European Innovation Council

BlueHeart Energy is a deep tech company focused on developing innovative green technologies to enhance heat pump performance. Utilizing thermoacoustics, the company generates sound waves within a closed circuit to produce heat and cold, marking a significant advancement as this technology is now being applied to residential heat pumps, previously limited to industrial applications. BlueHeart's products are designed to replace critical components in heat pumps, facilitating easy integration for original equipment manufacturers. The resulting heat pumps are versatile, silent, and cost-effective, suitable for both new and existing homes. Additionally, BlueHeart's technology is environmentally friendly, producing no CO2 emissions and eliminating the need for refrigerants, thus contributing to sustainable heating and cooling solutions.

Marvel Fusion is a developer of fusion energy technology focused on providing environmentally friendly and safe energy solutions. Founded in 2019 and based in Munich, Bayern, the company specializes in a laser-based nuclear fusion reactor that utilizes short pulse, high energy, and electrically efficient lasers. This technology aims to commercialize baseload fusion electrical power, enabling consumers to access clean, safe, and reliable energy sources.

Brevel has developed an innovative cultivation technology focused on the sustainable and cost-effective production of microalgae. Utilizing high-tech, fully automated indoor systems that feature internal illumination, Brevel's approach achieves significant cost reductions and substantially higher yields compared to traditional methods. This advanced technology positions the company to tap into various markets in need of microalgae-derived products, including sustainable food, materials, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and energy. By unlocking the full potential of microalgae, Brevel aims to create an alternative protein source suitable for mass production, addressing the increasing demand for environmentally friendly solutions across multiple industries.

Stablepharma Ltd specializes in developing innovative processes for vaccine stabilization, focusing on its technology platform, StablevaX™, which transforms existing approved vaccines, therapeutics, and diagnostics into thermostable products that do not require refrigeration. This advancement addresses the global challenges associated with cold chain logistics, allowing for efficient and waste-free vaccine delivery. The company has identified up to 60 vaccine candidates suitable for its technology and collaborates with global vaccine manufacturers, academic institutions, and non-governmental organizations to enhance its pipeline of thermostable products. Founded in 2012 and based in Bath, United Kingdom, Stablepharma aims to reduce costs and carbon emissions while expanding access to vaccines for both children and adults.

FibriTech specializes in the development of advanced technologies for the production of 3D fiber network materials, which have a variety of applications across multiple industries. The company provides innovative solutions in areas such as agritech, packaging, filtration, insulation, and biocomposites. FibriTech's products offer a sustainable alternative to conventional materials like Styrofoam and various foamed plastics, delivering lightweight yet strong biomaterials that are both functional and environmentally friendly. By focusing on the creation of spatially shapable materials, FibriTech aims to address the challenges posed by traditional materials while promoting sustainability in manufacturing processes.

Reverion specializes in developing reversible, carbon-negative power plants that leverage patented technology to maximize the potential of biogas. The company's containerized units, designed for mass production, achieve remarkable electrical efficiencies of 80% for both power generation and energy storage. This innovative approach not only doubles the electricity output of traditional gas engines but also significantly reduces greenhouse gas emissions, resulting in a negative CO2 balance. Additionally, Reverion's technology is capable of utilizing excess solar and wind power, enhancing electricity production in existing biogas plants and stabilizing the power grid during electrolysis. Through these advancements, Reverion aims to promote a renewable and decarbonized energy future.

Wattalps specializes in developing lithium power systems aimed at providing affordable battery solutions for small and medium series applications. The company's products prioritize passive safety, cooling efficiency, long life, and cell protection, facilitating the integration of these systems into vehicles and charging stations. With a focus on creating standard and modular designs, Wattalps aims to simplify installation processes, making them both fast and cost-effective. By advancing these technologies, the company contributes to the broader adoption of electric vehicles and sustainable transportation solutions.

Dronamics is a developer of advanced unmanned aerial systems aimed at transforming airfreight logistics. By creating a new type of small, unmanned cargo airplane that is highly fuel-efficient, Dronamics aims to democratize shipping in emerging markets. The aircraft can transport payloads of 350 kilograms over distances of 2,500 kilometers at costs significantly lower than traditional air transport, reducing shipping expenses by over 50%. Designed for autonomous flight, the aircraft can be remotely monitored and managed via satellite, making it suitable for challenging delivery scenarios, including remote and mountainous regions. As the first and only Strategic Partner for drones recognized by IATA, Dronamics is positioned to make a substantial impact in the commercial logistics sector.

Daze is an engineering startup focused on creating innovative solutions for electric vehicle charging. Its flagship product, DazePlug, is an automatic charging device that utilizes smart charging ecosystems and energy management systems. This technology enables automatic inductive charging, significantly reducing the time required to charge electric vehicles while eliminating the need for manual handling of cables. DazePlug features a retrofit design that is both waterproof and dustproof, ensuring durability and ease of use. By simplifying the charging process, Daze aims to enhance user experience and convenience for electric vehicle owners.

Efenco is a cleantech startup focused on enhancing the energy conversion efficiency of industrial furnaces and boilers while minimizing their carbon emissions. The company has developed a patented product known as the high-energy ray ceramic chip (HERC), which can reduce carbon dioxide emissions and fuel costs by at least 18% across various energy-intensive sectors, including electricity generation, steel manufacturing, and cement production. Efenco employs principles from quantum and plasma physics, nanotechnology, and electrochemistry to revolutionize the management of waste heat generated from natural gas combustion. By converting waste heat into ionizing radiation through low-temperature plasma generation, Efenco provides industries with innovative solutions to optimize energy usage and improve thermal conversion efficiency, contributing to a more sustainable industrial landscape.

Skytree is a company focused on developing innovative solutions for carbon dioxide capture and recycling. Founded in 2014, it leverages over a decade of research originally aimed at addressing CO2 challenges for astronauts on the International Space Station. Skytree specializes in direct air capture (DAC) technology that efficiently extracts carbon dioxide from ambient air. This technology supports a circular carbon supply, enabling businesses that need CO2 for their operations to reduce reliance on fossil fuels. By providing a reliable source of usable carbon dioxide, Skytree contributes to the transition toward a more sustainable future and a healthier planet. The company boasts a diverse team of skilled scientists, engineers, and business professionals, all guided by an experienced management team.

