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Swobbee is a Berlin-based startup focused on commercializing battery swapping for micro-mobility vehicles. The company has developed an infrastructure that features battery exchange stations, functioning as a "gas station" for light electric vehicles (LEVs). By providing a user-friendly application, Swobbee allows users to swap empty batteries for fully charged ones, ensuring the constant availability of fully charged batteries at an affordable price. This innovative solution addresses the challenges faced by shared micro and light electric fleets, making it easier for users to access energy on demand as per their needs.

BIN-e is a company based in Poznan, Poland, that specializes in smart waste management solutions for buildings and public spaces. Founded in 2015, it has developed an AI-driven waste bin that automatically sorts and compresses various types of waste, such as plastic, glass, and biodegradable materials. The bin utilizes an advanced recognition system to identify the waste type and directs it to the appropriate compartment, enhancing recycling efficiency. Additionally, the smart bin monitors its fill level and notifies waste management services when it requires emptying. An accompanying app provides real-time data and insights into waste management operations, enabling optimization of collection routes and reducing costs. BIN-e's technology supports the transition to a circular economy by facilitating efficient recycling and minimizing CO2 emissions associated with waste transport.

Qien is an IT services and consulting firm that specializes in software solutions for climate control and energy efficiency. The company has developed a building management system that monitors the energy consumption of various devices through self-learning software. This smart energy system employs an intelligent algorithm to forecast energy demand in advance, based on local weather conditions. By continuously optimizing the distribution of sustainable energy, Qien assists clients in the real estate industry in managing the fluctuating conditions caused by changing weather patterns.

Energiot is a company that focuses on engineering services related to energy harvesting and self-powered devices. It develops electronic equipment and instruments capable of collecting ambient energy and converting it into electricity. The firm specializes in creating autonomous, miniaturized smart wireless sensor nodes that utilize piezoelectric materials and structures to generate and transfer power. This technology enables companies in the Internet of Things sector to effectively harvest ambient energy for their smart wireless sensors, enhancing efficiency and sustainability in various applications.

Candam is focused on creating innovative technology for the waste management sector, particularly in Europe. The company has developed a patented Smart Ring technology that utilizes acoustic techniques and artificial intelligence algorithms to identify various types of packaging materials in real time. This system aims to enhance waste collection processes, increase recycling rates, and support the circular economy by providing efficient waste management solutions. By implementing its technological platform, Candam seeks to address challenges associated with waste production and improve access to waste management systems, particularly in urban areas dealing with specific waste categories such as pharmaceuticals.

Mob-Energy is a privately held company founded in 2018 and based in Villeurbanne, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes. The company specializes in developing innovative mobile charging solutions for electric vehicles. Its autonomous charging robots are designed to optimize existing infrastructure by storing energy in second-life batteries installed in parking facilities. These robots can autonomously move to vehicles that request a charge, providing a convenient and efficient way for clients to power their parked cars. Through its technology, Mob-Energy aims to enhance the accessibility and usability of electric vehicle charging systems.

Swobbee is a Berlin-based startup focused on commercializing battery swapping for micro-mobility vehicles. The company has developed an infrastructure that features battery exchange stations, functioning as a "gas station" for light electric vehicles (LEVs). By providing a user-friendly application, Swobbee allows users to swap empty batteries for fully charged ones, ensuring the constant availability of fully charged batteries at an affordable price. This innovative solution addresses the challenges faced by shared micro and light electric fleets, making it easier for users to access energy on demand as per their needs.

DUCKT specializes in developing infrastructure solutions for micromobility and smart city applications. The company offers a patented plug-and-play docking device and a universal connecting adapter designed to create a network of electric charging storage and service stations for electric bikes and scooters. By organizing public spaces and lowering operational costs, DUCKT aims to enhance the user experience in the growing micromobility economy. Its innovative products and services facilitate better connectivity and efficiency, supporting the integration of various transportation modes within urban environments.

SensorFact B.V., founded in 2016 and based in Utrecht, the Netherlands, specializes in intelligent energy management systems for small and medium-sized enterprises in the manufacturing sector. The company provides low-cost, non-intrusive wireless sensors that measure real-time energy consumption, enabling businesses to monitor energy flows and identify savings opportunities. By translating sustainability into practical actions, SensorFact simplifies the complex concepts of energy management and sustainability for its clients. Its integrated system not only collects and analyzes data but also offers clear reporting, empowering industries to reduce their energy waste and overall footprint while lowering energy costs.

Eneida Wireless & Sensors, SA is a company based in Coimbra, Portugal, specializing in the development of solutions for optimizing electric grid assets. Founded in 2012, Eneida focuses on creating smart sensors and artificial intelligence applications to enhance the resilience and efficiency of low voltage networks. Its key offerings include a Low Voltage Monitoring system that alerts staff to equipment failures, Theft Avoidance Smart Systems to combat theft in secondary distribution substations, and a Smart Flooding Solution to prevent flooding in underground installations. Additionally, the company provides monitoring and control solutions for Rural PV Parks, enabling real-time oversight of equipment and production in remote areas. Eneida's collaborative energy IoT platform, known as Deep Grid, integrates smart sensor networks with data analytics to facilitate the optimization of grid-critical assets, aiming to support electric utilities in delivering reliable and affordable energy.

