Engie

Provider of sustainable e-fuels and synthetic chemical products intended to replace fossil crude oil. The company specializes in producing renewable hydrogen and greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide and hydrogen which are then converted into e-kerosene, carbon dioxide-neutral diesel, synthetic waxes, or methanol, enabling chemical plant operators to run their entire chemical plants using synthetic fuels using climate-neutral energy with reduced chemical waste and more climate protection.

Renvico operates in the field of renewable energy, specialising in wind farm management. It is composed of a multidisciplinary team backed up by years of international experience in developing, funding, building and managing renewable energy power plants. It currently has a strong presence in Italy and France, with around 334 MW of annual installed capacity. Renvico was founded in 2015 following the 100% acquisition of Sorgenia Green, the Sorgenia Group's renewables company, by MEIF 4 AX Holdings Sarl in Luxembourg, ultimately owned by Macquarie European Infrastructure Fund 4.

Mobisol GmbH, founded in 2010 and based in Berlin, Germany, specializes in developing and installing solar home systems to provide electricity to underserved low-income customers in developing nations. The company offers solutions that power LED lights, radios, mobile phones, and various household appliances, while also promoting productive use appliances. Mobisol's innovative approach combines solar energy with an affordable mobile payment plan, making it accessible for those living without electricity. The company emphasizes comprehensive customer service and utilizes remote monitoring technology to ensure reliable performance. With additional offices in Tanzania, Rwanda, and Kenya, Mobisol operates as a subsidiary of ENGIE SA, focusing on delivering clean and affordable energy alternatives to fossil fuels.

BBOXX Ltd. designs, manufactures, distributes, and finances plug and play solar systems. The company offers solar home systems, remote monitoring products, portable lights, portable radios, LED TVs and lights, and phone chargers. It also provides installation and maintenance services. The company serves customers through a network of distributors in the United Kingdom and internationally. BBOXX Ltd. was founded in 2010 and is based in London, United Kingdom.

Connected Energy Ltd specializes in energy storage solutions through its E-STOR technology, which repurposes used electric vehicle batteries for stationary energy storage systems. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom, the company is a subsidiary of Future Transport Systems Ltd. E-STOR enables businesses to store excess energy for later use, optimizing energy efficiency and savings. This innovative technology is compatible with various electric vehicle battery packs, allowing it to communicate using the original equipment manufacturer's proprietary protocols. Connected Energy's systems are operational in several European countries, including the UK, Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands, with capacities ranging from 60 kW to 1.2 MW, and plans for larger installations exceeding 10 MW. The company's services cater to multiple sectors, including healthcare, education, industry, retail, utilities, and local authorities.

Wenu Work, founded in 2016 and based in Santiago, Chile, specializes in developing IoT technology aimed at improving energy efficiency for businesses. The company offers a range of solutions, including low-cost sensors that monitor energy consumption in real time, a web platform called Wenu Radar that enhances visibility and management of electrical usage, and a Wenu Dashboard designed to educate and engage users in sustainability efforts. Additionally, Wenu Work provides an API for seamless integration with management systems. By equipping companies with user-friendly tools, Wenu Work enables better decision-making related to energy efficiency, operational performance, and sustainability communication. The company's mission is to help organizations reduce their operational costs and carbon footprint while promoting a more sustainable future.

Simpa Energy India Pvt. Ltd. is a rural rooftop solar provider in India, selling solar home systems (SHS) to households and small businesses in rural areas of Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Odisha.

Langa is a French renewable energy company. The group operates an integrated IPP business model (development, EPC, O&M, asset management) focused on building and operating a proprietary park of renewable energy assets. LANGA currently owns and operates 100 MW of renewable assets and has a significant pipeline of projects under development primarily in the solar and wind segments.

Redaptive, Inc. is a company based in San Francisco, California, with additional offices in Dallas, Texas, and Boston, Massachusetts. Founded in 2013, Redaptive specializes in providing energy efficiency solutions through its Efficiency-as-a-Service (EaaS) platform. This platform enables organizations to enhance their real estate portfolios by implementing energy-saving upgrades such as HVAC and LED lighting, ultimately reducing utility costs. By taking a data-driven approach, Redaptive helps clients deploy energy efficiency measures across multiple sites, significantly lowering their energy bills. In 2017, the company reported that its customers achieved net savings of over $20 million on utility expenses. Redaptive's innovative service model removes common barriers to energy efficiency, allowing companies to make upgrades without upfront capital, while also promoting resource efficiency and smart building technologies.

Electro Power Systems operates in the sustainable energy sector, focusing on hybrid energy storage solutions and microgrids that convert intermittent renewable energy sources into stable power supplies. Established in 2014 and headquartered in Paris, France, the company has developed advanced technologies protected by 125 patents, supported by over a decade of research and development. EPS provides a range of services, including energy storage systems for solar farms and industrial applications, as well as centralized and residential charging stations for electric vehicles. It has implemented 36 large-scale projects worldwide, totaling over 35 MW of installed power, which serves more than 165,000 customers daily. Additionally, the company has deployed over 18 MW of grid support systems, contributing to a total capacity output of 47 MWh across 21 countries, including regions in Europe, Latin America, Asia, and Africa.