RAIKU is a cleantech startup that produces 100% natural packaging material that has also great looks and shock absorption - most importantly, it gives 15-20 times more volume to its raw material making it one of the most resource efficient material uses in the world with high margins. Both the production is and products are clean making no harm to nature. RAIKU has raised over 1.2mln€ in the pre-seed stage, built a team of over 10 people, its own IP and clients are already using its packaging material. This material will up-end the 1 trillion € packaging sector.

Swisspod Technologies SA is a transport development firm based in Monthey, Switzerland, founded in 2019. The company focuses on designing and developing Hyperloop vessels, which are tube-based transportation systems aimed at providing sustainable and efficient high-speed travel. Swisspod leverages high-quality Swiss engineering to create fully-electric Hyperloop pods that promise scalable and rapid transit between distant cities. The firm emphasizes energy efficiency and economic viability in its innovations, making its capsules both affordable and environmentally friendly. With a team of multidisciplinary experts, Swisspod is dedicated to transforming high-speed travel through its cutting-edge technology.

Innomar creates intelligent buoys and innovative technological solutions that are focused on digitizing and promoting a sustainable approach to the oceans. It specializes in the marine industry, fisheries, and aquaculture. Their primary objective is to enhance current technology to enable better resource management and create superior tools for responsible fishing, adding value from the catch to the plate.

Sakowin is a French company specializing in the production of sustainable hydrogen and solid carbon through innovative technology that eliminates CO2 emissions. Initially focused on hydrogen production via water electrolysis, Sakowin now utilizes biomethane or natural gas as feedstock, allowing for high energy efficiency and low-cost hydrogen generation. The company's advanced process, known as methane plasmolysis, enables on-site and on-demand production, significantly reducing electricity consumption compared to traditional methods. By leveraging existing gas infrastructures, Sakowin supports businesses in their efforts to transition to cleaner energy solutions while integrating decarbonized products into their operations.

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.

Energy Dome is an Italian company based in Lonate Pozzolo that specializes in long-duration electricity storage using liquid carbon dioxide. The company has developed a low-cost and efficient technology that employs a closed-loop thermodynamic process to store energy, making renewable power more dispatchable. By focusing on energy storage solutions, Energy Dome aims to facilitate the transition to renewable energy and contribute to the decarbonization of the energy industry. Its innovative approach seeks to address climate change challenges by significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions, thereby promoting a more sustainable future.

NanoScent Ltd is an Israeli startup established in 2017, specializing in the development of an IoT-based scent recognition platform utilizing advanced nanotechnology. The company focuses on creating innovative sensors that monitor air and water quality, ensuring compliance with environmental standards across various industries, including utilities, manufacturing, automotive, and health management. Their flagship product, VOCID® H2Confirm, is a sensor-based system designed for the hydrogen supply chain, capable of detecting impurities and volatile organic compounds in real-time. This technology provides critical monitoring capabilities, alerting users to potential contamination, thereby enhancing safety and quality control. NanoScent has successfully raised significant funding and is supported by strategic partners, reinforcing its commitment to advancing climate technology through cutting-edge sensing solutions.

Wattalps specializes in developing lithium power systems aimed at providing affordable battery solutions for small and medium series applications. The company's products prioritize passive safety, cooling efficiency, long life, and cell protection, facilitating the integration of these systems into vehicles and charging stations. With a focus on creating standard and modular designs, Wattalps aims to simplify installation processes, making them both fast and cost-effective. By advancing these technologies, the company contributes to the broader adoption of electric vehicles and sustainable transportation solutions.

TreaTech is a Swiss Cleantech company founded in 2015 by engineers from the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL). The company focuses on developing innovative treatment technology aimed at addressing the challenges of wastewater management. Its catalytic hydrothermal gasification (HTG) system provides an eco-friendly solution for the disposal of various liquid wastes, such as sewage sludge, which are typically incinerated or sent to landfills. This advanced thermochemical process transforms these wastes into valuable by-products, including renewable gas, clean water, and mineral salts that can be further upgraded into fertilizers. TreaTech's approach aligns with sustainable development goals and the principles of a circular economy, enabling clients to benefit from efficient wastewater treatment while recycling essential resources.

Sensoneo is a provider of advanced smart waste management solutions that assist cities and businesses in managing waste more efficiently and sustainably. The company utilizes proprietary ultrasonic sensors to monitor waste levels in real-time, coupled with sophisticated software that facilitates data-driven decision-making and optimizes waste collection processes. This technology enables significant reductions in waste collection costs, with improvements in operational efficiency and a potential decrease in carbon emissions. Sensoneo's solutions have been implemented in various locations across Europe, North America, South America, the Middle East, Australia, and New Zealand, attracting a diverse range of clients seeking to enhance their waste management practices. By automating the waste lifecycle and promoting eco-friendly initiatives, Sensoneo aims to transform traditional waste management into a more transparent and responsible process.

The Intelligence Behind Global Circularity VCG.AI transforms industrial by-products and waste into valuable resources. AI-powered development of circular economy business models with the latest technology, material, market, and regulatory insights. Their proprietary AI solution, the Value Chain Generator®, helps companies, cities, and regions accelerate the transition to a circular economy, through Valorisation of By-products and Waste, Circular Product Development, Regional Circular Opportunities Assessment. When organisations want to better valorise by-products and waste, develop or source circular materials, or enhance circularity in their value chains, VCG.AI analyses thousands of data points to deliver the optimal solution tailored to their specific needs and locations. What once took months or years can now be achieved in just weeks—without the need to hire additional technology or bioeconomy experts. VCG.AI’s ever-expanding system includes: - 650+ validated circular solutions - 150+ different proven valorisation technologies - 3.5 M companies - 4M tons of project-ready organic residuals across Europe VCG.AI is on a mission to accelerate the transition to a circular economy by unlocking circular opportunities for businesses worldwide. Learn more about them at www.vcg.ai.

Norbite is a biotech research firm focused on converting plastic waste into sustainable products through an innovative insect-based biorefinery. The company's technology integrates biorefinery and vertical farming methods to process plastic waste, yielding larvae that are bio-refined into proteins suitable for food and feed applications. By offering sustainable solutions, Norbite aims to contribute positively to environmental efforts while providing clients with valuable products and services.

