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H2SITE is a company specializing in renewable technology for on-site hydrogen production. Their systems and membranes are designed for high-efficiency and purity hydrogen generation, suitable for applications such as separation processes or ammonia cracking. The company's compact technology facilitates the production, transportation, and storage of hydrogen, making it viable to transport and unlocking global hydrogen markets. This approach helps businesses reduce costs associated with transportation and minimize energy waste.

SOLATOM specializes in the production of solar steam for industries requiring thermal processes. The company manufactures solar concentrators that generate high-temperature heat in the form of steam, hot water, or thermal oil, suitable for various industrial applications. Its solar boilers consist of pre-assembled modules equipped with mirrors that track sunlight, reflecting it onto a vacuum tube. This design allows the circulating fluid within the tube to absorb energy, achieving temperatures of up to 300 °C. Each module delivers a nominal thermal power of 15 kW, and multiple modules can be interconnected to enhance the overall capacity of the solar plant. SOLATOM's systems are designed for rooftop installation, maintaining a lightweight structure of less than 23 kg/m², providing a renewable alternative to fossil fuels and enabling industries to reduce their reliance on conventional energy sources for thermal energy needs.

SEaB Energy Limited specializes in the development and manufacturing of self-contained anaerobic digestion systems that convert food and other bio wastes into biogas, which can be utilized for heating water and generating electricity. The company’s patented products, including the Muckbuster® and Flexibuster™, are compact and modular systems designed for easy installation in shipping containers, catering to smaller waste producers generating between 200 and 1,000 tonnes of waste annually. In addition to biogas production, these systems also produce liquid and solid fertilizers. SEaB Energy provides comprehensive services, including installation, maintenance, and consulting, aimed at farmers, food processors, retailers, and those in the catering and accommodation sectors. Established in 2007 and headquartered in Southampton, United Kingdom, SEaB Energy focuses on enabling clients to reduce operational costs, enhance sustainability, and generate a return on investment through efficient waste management solutions.

Basquevolt is a developer of solid-state lithium battery technology, focusing on applications for electric vehicles, aviation, stationary energy storage, and electronic devices. The company is committed to creating sustainable and safe battery solutions that are cost-competitive, significantly enhancing energy density to reach 500 Wh/kg. By developing advanced materials and battery cells, Basquevolt aims to facilitate the mass deployment of electric transportation and stationary energy storage systems, including hybrid systems that integrate hydrogen-gas technology. Its innovations are designed to democratize electrification, enabling clients across various sectors to benefit from energy-efficient and economically viable battery solutions.

SATLANTIS is a company specializing in the design and manufacture of high-performance Earth observation payloads for small satellites, operating from both Spain and Florida. It focuses on developing advanced microsatellite technology, including its flagship product, the Integrated Standard Imager for Earth Observation Microsatellites (iSIM). This optical imaging system is tailored for microsatellites weighing between 20 to 75 kilograms, delivering exceptional performance and flexibility at a reduced cost compared to traditional Earth observation instruments. SATLANTIS aims to foster collaboration among universities, industries, and government agencies to enhance the utilization of microsatellite constellations for scientific and commercial purposes. The company is also forming partnerships in the U.S. and Europe to establish the necessary infrastructure for the manufacture, integration, launch, and operation of standardized microsatellites, while leveraging AI-enabled payloads to enhance remote sensing capabilities and provide clients with high-resolution Earth observation services.

Trovant Technology SL, established in 2018 and headquartered in Valladolid, Spain, specializes in developing bio-based technologies for organic waste treatment and valorization. The company's primary focus is transforming waste into valuable products such as bioenergy or biomaterials, with a particular emphasis on biogas upgrading and biomethane production using its proprietary UBI technology. It offers tailored solutions to the environmental sector, including products for anaerobic digestion, wastewater treatment, bioindication, and bioinformatics.

Ductor is a Finnish biotechnology company focused on addressing climate change and food sustainability challenges through innovative technology. It has developed proprietary and patented methods for biologically producing ammonia and phosphates from recycled materials. This technology can be integrated into various applications, including algae farming, to enhance nutrient supply and energy production. Ductor has achieved a significant milestone by initiating industrial-scale production, with its first implementation designed to augment existing biogas facilities, thereby improving their economic viability. The company aims to provide sustainable organic fertilizers and renewable energy, supporting farmers and food producers in maintaining healthy soils and promoting ecological farming practices.