolyDyne, which are tailored for various applications such as high-performance tires, plastics, asphalt, construction materials, and consumer goods. The company also provides EkoDyne, Rheopave, and Zenoflex, which enhance the performance of rubber-based products. By transforming waste materials into high-performance, sustainable powders, Lehigh Technologies helps industries reduce costs and environmental impact while optimizing product performance. The firm is recognized for its research and development capabilities through its Application & Development Center, which focuses on advancing MRP applications across multiple sectors.
Locus Energy
Grant in 2015
Locus Energy, LLC specializes in monitoring software and data analytics for distributed generation systems, primarily within the solar photovoltaic market. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in New York, with an additional office in San Francisco, the company provides a technology platform that supports residential, commercial, and industrial solar installations. Its offerings include data acquisition hardware that collects performance data, as well as a suite of web-based software products designed to help stakeholders manage and optimize solar energy systems. Key software solutions include Portfolio View for performance aggregation, Client View for user tracking, Virtual Irradiance for performance assessment, Kiosk View for public displays, and PVIQ Excel Datalink for data integration within Excel. Locus Energy serves a diverse client base, including financiers, equipment manufacturers, utilities, energy consumers, and installation professionals, enabling efficient monitoring and transparency across solar projects. The company operates as a subsidiary of AlsoEnergy, Inc.
Blade Dynamics
Grant in 2015
Blade Dynamics Ltd. is a designer and manufacturer of advanced wind turbine blades, established in 2007 and headquartered in Southampton, United Kingdom, with a manufacturing facility located in New Orleans. The company specializes in developing proprietary materials and structural technologies aimed at enhancing the efficiency and performance of high-power, multi-megawatt wind turbines, while also focusing on cost reduction. Blade Dynamics is known for its innovative designs that enable the production of turbine blades exceeding 90 meters in length, contributing to the advancement of next-generation turbines, including models like the Sea Titan. The company operates as a subsidiary of GE Power & Water.
Cool Planet Energy Systems
Grant in 2015
Cool Planet Energy Systems is a technology company focused on improving soil health and sustainability through its Engineered BiocarbonTM technology. Based in Greenwood Village, Colorado, with an additional location in Camarillo, California, the company was founded in 2009. Its primary product, Cool Terra(R), enhances key soil performance characteristics to promote better plant growth and quality while being carbon negative. Additionally, Cool Planet offers products for animal nutrition, microbial support, and early plant establishment. These solutions address global concerns about soil health, sustainability, and food security.
Elevance Renewable Sciences
Grant in 2015
Elevance Renewable Sciences, Inc. specializes in producing and distributing specialty chemicals derived from natural plant oils through a process known as oil metathesis. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Woodridge, Illinois, the company develops a diverse range of products, including cleaning ingredients, coating materials, personal care components, and chemical intermediates for various industries such as agriculture, pharmaceuticals, and polymers. Elevance's offerings cater to applications in detergents, coatings, and engineered polymers, among others. In addition to its product lines, the company provides manufacturing consulting, engineering, and technical consulting services focused on bio-based feedstocks and intermediates. By transforming renewable oils into high-performance specialty products, Elevance is positioned to address consumer demand in a growing market.
Greensmith Energy Management Systems
Grant in 2015
Greensmith provides system integration, battery controls, web-based software, and data analytics for stationary energy storage systems. The company’s systems combine cloud computing with battery storage and management technologies to help solve complex problems related to critical changes unfolding on the electrical grid. Its fourth generation software platform, GEMS, is used for voltage and frequency regulation, peak shaving, PV smoothing, microgrids, and back-up power for critical loads.
The company started as a battery-agnostic system integrator and software developer, combining multiple battery types and power conversion systems with proprietary firmware and software to orchestrate and maximize performance and safety. Greensmith’s customers include utilities, power developers, independent power producers, and commercial and industrial firms.
Greensmith was founded in 2008 and is based in Rockville, Maryland.
Stem
Grant in 2015
Founded in 2009, Stem provides energy storage solutions and software for businesses to manage energy costs effectively. It offers Athena, a proprietary software using big data and machine learning to optimize energy usage. Stem also deploys distributed batteries in commercial buildings and sells its solutions to various industries.
M-KOPA
Grant in 2014
M-KOPA offers connected asset financing solutions, combining digital micropayments and IoT connectivity. It provides access to essential products like solar lighting, televisions, fridges, smartphones, and financial services for underbanked customers without requiring credit history or assets.
Oasys Water
Grant in 2014
Oasys Water, Inc. is a Boston-based company that specializes in forward osmosis technology aimed at addressing the global water crisis. Founded in 2008, the company has developed Engineered Osmosis, a proprietary platform that enhances the efficiency of desalination processes, making the treatment of saltwater more economical. Oasys Water's integrated systems focus on high recovery desalination, brine management, and zero liquid discharge solutions. By utilizing advanced resource recovery techniques, the company significantly lowers the cost of producing clean water and energy, enabling industries to optimize resource use while minimizing environmental impact. Oasys Water also maintains an office in Dubai to support its international operations.
1366 Technologies
Grant in 2014
1366 Technologies Inc., established in 2008, specializes in the development, manufacturing, and supply of silicon wafers for solar cell applications. Based in Bedford, Massachusetts, with additional facilities in Shanghai, China, and Mumbai, India, the company produces both 3D direct wafers and conventional silicon solar wafers. Through strategic partnerships with Hanwha Q CELLS Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. and Hanwha Q CELLS Co., Ltd., 1366 Technologies supplies its products to major players in the solar industry. Its proprietary technology enables the production of silicon wafers directly from molten silicon, resulting in lower costs, reduced energy requirements, and improved uniformity compared to traditional methods. This allows businesses to create more efficient and cost-effective solar cells.
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