Naco Technologies Ltd, established in 2009 and headquartered in Riga, Latvia, specializes in the development, manufacturing, and supply of nano-coating technologies. The company offers a range of high-performance, multilayer and multicomponent coatings designed to enhance the durability and efficiency of equipment across various industries, including tooling, automotive, aerospace, and micro-chip manufacturing. These coatings, which include oil-enhanced, wear-protective, thermal barrier, and liquid-repellent varieties, are applied to client-supplied parts, creating ready-to-use coated components. In 2015, Naco Technologies was acquired by the Germany-based Schaeffler Group, further expanding its global reach and resources.

Miwa is a retail solution provider focused on minimizing single-use packaging through a circular economy strategy. The company offers a system that includes reusable containers designed to reduce waste and promote sustainability. These sealable and reusable containers work alongside electronic dispensers located in retail environments, facilitating the bulk distribution of both food and non-food products. By enabling producers and retailers to store and dispense items in a hygienic manner, Miwa aims to create a more efficient and environmentally friendly approach to retail.

Transmetrics is an advanced AI platform tailored for the supply chain sector that enhances transport planning through predictive analytics and machine learning. By integrating human expertise with artificial intelligence, Transmetrics provides significant operational benefits while minimizing the environmental impact of logistics. The platform specializes in data cleansing, demand forecasting, and network optimization, delivering highly accurate analyses and predictions of transport flows. With a strong foundation in both technical fields and logistics, Transmetrics has developed solutions that have enabled top-tier logistics companies globally to reduce transport costs by up to 25%, improve fleet utilization by up to 14%, and maintain high service standards. The company’s innovative approach has garnered support from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation program, facilitating its mission to enhance operational efficiency for cargo transport and logistics service providers.

HSL Technologies specializes in innovative hydrogen transport and storage solutions, centered around a breakthrough product known as HydroSil. This technology allows hydrogen to be safely transported using conventional infrastructures, thereby minimizing risk. The company has designed a hydrogen-based liquid carrier that enables efficient charging and releasing of hydrogen, offering a stable, non-toxic, and non-explosive fuel alternative. This liquid carrier generates no emissions, making it an environmentally friendly option for various applications, including fuel cells that produce electricity for vehicles, generators, and portable devices. HSL Technologies is committed to driving the transition to a carbon-free future, positioning itself as a leader in the clean energy sector.

Daze is an engineering startup focused on creating innovative solutions for electric vehicle charging. Its flagship product, DazePlug, is an automatic charging device that utilizes smart charging ecosystems and energy management systems. This technology enables automatic inductive charging, significantly reducing the time required to charge electric vehicles while eliminating the need for manual handling of cables. DazePlug features a retrofit design that is both waterproof and dustproof, ensuring durability and ease of use. By simplifying the charging process, Daze aims to enhance user experience and convenience for electric vehicle owners.

Energy Dome is an Italian company based in Lonate Pozzolo that specializes in long-duration electricity storage using liquid carbon dioxide. The company has developed a low-cost and efficient technology that employs a closed-loop thermodynamic process to store energy, making renewable power more dispatchable. By focusing on energy storage solutions, Energy Dome aims to facilitate the transition to renewable energy and contribute to the decarbonization of the energy industry. Its innovative approach seeks to address climate change challenges by significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions, thereby promoting a more sustainable future.

Innomar creates intelligent buoys and innovative technological solutions that are focused on digitizing and promoting a sustainable approach to the oceans. It specializes in the marine industry, fisheries, and aquaculture. Their primary objective is to enhance current technology to enable better resource management and create superior tools for responsible fishing, adding value from the catch to the plate.

IonKraft, a German technology company, specializes in plasma coating solutions for multi-material plastic containers. Their innovative plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition process enables recyclability in packaging for various industries, including food, pharmaceuticals, and chemicals. By promoting material reduction and reuse, IonKraft aims to enhance performance and lower costs, backed by funding from the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy.

Odd.Bot is a technology company specializing in the development and manufacture of autonomous farming robots. Their flagship product, the Maverick robot, is designed to eliminate weeds in crops like carrots and onions without the use of chemicals. Operating around the clock, the robot effectively identifies and removes weeds in dense crops, promoting environmentally friendly agriculture.

Reverion specializes in developing reversible, carbon-negative power plants that leverage patented technology to maximize the potential of biogas. The company's containerized units, designed for mass production, achieve remarkable electrical efficiencies of 80% for both power generation and energy storage. This innovative approach not only doubles the electricity output of traditional gas engines but also significantly reduces greenhouse gas emissions, resulting in a negative CO2 balance. Additionally, Reverion's technology is capable of utilizing excess solar and wind power, enhancing electricity production in existing biogas plants and stabilizing the power grid during electrolysis. Through these advancements, Reverion aims to promote a renewable and decarbonized energy future.

Alvus offers biomethane services. They offer project development, construction, and operation of biogas plants. They assist their customers in every aspect related to a biogas plant, due diligence analysis, business plan verification, site selection, biomass research, choice of power supply plan, selection of the most suitable technology.

Water Challenge is a company that provides a disruptive solution based on an economically sustainable technology that allows the treatment of any type of contaminated fluid, extracting all the solids contained, crystallizing, and purifying water suitable for human consumption, irrigation, and other uses.

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.

Energy Dome is an Italian company based in Lonate Pozzolo that specializes in long-duration electricity storage using liquid carbon dioxide. The company has developed a low-cost and efficient technology that employs a closed-loop thermodynamic process to store energy, making renewable power more dispatchable. By focusing on energy storage solutions, Energy Dome aims to facilitate the transition to renewable energy and contribute to the decarbonization of the energy industry. Its innovative approach seeks to address climate change challenges by significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions, thereby promoting a more sustainable future.

Circu Li-Ion is a Luxembourg-based start-up focused on automated battery disassembly and diagnostics, aimed at enhancing the remanufacturing, reuse, and recycling of lithium-ion batteries. The company's innovative platform features three main components: a battery library, an application layer, and robotic disassembly systems. These systems significantly reduce costs by limiting manual labor and indirect expenses, achieving a 47% cost reduction overall. With 67% robot autonomy, Circu Li-Ion minimizes human intervention during disassembly, thereby increasing safety and ensuring a 95% component recovery rate. This process not only preserves the material value of batteries but also helps clients capitalize on the potential for upcycling components, addressing labor shortages while contributing positively to environmental goals.

Odd.Bot is a technology company specializing in the development and manufacture of autonomous farming robots. Their flagship product, the Maverick robot, is designed to eliminate weeds in crops like carrots and onions without the use of chemicals. Operating around the clock, the robot effectively identifies and removes weeds in dense crops, promoting environmentally friendly agriculture.