Husk Power Systems Pvt. Ltd. is a renewable energy company based in Patna, India, that focuses on generating and distributing electricity to households, community services, small businesses, and factories. Founded in 2007, the company utilizes biomass waste—such as rice husks and other agricultural residues—to produce electricity through its proprietary technology. Husk Power Systems designs and operates mini-power plants and micro-grids, offering electricity as a pay-for-use service primarily to rural areas. This approach not only provides reliable lighting, reducing reliance on kerosene, but also fosters economic development by enabling microenterprises and the use of electricity-operated machinery. By creating a sustainable energy ecosystem at each power plant, Husk Power Systems aims to deliver shared value to its stakeholders and stimulate local economies.

Fenix International Inc. is a San Francisco-based company that designs and manufactures renewable energy products, primarily targeting mobile telecommunications in emerging markets. Established in 2009, the company focuses on providing affordable solar solutions to empower over 1.3 billion people living off-grid. Its flagship product, ReadySet, is an intelligent plug-and-play energy system that powers various devices, including mobile phones, lights, and medical applications, utilizing multiple energy sources such as solar and micro-wind. Fenix also offers a range of accessories, enhancing its product line with mobile charging solutions and LED lights. The company markets its products through service centers and shops in regions like Uganda and Rwanda, as well as online platforms in the United States. Fenix International operates as a subsidiary of ENGIE SA and has garnered significant recognition for its innovative technology and impactful outreach efforts.

Heliatek GmbH, based in Dresden, Germany, specializes in the development and production of organic solar films and photovoltaic cells. Its flagship product, HeliaSol, is an organic photovoltaics (OPV) solution that can be applied to various surfaces, making it suitable for building retrofitting, automotive applications, and other innovative projects. Heliatek caters to the building and construction material sector, as well as automotive manufacturers, offering tailored products like HeliaFilm for integration into façade and roofing systems. The company is recognized as a leader in organic photovoltaics, leveraging its ultra-light and flexible technology to provide sustainable energy solutions. Established in 2006, Heliatek has formed strategic partnerships with companies such as AGC Glass Europe and Reckli China, and it employs around 160 people across its facilities in Germany. The research and development of its technologies have received support from the Free State of Saxony, the Federal Republic of Germany, and the European Union.

Ever since Tabreed was commissioned by the UAE Government to construct a district cooling plant in Suweihan in the late 1990s, the company has continued to play a vital role in enabling the nation’s economic development by providing pioneering cooling solutions to key infrastructure projects - first in the UAE, and later, across the GCC.

Mera Gao Power builds and operates village-based solar micro grids to provide electricity to off-grid households in Uttar Pradesh, India. MGP’s lighting facilities generate electricity through centrally-located solar panels and distribute it across the village to power LED lights and mobile phone chargers in customers’ households. These facilities offer MGP’s customers both a lower priced and higher quality lighting alternative to kerosene.

Unisun Energy is a global provider of photovoltaic technology solutions, specializing in distributed clean energy power station services. The company offers a comprehensive range of services, including the construction, operation, and maintenance of photovoltaic plants. By leveraging efficient cost control, a professional technology team, and extensive project and financial resources, Unisun Energy enables customers to access clean energy while contributing to environmental protection. Their advanced data analysis capabilities and reliable operations and maintenance services further enhance the performance and sustainability of their energy solutions.

Enlight is a solar energy company for homes and small businesses. Our customers use the endless energy provided by the sun to generate their own electricity at a substantially lower cost, with more clarity about their consumption and through a great customer experience. Enlight has thousands of customers and is a partner of Engie, the largest independent electricity producer in the planet.

Heliatek GmbH, based in Dresden, Germany, specializes in the development and production of organic solar films and photovoltaic cells. Its flagship product, HeliaSol, is an organic photovoltaics (OPV) solution that can be applied to various surfaces, making it suitable for building retrofitting, automotive applications, and other innovative projects. Heliatek caters to the building and construction material sector, as well as automotive manufacturers, offering tailored products like HeliaFilm for integration into façade and roofing systems. The company is recognized as a leader in organic photovoltaics, leveraging its ultra-light and flexible technology to provide sustainable energy solutions. Established in 2006, Heliatek has formed strategic partnerships with companies such as AGC Glass Europe and Reckli China, and it employs around 160 people across its facilities in Germany. The research and development of its technologies have received support from the Free State of Saxony, the Federal Republic of Germany, and the European Union.

kWh Analytics, Inc. is a leader in solar risk management, offering a comprehensive analytics platform designed for solar investors and operators. The company provides several key services, including Heliostats, which integrates data and benchmarks performance for solar investments, and the Solar Revenue Put, a credit enhancement that guarantees the performance of solar assets, thereby improving lending terms. Additionally, kWh Analytics offers the Solar Lendscape, a catalog of active lenders in the solar industry, along with insights for risk assessment and management. The company leverages a performance database encompassing 20% of the U.S. solar asset class, enabling clients to minimize risk and enhance equity returns on their portfolios. kWh Analytics serves a diverse clientele, including institutional investors, asset management groups, and banking firms. Founded in 2012 and based in San Francisco, California, kWh Analytics is backed by private venture capital and the U.S. Department of Energy.