Creating transformative change in urban mobility, making our cities cleaner and more enjoyable. We first focus on urban logistics, moving goods around the city in ways that are sustainable, efficient and cost-effective. Our vehicle and its modular platform system, with easily swappable modular units, meets the needs of city logistics. From moving food to flowers to furniture, the possibilities are endless. ONO’s founders, pioneer in e-mobility solutions, Beres Seelbach, former head of design at Mercedes and Volkswagen, Murat Günak, and light electric vehicle expert and engineer, Philipp Kahle, sought to rethink and reshape modern urban transportation. They put together a forward-thinking group of designers, engineers and creative thinkers who shared their vision of transforming urban mobility. ONO is a Berlin-based e-mobility company introducing a whole new category of emissions-free vehicle: the Pedal Assisted Transporter (PAT), combining the flexibility of a bicycle with the capacity and durability of a van. We offer environmentally friendly urban logistics solutions designed and optimised for cities of today.

DUCKT specializes in developing infrastructure solutions for micromobility and smart city applications. The company offers a patented plug-and-play docking device and a universal connecting adapter designed to create a network of electric charging storage and service stations for electric bikes and scooters. By organizing public spaces and lowering operational costs, DUCKT aims to enhance the user experience in the growing micromobility economy. Its innovative products and services facilitate better connectivity and efficiency, supporting the integration of various transportation modes within urban environments.

SensorFact B.V., founded in 2016 and based in Utrecht, the Netherlands, specializes in intelligent energy management systems for small and medium-sized enterprises in the manufacturing sector. The company provides low-cost, non-intrusive wireless sensors that measure real-time energy consumption, enabling businesses to monitor energy flows and identify savings opportunities. By translating sustainability into practical actions, SensorFact simplifies the complex concepts of energy management and sustainability for its clients. Its integrated system not only collects and analyzes data but also offers clear reporting, empowering industries to reduce their energy waste and overall footprint while lowering energy costs.

Mob-Energy is a privately held company founded in 2018 and based in Villeurbanne, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes. The company specializes in developing innovative mobile charging solutions for electric vehicles. Its autonomous charging robots are designed to optimize existing infrastructure by storing energy in second-life batteries installed in parking facilities. These robots can autonomously move to vehicles that request a charge, providing a convenient and efficient way for clients to power their parked cars. Through its technology, Mob-Energy aims to enhance the accessibility and usability of electric vehicle charging systems.

Kumpan Electric, also known as e-bility GmbH, is a manufacturer specializing in electric scooters and e-mobility solutions, as well as portable energy storage systems, all produced in Europe. The company develops and sells stylish electric vehicles capable of speeds ranging from 20 to 120 km/h, catering to individual consumers, fleet operators, and sharing companies. Kumpan Electric aims to promote sustainable transportation alternatives by offering flexible battery technology, enabling users to travel in an environmentally friendly manner while achieving zero emissions.

BIN-e is a company based in Poznan, Poland, that specializes in smart waste management solutions for buildings and public spaces. Founded in 2015, it has developed an AI-driven waste bin that automatically sorts and compresses various types of waste, such as plastic, glass, and biodegradable materials. The bin utilizes an advanced recognition system to identify the waste type and directs it to the appropriate compartment, enhancing recycling efficiency. Additionally, the smart bin monitors its fill level and notifies waste management services when it requires emptying. An accompanying app provides real-time data and insights into waste management operations, enabling optimization of collection routes and reducing costs. BIN-e's technology supports the transition to a circular economy by facilitating efficient recycling and minimizing CO2 emissions associated with waste transport.

Hardt Hyperloop is focused on creating a transport system that enables emission-free travel over long distances, making it accessible to a broad audience. Evolving from a winning team at the SpaceX Hyperloop Competition, the company aims to develop a hyperloop system that can accommodate large volumes of passengers and freight. This innovative transport solution promises to offer on-demand, zero-emission travel that is both affordable and sustainable. By facilitating rapid connections between network cities, Hardt Hyperloop ensures minimal waiting times for travelers, enhancing the overall efficiency of urban mobility.

Eneida Wireless & Sensors, SA is a company based in Coimbra, Portugal, specializing in the development of solutions for optimizing electric grid assets. Founded in 2012, Eneida focuses on creating smart sensors and artificial intelligence applications to enhance the resilience and efficiency of low voltage networks. Its key offerings include a Low Voltage Monitoring system that alerts staff to equipment failures, Theft Avoidance Smart Systems to combat theft in secondary distribution substations, and a Smart Flooding Solution to prevent flooding in underground installations. Additionally, the company provides monitoring and control solutions for Rural PV Parks, enabling real-time oversight of equipment and production in remote areas. Eneida's collaborative energy IoT platform, known as Deep Grid, integrates smart sensor networks with data analytics to facilitate the optimization of grid-critical assets, aiming to support electric utilities in delivering reliable and affordable energy.

BIN-e is a company based in Poznan, Poland, that specializes in smart waste management solutions for buildings and public spaces. Founded in 2015, it has developed an AI-driven waste bin that automatically sorts and compresses various types of waste, such as plastic, glass, and biodegradable materials. The bin utilizes an advanced recognition system to identify the waste type and directs it to the appropriate compartment, enhancing recycling efficiency. Additionally, the smart bin monitors its fill level and notifies waste management services when it requires emptying. An accompanying app provides real-time data and insights into waste management operations, enabling optimization of collection routes and reducing costs. BIN-e's technology supports the transition to a circular economy by facilitating efficient recycling and minimizing CO2 emissions associated with waste transport.

Solaris Offgrid addresses the critical issue of energy poverty, particularly in rural Africa, where over a billion people lack access to clean and affordable electricity. The company develops and installs solar energy systems that leverage smart technology and mobile payment solutions. Its pay-as-you-go solar home system provides households and businesses with essential services such as LED lighting, communication, and media access, as well as opportunities for enterprise and financial services. By offering an integrated and affordable energy solution, Solaris Offgrid empowers local entrepreneurs, equipping them with the necessary hardware, software, and technical expertise to establish and sustain micro-energy ventures. Through this model, Solaris Offgrid not only enhances energy access but also fosters economic development in low-income communities.

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