Alvus offers biomethane services. They offer project development, construction, and operation of biogas plants. They assist their customers in every aspect related to a biogas plant, due diligence analysis, business plan verification, site selection, biomass research, choice of power supply plan, selection of the most suitable technology.

Tozero, founded in July 2022 in Munich, Germany, by Sarah Fleischer and Dr. Ksenija Milicevic Neumann, focuses on developing technology for recycling lithium-ion batteries. The company aims to create a scalable machine that recovers essential materials such as lithium, nickel, cobalt, graphite, and manganese in an environmentally sustainable manner. By facilitating the recovery of these critical materials, Tozero enables industries to reintegrate fresh raw materials back into the supply chain, thereby supporting broader decarbonization efforts.

Dawn Aerospace is a company that designs and manufactures reusable spacecraft and non-toxic propulsion systems for satellites. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Delft, Netherlands, with facilities in Auckland, New Zealand, Dawn Aerospace focuses on developing same-day reusable launch vehicles that integrate with conventional aircraft, allowing for frequent and routine launches similar to commercial aviation. Their product line includes the MK-1, MK-2, MK-3, and MK-4 vehicles. In addition, the company offers high-performance propulsion systems that replace toxic fuels, like hydrazine, with safer alternatives, enhancing capabilities for satellites of various sizes, including CubeSats. By combining these technologies, Dawn Aerospace aims to create a scalable and environmentally friendly architecture for satellite delivery, positioning, and return.

Chrysalix Technologies is an Imperial College spin-out company developing an innovative biomass fractionation process using low-cost ionic liquids. Currently, their society is heavily relying on the use of crude oil while products are discarded at the end of their lives. They want to change that, which is why they are developing novel chemical processes that enable us to live more sustainably in a clean world. Their first product is the BioFlex process that uses waste wood and agricultural by-products as well as sustainably grown biomass to produce a greener alternative to today’s petrochemical industry while providing unwanted waste materials with a new purpose.

Qarnot is a French company based in Montrouge that specializes in providing economical and ecological high-performance computing (HPC) solutions through an innovative platform. It designs and develops Q.rad, a computing heater that combines microprocessors and serves as both a heat source and a computing server. This unique product not only generates heat through computation but also allows users to regulate temperature via an embedded thermostat or smartphone. Qarnot's technology aims to reduce costs associated with traditional data centers, such as infrastructure, maintenance, and cooling, by offering a disruptive alternative for construction companies seeking efficient heating solutions for new buildings. Established in 2010, Qarnot has developed three generations of computing heaters to meet the needs of its clients while promoting sustainable computing practices.

HighLine Technology specializes in the development and commercialization of advanced dispensing technologies aimed at enhancing efficiency and sustainability in the photovoltaics (PV) sector. The company's innovative solutions significantly reduce material consumption by applying front metal contacts onto solar cells, replacing traditional screen printing methods. This integration into existing production lines for silicon solar cells not only conserves resources but also boosts electricity yield and increases throughput. In addition to its primary focus on the PV industry, HighLine Technology also provides dispensing solutions for various other sectors, further demonstrating its commitment to improving operational efficiency and sustainability across multiple applications.

Vanevo GmbH, founded in 2018 and based in Oldenburg, Germany, specializes in the development and manufacturing of components for redox flow batteries. The company focuses on creating stacks and modules designed to make electricity storage both affordable and accessible. Vanevo's batteries operate by storing energy in two tanks, allowing for efficient charging and discharging within the stacks. This innovative approach enables users to store electrical energy in a cost-effective manner, contributing to advancements in energy storage solutions.

GREENOV creates maritime cleantech in order to protect the marine environment. The company was founded in 2021.

SolarDew, based in Rhenen, the Netherlands, specializes in innovative membrane distillation technology that efficiently generates pure drinking water from contaminated or saline sources. The company develops modular desalination and purification systems powered solely by solar energy, eliminating the need for external power sources. This approach not only addresses water scarcity but also empowers local entrepreneurs to establish and manage water purification businesses within their communities. By providing a sustainable solution for water quality improvement, SolarDew contributes to enhanced access to safe drinking water.

IOS is an R&D entity that focuses on renewable energy, safeguarding the environment, developing sensors, and exploring novel materials. Their approach involves consistently obtaining fresh knowledge and applying it in both domestic and international economic and research sectors. The institute's objective is to introduce cutting-edge technology into the economic environment by leveraging highly educated personnel and cutting-edge laboratory equipment. Their areas of focus include creating chemical sensors to detect food freshness, monitoring water, and air quality, ensuring personal safety and protection, synthesizing nanomaterials, and adapting them for use in diverse fields.

C2C NewCap, founded in 2014 by Rui Silva and Andre Mao de Ferro, is a Lisbon-based manufacturer specializing in the production of supercapacitors designed for efficient electrical energy storage. The company focuses on developing next-generation devices that utilize proprietary electrodes and an aqueous electrolyte, which contribute to a low environmental impact. C2C NewCap aims to provide clients with energy storage solutions that not only enhance operational efficiency but also reduce overall environmental and operational costs.

Reselo is focused on developing and producing sustainable biomaterials intended to replace fossil-based plastics. The company specializes in Nordic bio rubbers derived from birch bark and other renewable feedstocks. By leveraging comprehensive material characterization, Reselo aims to offer alternatives to synthetic rubbers, enabling businesses to adopt more sustainable practices while decreasing their reliance on fossil fuels.

Reliefed Technologies AB, based in Varberg, Sweden, specializes in producing 3D printing components for various industries, including transportation, building materials, consumer products, and energy applications. The company has developed a globally patented 3D-production method known as z.trusion®, which allows for 3D mass production on conventional 2D production lines. This innovative technology significantly reduces energy consumption and costs, particularly in the new energy sector, offering up to 97% less energy usage and ten times faster production speeds in the manufacturing of components like bipolar flow plates for fuel cells and electrolyzers. Reliefed Technologies holds 44 patents worldwide, enabling enhanced performance and efficiency in products such as lithium-ion batteries and thermal management systems for electric vehicles. The company collaborates with major multinational original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and Tier 1 suppliers to implement its technology in industrial settings, driving advancements in energy solutions and sustainable manufacturing practices.