BBOXX Ltd. designs, manufactures, distributes, and finances plug and play solar systems. The company offers solar home systems, remote monitoring products, portable lights, portable radios, LED TVs and lights, and phone chargers. It also provides installation and maintenance services. The company serves customers through a network of distributors in the United Kingdom and internationally. BBOXX Ltd. was founded in 2010 and is based in London, United Kingdom.

Green Charge Networks is the first to market with a ROI-driven energy storage product for commercial electric customers who regularly pay 50%+ of their monthly bills in peak demand charges. The next wave of innovation will come from Power (kW) Efficiency solutions, and Green Charge Networks (GCN) is pioneering this $100B+ marketplace with its GreenStation offering, made possible by 3+ years of R&D with DOE and electric utilities in this country. The foundational and innovative technology from GCN is protected with 30+ patents pending and it is our intention to reap the societal benefits in the U.S, including manufacturing and job growth. By leveling peak power demands through energy storage on the customer's side of the meter and increasing POWER EFFICIENCY, everyone wins - commercial businesses (reduced demand charges; no behavioral modifications required), utility (less capital expenditures for service upgrades & power plants), renewable adoption (energy storage buffering intermittent PV or wind generation), and the public (reduced dirty peaker plants usage and greenhouse gas). GreenStations have been installed and piloted in multiple locations throughout New York City. The root technology is a smart controller with sophisticated software that monitors facility loads on a second-by-second basis. The stochastic software embedded in the controller takes into account historical data as well as the real-time operating environment at the facility to make predictive energy storage charge / discharge decisions and exactly offset the peaks and valleys.

Maia Eolis is a company specializing in the development, construction, operation and maintenance of wind farms.

OpTerra Energy Group, Inc. specializes in energy efficiency, renewable energy generation, and infrastructure development services. Founded in 2010 and based in Oakland, California, with an additional office in San Diego, the company offers a wide range of services, including building and industrial engineering, construction, community engagement, design, economic development, educational services, financial analysis, funding, planning, sustainability, and workforce development. Its clientele encompasses K-12 school districts, higher education institutions, local governments, and various sectors such as biotechnology, private education, healthcare, data centers, commercial enterprises, hospitality, and supermarkets. As of February 2016, OpTerra operates as a subsidiary of ENGIE SA.

Advanced Microgrid Solutions installs advanced energy storage systems in buildings to lower energy costs for consumers and provide clean. AMS's Hybrid-Electric BuildingsTM Project deploys large networks of battery systems in targeted buildings where electric utilities need grid support. The company can seamlessly shift an entire fleet of buildings from grid power to battery power providing real-time support to the electric grid. Building owners get paid for being part of the solution to today's energy challenge. Advanced Microgrid Solutions artificial intelligence-powered software maximizes the value of renewables, batteries, and entire asset portfolios so they can deploy and use more clean energy with higher ROI. It uses deep learning algorithms to enable optimized trading of complex energy assets in wholesale energy markets. The company was founded in 2013 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States.

Solairedirect is an integrated solar power provider, present on the photovoltaic value chain from module production to decentralized power network operation. The company develops and operates infrastructures of all sizes (rooftop and ground-mounted) with turnkey service offers (design and engineering, installation and construction, financing, operation and maintenance) as part of carbon footprint community projects. Solairedirect’s mission is to provide everyone with the choice of clean and home-based electricity, producing reliable, high performance, low-cost and smart solar kilowatt-hours. It systematically implements technology, manufacturing and service innovations with the stated intention to be among the first power producers to reach grid parity in France and other countries.

Simpa Energy India Pvt. Ltd. is a company based in Bengaluru, India, that specializes in providing solar home systems to households and shops, particularly in rural areas. Established in 2010, it employs a pay-as-you-go pricing model that allows customers to install a solar photovoltaic (PV) system with a minimal initial payment. The payment structure resembles that of pre-paid mobile phone plans, enabling users to make small, incremental payments over time via mobile devices. This model not only facilitates access to clean and reliable electricity but also accumulates towards the total purchase price of the system. Once fully paid, customers own the solar home system, allowing them to benefit from free electricity thereafter. As of November 2018, Simpa operates as a subsidiary of ENGIE SA.

Mera Gao Power builds and operates village-based solar micro grids to provide electricity to off-grid households in Uttar Pradesh, India. MGP’s lighting facilities generate electricity through centrally-located solar panels and distribute it across the village to power LED lights and mobile phone chargers in customers’ households. These facilities offer MGP’s customers both a lower priced and higher quality lighting alternative to kerosene.

Engie Renewables Ltd operates as a renewable energy developer.

Térmika engages in the design, installation and management of energy services. Térmika offers tertiary and industrial companies in the country solutions that meet their energy needs, whether industrial utilities or services in climate engineering, and optimize their consumption in respect of their environment.

La Compagnie du Vent S.A. produces renewable energy through wind power stations.