Reliefed Technologies AB, based in Varberg, Sweden, specializes in producing 3D printing components for various industries, including transportation, building materials, consumer products, and energy applications. The company has developed a globally patented 3D-production method known as z.trusion®, which allows for 3D mass production on conventional 2D production lines. This innovative technology significantly reduces energy consumption and costs, particularly in the new energy sector, offering up to 97% less energy usage and ten times faster production speeds in the manufacturing of components like bipolar flow plates for fuel cells and electrolyzers. Reliefed Technologies holds 44 patents worldwide, enabling enhanced performance and efficiency in products such as lithium-ion batteries and thermal management systems for electric vehicles. The company collaborates with major multinational original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and Tier 1 suppliers to implement its technology in industrial settings, driving advancements in energy solutions and sustainable manufacturing practices.

Materrup is an industrial start-up focused on producing low-carbon earth concrete for the construction and urban development sectors. By utilizing a unique rupture technology, the company transforms excavated earth and clay into sustainable concrete, significantly reducing the carbon footprint associated with construction activities. Materrup's solutions are designed to comply with future regulatory requirements, such as the RE2020 regulations, addressing the urgent need for environmentally responsible practices in the construction industry. This innovative approach enables developers to implement decarbonization strategies on-site, contributing to the establishment of sustainable urban environments.

SolarDew, based in Rhenen, the Netherlands, specializes in innovative membrane distillation technology that efficiently generates pure drinking water from contaminated or saline sources. The company develops modular desalination and purification systems powered solely by solar energy, eliminating the need for external power sources. This approach not only addresses water scarcity but also empowers local entrepreneurs to establish and manage water purification businesses within their communities. By providing a sustainable solution for water quality improvement, SolarDew contributes to enhanced access to safe drinking water.

Evoy is a Norwegian manufacturer of electric propulsion systems, established in 2018 and located in Florø, Sogn og Fjordane. The company specializes in producing inboard and outboard electric motors designed to replace traditional diesel and gasoline systems in speedboats. By doing so, Evoy enables boat owners to significantly reduce maintenance and operational costs while eliminating noise, smell, and pollution associated with conventional engines. The electric motors are engineered to provide strong performance and responsiveness, catering to the needs of ferry and tour operators who aim to meet sustainability goals and comply with environmental regulations.

Evoy is a Norwegian manufacturer of electric propulsion systems, established in 2018 and located in Florø, Sogn og Fjordane. The company specializes in producing inboard and outboard electric motors designed to replace traditional diesel and gasoline systems in speedboats. By doing so, Evoy enables boat owners to significantly reduce maintenance and operational costs while eliminating noise, smell, and pollution associated with conventional engines. The electric motors are engineered to provide strong performance and responsiveness, catering to the needs of ferry and tour operators who aim to meet sustainability goals and comply with environmental regulations.

Oxara AG, founded in 2018 and based in Zurich, Switzerland, focuses on providing sustainable building materials to address challenges in the construction industry, such as resource scarcity and high CO2 emissions. The company specializes in cement-free admixtures and binder technology, offering products like Oxacrete, Oxaflow, Oxabrick, Cleancrete, Cleanflow, and Cleanbrick. Oxara's innovative approach utilizes locally available landfill waste to produce a poured earth concrete that retains the advantages of traditional concrete while being significantly more eco-friendly and cost-effective. The company aims to foster a global community dedicated to sustainable construction and affordable housing, prioritizing social responsibility and environmental stewardship in its operations.

Plair SA specializes in the development and manufacturing of advanced systems for monitoring environmental conditions, particularly focusing on airborne particles. Founded in 2014 and based in Geneva, Switzerland, the company offers a range of innovative instruments, including the Particle Analyzer PA-300, which provides real-time detection, identification, and classification of fine particles in the air. This device can differentiate various entities such as pollen species, organic particles like fungal spores, and pollutants including polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. Additionally, Plair SA's Rapid-E and Rapid-C instruments utilize cutting-edge technologies like laser-induced fluorescence and light scattering for comprehensive analysis of aerosol particles. The company's solutions cater to applications in airborne allergen monitoring, air quality assessment, and bioaerosol analysis, enabling a deeper understanding of atmospheric aerosol concentrations. Plair SA is a spin-off from the University of Geneva, reflecting its strong academic foundation.

Gr3n Recycling has developed an innovative technology that enables the chemical recycling of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles and food containers in a cost-effective manner. By applying microwave technology to a well-established chemical reaction, Gr3n has created a process that not only facilitates the industrial implementation of PET recycling but also depolymerizes polyester textiles to yield virgin PET. This groundbreaking approach has the potential to transform the global PET recycling landscape, offering significant financial benefits and cost savings for the recycling industry.

Constellr is a company that develops advanced imaging technology for the agriculture sector, focusing on evaluating soil health, vegetation, and industrial monitoring through proprietary space infrastructure. By measuring critical factors such as water, temperature, and carbon, Constellr provides essential data that supports high-precision smart farming services, thereby contributing to global food security. The company addresses climate change by offering accountability and monitoring solutions across multiple markets. Its technology underpins various remote sensing products, including models for evapotranspiration, water stress, and crop yield prediction, enabling farmers, agronomists, agricultural companies, and infrastructure managers to gain precise insights and make informed decisions.

CH-Bioforce provides a revolutionary technology for converting all biomass components into high-value material streams - dissolving pulp, polymeric hemicellulose, and sulphur-free lignin. These valuable biomaterials can replace fossil and food-based raw materials in multiple industries, such as textiles and packaging applications.

Crocus Labs GmbH is a Berlin-based deep tech company focused on developing advanced light engine technology aimed at promoting a greener future. The company specializes in creating energy-efficient lighting solutions for wellness, horticultural, and specialty applications. By employing intelligent light-emitting diode technology and advanced data analytics, Crocus Labs provides precise lighting control that optimizes plant growth while minimizing energy consumption. This innovative approach supports indoor farms and greenhouses, allowing them to cultivate diverse crops efficiently. Crocus Labs aims to extend its cutting-edge research and technological advancements to residential, commercial, and industrial spaces worldwide.

Seaborg Technologies ApS, founded in 2014 and based in Copenhagen, Denmark, develops advanced thorium-based molten salt reactors (MSR) to generate nuclear energy. The company focuses on creating clean energy solutions with low manufacturing costs, effectively addressing future energy demands. Seaborg's compact MSRs are designed to be safer, environmentally friendly, and more economical than traditional fossil fuels. In addition to energy production, the company is working on waste burners that convert transuranic elements into green energy and offers software tools that provide computational assistance to other MSR developers. Through its innovative approach, Seaborg aims to bridge conventional nuclear technology with modern solutions based on the thorium fuel cycle.

Envola specializes in smart energy management, renewable energy resources, and energy storage solutions. The company focuses on developing both software and hardware designed to enhance energy efficiency and support the transition to sustainable energy systems. Envola designs innovative heat pumps that serve as integrated storage solutions, and it creates efficient storage systems capable of operating in conditions that are typically challenging for conventional heat pumps. Their offerings include modular systems consisting of an outdoor unit, an indoor unit, and optional room devices, allowing clients to tailor solutions to their specific energy needs.

Dronamics is a developer of advanced unmanned aerial systems aimed at transforming airfreight logistics. By creating a new type of small, unmanned cargo airplane that is highly fuel-efficient, Dronamics aims to democratize shipping in emerging markets. The aircraft can transport payloads of 350 kilograms over distances of 2,500 kilometers at costs significantly lower than traditional air transport, reducing shipping expenses by over 50%. Designed for autonomous flight, the aircraft can be remotely monitored and managed via satellite, making it suitable for challenging delivery scenarios, including remote and mountainous regions. As the first and only Strategic Partner for drones recognized by IATA, Dronamics is positioned to make a substantial impact in the commercial logistics sector.

Sakowin is a French company specializing in the production of sustainable hydrogen and solid carbon through innovative technology that eliminates CO2 emissions. Initially focused on hydrogen production via water electrolysis, Sakowin now utilizes biomethane or natural gas as feedstock, allowing for high energy efficiency and low-cost hydrogen generation. The company's advanced process, known as methane plasmolysis, enables on-site and on-demand production, significantly reducing electricity consumption compared to traditional methods. By leveraging existing gas infrastructures, Sakowin supports businesses in their efforts to transition to cleaner energy solutions while integrating decarbonized products into their operations.

Carbo Culture Oy, founded in 2016 and based in Helsinki, Finland, specializes in producing biochar from waste biomass by employing a carbon sequestration process that captures carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. The company transforms orchard waste into high-quality biochar using patented reactors, which serves various applications, including soil enhancement and contamination remediation. This biochar helps improve soil health by retaining water and nutrients, while also supporting beneficial microorganisms. Additionally, Carbo Culture's innovative approach generates renewable energy and contributes to the creation of significant carbon credits, promoting sustainable practices in agriculture and construction.

Sakowin is a French company specializing in the production of sustainable hydrogen and solid carbon through innovative technology that eliminates CO2 emissions. Initially focused on hydrogen production via water electrolysis, Sakowin now utilizes biomethane or natural gas as feedstock, allowing for high energy efficiency and low-cost hydrogen generation. The company's advanced process, known as methane plasmolysis, enables on-site and on-demand production, significantly reducing electricity consumption compared to traditional methods. By leveraging existing gas infrastructures, Sakowin supports businesses in their efforts to transition to cleaner energy solutions while integrating decarbonized products into their operations.

Easyl is a manufacturer based in Bonneville, France, specializing in sustainable materials for zinc-based batteries. Founded in 2017, the company utilizes green chemistry to produce powder components locally, primarily focusing on composites that incorporate calcium zincate. This innovative approach allows Easyl to develop high-performance electrodes that enhance the electrochemical characteristics of batteries, benefiting manufacturers in the energy storage sector. Through its commitment to sustainability, Easyl aims to contribute to the advancement of environmentally friendly battery technology.

Dronamics is a developer of advanced unmanned aerial systems aimed at transforming airfreight logistics. By creating a new type of small, unmanned cargo airplane that is highly fuel-efficient, Dronamics aims to democratize shipping in emerging markets. The aircraft can transport payloads of 350 kilograms over distances of 2,500 kilometers at costs significantly lower than traditional air transport, reducing shipping expenses by over 50%. Designed for autonomous flight, the aircraft can be remotely monitored and managed via satellite, making it suitable for challenging delivery scenarios, including remote and mountainous regions. As the first and only Strategic Partner for drones recognized by IATA, Dronamics is positioned to make a substantial impact in the commercial logistics sector.

Nevomo is a pioneering company focused on developing advanced High-Speed Railways (HSR) using magnetic levitation, linear motor technology, and autonomous control systems. It is unique in its approach to gradually introducing Hyperloop-inspired solutions to the railway industry, through its patented magrail technology. This technology enables the modernization of conventional railway lines to achieve speeds of up to 300 kph (186 mph) and 415 kph (258 mph) on upgraded HSR lines, while maintaining the functionality of existing rail systems. Furthermore, the magrail system can transition into a hyperrail vacuum system, potentially reaching speeds of 600 kph (373 mph) and 1000 kph (621 mph). The company estimates that the capital expenditure for retrofitting existing railway infrastructure to magrail standards is comparable to highway construction, significantly lower than traditional HSR line costs. Additionally, the energy and maintenance costs associated with the magrail system are expected to be lower than those of conventional HSR systems. Founded in 2017, Nevomo has secured substantial funding and established partnerships with notable firms, while its research team includes experts with extensive experience in high-speed railway systems.

Crocus Labs GmbH is a Berlin-based deep tech company focused on developing advanced light engine technology aimed at promoting a greener future. The company specializes in creating energy-efficient lighting solutions for wellness, horticultural, and specialty applications. By employing intelligent light-emitting diode technology and advanced data analytics, Crocus Labs provides precise lighting control that optimizes plant growth while minimizing energy consumption. This innovative approach supports indoor farms and greenhouses, allowing them to cultivate diverse crops efficiently. Crocus Labs aims to extend its cutting-edge research and technological advancements to residential, commercial, and industrial spaces worldwide.

Dracula Technologies SAS, based in Valence, France, specializes in organic photovoltaic technology aimed at providing sustainable energy solutions for low-power devices. Founded in 2011, the company has developed an innovative product called Light As Your Energetic Response (LAYER), which captures ambient light—both indoors and outdoors—and converts it into electricity. This technology enables a variety of small devices, including phones, GPS units, and lamps, to recharge autonomously, thereby eliminating the need for traditional batteries. By utilizing digital printing techniques to create efficient light-harvesting modules, Dracula Technologies enhances the reliability and operational lifespan of electronic devices such as sensors and smart building applications, contributing to a more sustainable energy future. The company operates as a subsidiary of Ardeje.

Klearia specializes in the development of microfluidic technology for analyzing heavy metals in water, catering primarily to industrial clients. The company focuses on creating glass microfluidic solutions that include fluid control modules, sensors, and analyzers designed for innovative chemistry applications. By utilizing miniaturized chip-based devices, Klearia enables researchers and industrial users to perform precise experiments with minimal sample volumes, enhancing the efficiency and accuracy of chemical analysis.

Deasyl specializes in the development of innovative, eco-friendly chemical solutions aimed at transforming traditional chemical processes. The company focuses on creating scalable methods that are utilized by major players in the fine chemical and petrochemical industries. By advancing clean technology, Deasyl promotes sustainable practices through waste valorization and the conversion of biomass into renewable products. Their work encompasses recycling processes and the production of biodiesel, allowing clients to adopt greener technologies and contribute to environmental sustainability.

Bloom Biorenewables Ltd is a Swiss company founded in 2019, focused on developing technology that transforms wood and agricultural waste into renewable materials as alternatives to petroleum. The company specializes in creating bio-based materials for the chemical industry, targeting various markets including fragrances, plastics, and textiles. By introducing innovative production methods for biorenewable products and fuels, Bloom Biorenewables aims to provide sustainable solutions that reduce reliance on fossil fuels and contribute to climate change mitigation.

Smartlane GmbH, founded in 2015 and based in Munich, Germany, specializes in developing AI-based software solutions for transportation planning and logistics optimization. The company's flagship product, SmartlaneDISPATCH!, is a mobile application that enables users to manage deliveries, monitor tours and drivers, and communicate arrival times to customers through various notification methods. Additionally, Smartlane's Transport Intelligence software leverages artificial intelligence to optimize dispatching and transport processes, allowing businesses to effectively manage thousands of orders in real-time. This technology significantly enhances operational efficiency by reducing costs, minimizing dispatching efforts, and lowering CO2 emissions. Smartlane serves a diverse clientele, including delivery and courier services, field service providers, and businesses with vehicle fleets, positioning itself as a leader in the digitization and automation of logistics operations.

Miwa is a retail solution provider focused on minimizing single-use packaging through a circular economy strategy. The company offers a system that includes reusable containers designed to reduce waste and promote sustainability. These sealable and reusable containers work alongside electronic dispensers located in retail environments, facilitating the bulk distribution of both food and non-food products. By enabling producers and retailers to store and dispense items in a hygienic manner, Miwa aims to create a more efficient and environmentally friendly approach to retail.

AquaBattery specializes in the development of cleantech flow batteries designed for large-scale energy storage. The company focuses on providing affordable, sustainable, and safe energy storage solutions by utilizing renewable energy technologies. AquaBattery's innovative approach involves storing electricity using a simple combination of water and table salt, allowing for a power unit that can be adjusted independently from the energy storage capacity. This ensures that clients receive batteries that are not only effective but also free from harmful and toxic chemicals, making them an environmentally friendly choice for various energy storage needs.

Nova Innovation Ltd. is a tidal energy company based in Edinburgh, United Kingdom, with additional offices in Leith, Caernarfon, and Shetland. Founded in 2009, the company specializes in designing, building, operating, and managing tidal energy devices, including underwater turbines that generate clean electricity from tidal, estuarine, and river flows. Nova Innovation is committed to promoting environmental sustainability and reducing reliance on fossil fuels by engaging with local supply chains, leveraging the expertise of coastal communities. The company gained recognition for deploying the world's first offshore tidal array and has received multiple awards for its contributions to low-carbon innovation. With a rapidly growing team of over 30 employees, Nova Innovation continues to advance its mission of harnessing tidal energy efficiently while ensuring minimal visual impact on marine environments.

Concrete4Change is an R&D company focused on developing innovative technology to capture and permanently mineralize carbon dioxide in concrete. This approach not only enhances the strength of the concrete but also aims to transform the construction industry from a major source of greenhouse gas emissions into a solution for carbon sequestration. The company has received recognition for its efforts, including the United Nations Most Innovative Net-Zero Technology award at COP26 and the Royal Academy of Engineering Enterprise Award. Concrete4Change is committed to removing 2 billion tonnes of CO2 emissions from the concrete industry by 2040, positioning concrete as a viable and effective carbon sink.

Wattalps specializes in developing lithium power systems aimed at providing affordable battery solutions for small and medium series applications. The company's products prioritize passive safety, cooling efficiency, long life, and cell protection, facilitating the integration of these systems into vehicles and charging stations. With a focus on creating standard and modular designs, Wattalps aims to simplify installation processes, making them both fast and cost-effective. By advancing these technologies, the company contributes to the broader adoption of electric vehicles and sustainable transportation solutions.

Daze is an engineering startup focused on creating innovative solutions for electric vehicle charging. Its flagship product, DazePlug, is an automatic charging device that utilizes smart charging ecosystems and energy management systems. This technology enables automatic inductive charging, significantly reducing the time required to charge electric vehicles while eliminating the need for manual handling of cables. DazePlug features a retrofit design that is both waterproof and dustproof, ensuring durability and ease of use. By simplifying the charging process, Daze aims to enhance user experience and convenience for electric vehicle owners.

FibriTech specializes in the development of advanced technologies for the production of 3D fiber network materials, which have a variety of applications across multiple industries. The company provides innovative solutions in areas such as agritech, packaging, filtration, insulation, and biocomposites. FibriTech's products offer a sustainable alternative to conventional materials like Styrofoam and various foamed plastics, delivering lightweight yet strong biomaterials that are both functional and environmentally friendly. By focusing on the creation of spatially shapable materials, FibriTech aims to address the challenges posed by traditional materials while promoting sustainability in manufacturing processes.

traceless materials is offering a holistically sustainable alternative to plastics and bioplastics. With our first-of-a-kind biomaterial it’s our mission to contribute to solving global plastic pollution. Our innovative technology filed for patent allows to use food production residues to produce materials that are compostable under natural composting conditions. While bio-based, our materials don’t compete with food nor cause land-use-change, don’t need hazardous additives or solvents and have up to 95% lower CO2 emissions. Our materials are neither chemically modified nor synthetically polymerized, therefore they will not fall under the EU Single Use Plastic Directive. Follow us on our journey, and become a part of the solution, not the pollution!

Sensoneo is a provider of advanced smart waste management solutions that assist cities and businesses in managing waste more efficiently and sustainably. The company utilizes proprietary ultrasonic sensors to monitor waste levels in real-time, coupled with sophisticated software that facilitates data-driven decision-making and optimizes waste collection processes. This technology enables significant reductions in waste collection costs, with improvements in operational efficiency and a potential decrease in carbon emissions. Sensoneo's solutions have been implemented in various locations across Europe, North America, South America, the Middle East, Australia, and New Zealand, attracting a diverse range of clients seeking to enhance their waste management practices. By automating the waste lifecycle and promoting eco-friendly initiatives, Sensoneo aims to transform traditional waste management into a more transparent and responsible process.

Arborea Ltd. is a biochemical technology company based in London, United Kingdom, which focuses on developing bio-based products aimed at enhancing urban living and improving wastewater treatment. Founded in 2015 by CEO Julian Melchiorri, Arborea has pioneered the BioSolar Leaf system, an innovative tiling technology that mimics the natural processes of photosynthesis. This system not only sequesters carbon dioxide and generates breathable oxygen but also reduces energy consumption for climate control in buildings and purifies the air. By cultivating microscopic plants, Arborea aims to create a sustainable source of healthy food ingredients and proteins, offering a scalable solution that minimizes production costs while addressing the growing demand for nutritious and environmentally friendly food options.

BlueHeart Energy is a deep tech company focused on developing innovative green technologies to enhance heat pump performance. Utilizing thermoacoustics, the company generates sound waves within a closed circuit to produce heat and cold, marking a significant advancement as this technology is now being applied to residential heat pumps, previously limited to industrial applications. BlueHeart's products are designed to replace critical components in heat pumps, facilitating easy integration for original equipment manufacturers. The resulting heat pumps are versatile, silent, and cost-effective, suitable for both new and existing homes. Additionally, BlueHeart's technology is environmentally friendly, producing no CO2 emissions and eliminating the need for refrigerants, thus contributing to sustainable heating and cooling solutions.

MAGNOTHERM, founded in 2019 and headquartered in Darmstadt, Germany, specializes in innovative cooling and heating technology utilizing magnetic materials. The company has assembled a team of over 40 experts with significant expertise in magnetic cooling and magnetocaloric materials. MAGNOTHERM aims to address the climate crisis by providing energy-efficient alternatives to traditional gas compression cooling, which contributes to at least 7% of global CO2 emissions. Its technology, which operates at low pressure, is designed to be up to 30% more energy efficient than existing systems while being non-explosive, non-flammable, and low maintenance. The company focuses on developing magnetic cooling systems suitable for various applications, including room temperature environments and hydrogen liquefaction plants, offering a sustainable solution that can help transition industries away from outdated gas compression methods.

TM Systems is an engineering and manufacturing company specializing in industrial air systems and solutions for process industries.

Lekatech specializes in the development of linear electric technology aimed at industrial hammering applications. The company manufactures electric hammering machines specifically designed for mining operations, promoting a shift towards electric solutions in the industry. By utilizing direct electric driving, Lekatech's technologies serve as a catalyst for the transition to electric-powered carrier equipment. This innovation not only enhances efficiency but also helps businesses reduce their carbon footprint during mining activities, aligning with broader environmental goals.

TM Systems is an engineering and manufacturing company specializing in industrial air systems and solutions for process industries.

MAGMENT specializes in the development of innovative concrete materials created from cement and recycled magnetic particles, which significantly enhance energy transfer and performance. The company focuses on designing and manufacturing magnetizable concrete for wireless charging solutions, particularly for electric vehicles. By leveraging its extensive expertise in magnetic materials and their applications, MAGMENT aims to provide competitive and customer-oriented electromagnetic solutions. The company's offerings include pre-cast concrete modules that facilitate wireless inductive charging infrastructure, promoting emission-free transportation. Through continuous research and strong global partnerships, MAGMENT strives to redefine how electric vehicles are charged, allowing them to charge while in motion rather than requiring dedicated charging stops.

ThrustMe is a startup emerging from the Laboratoire de Physique des Plasmas at the Ecole Polytechnique and the CNRS, founded by Ane Aanesland and Dmytro Rafalskyi. The company specializes in the development, production, and commercialization of advanced space propulsion systems using patented technology. ThrustMe aims to simplify and enhance the efficiency of electric propulsion, offering services that include the creation of space systems for next-generation satellites and customized solutions for ground testing of space hardware. By focusing on economic and environmental sustainability, ThrustMe provides innovative propulsion options for space teams and aerospace businesses.

Lekatech specializes in the development of linear electric technology aimed at industrial hammering applications. The company manufactures electric hammering machines specifically designed for mining operations, promoting a shift towards electric solutions in the industry. By utilizing direct electric driving, Lekatech's technologies serve as a catalyst for the transition to electric-powered carrier equipment. This innovation not only enhances efficiency but also helps businesses reduce their carbon footprint during mining activities, aligning with broader environmental goals.

STAC Technology is a research and development company focused on innovative cooling solutions. It has developed the world's first water vapor-driven turbo-compressors that utilize water as a natural refrigerant, replacing synthetic alternatives. This technology allows for on-site heating and cooling while harvesting thermal energy from water, resulting in sustainable and efficient solutions for the global cooling industry. STAC's systems offer zero emissions and significant energy and resource efficiency benefits, helping clients lower infrastructure costs while addressing climate change and global warming challenges.

SciMo provides electric motor services such as electromagnetic design, mechanical calculations, and motor prototype production. The company was founded in 2017 and is based in Karlsruhe, Baden-Württemberg.

FimusKraft specializes in biowaste fermentation processes, transforming biowaste into biogas and bioenergy. This innovative approach not only produces environmentally sustainable fertilizer but also contributes to reducing carbon footprints. By combining expertise in biotechnology with principles of the circular economy, FimusKraft provides solutions that help customers meet their sustainability goals while promoting economic profitability. The company's focus on developing efficient biowaste-based technologies positions it as a key player in the growing market for renewable energy and sustainable agricultural practices.

STAC Technology is a research and development company focused on innovative cooling solutions. It has developed the world's first water vapor-driven turbo-compressors that utilize water as a natural refrigerant, replacing synthetic alternatives. This technology allows for on-site heating and cooling while harvesting thermal energy from water, resulting in sustainable and efficient solutions for the global cooling industry. STAC's systems offer zero emissions and significant energy and resource efficiency benefits, helping clients lower infrastructure costs while addressing climate change and global warming challenges.