TiLT Capital Partners

ESmart Systems provides AI-driven software solutions to the energy industry and service providers. The company is based on more than 20 years of international experience in establishing and operating knowledge based, leading IT and energy related companies targeting global markets. The company provides software solutions to the energy industry and service providers. Its cloud-born platform is designed to handle and exploit the Internet of Things, Big Data and Analytics in real-time. Common to all applications is vast data quantities gathered from sensors, which are analyzed using advanced prediction and optimization models. This results in completely new ways of visualizing data, making decisions and saving resources and costs. The platform is designed for Big Data from the ground up without legacy. eSmart Systems originates from the renowned IFE environment (Institute for Energy Technology). The company was founded in 2012 by an experienced team previously responsible for large IT service exports including delivery of the world's first power exchange to Nord Pool, the Nordic Power Exchange, in 1991. Since 2012 the company has grown rapidly and currently consists of almost 80 employees with offices in Norway, Denmark, the UK, and USA.

Nomad Solar Energy, a subsidiary of Lone Lighthouse, is dedicated to the design and manufacture of photovoltaic solutions that deliver solar energy to all businesses and sectors without limitation. Our commitment is to develop products that respond to the demands of our clients, with the goal of pushing the energy transition in sectors that have yet to begin in this field, by providing relevant innovations that complement and improve existing photovoltaic systems. A constantly developing R&D team is the driving force behind Nomad Solar Energy's ability to take on new challenges and achieve significant success in the solar industry.

EODev is focused on accelerating the energy transition through the development of sustainable and efficient industrial solutions. The company specializes in hydrogen generation technology, providing a range of products and services that include energy design, hydrogen generators, and navigation range extenders. By offering innovative renewable hydrogen products, EODev enables various energy sectors to access clean and sustainable energy alternatives to fossil fuels, thereby contributing to a more environmentally friendly energy landscape.

Deltalys specializes in the design and implementation of biogas purification solutions aimed at optimizing gas production from renewable biomass sources. The company focuses on enhancing the efficiency of industrial installations that produce renewable gases, including biogas and biomethane. By improving the performance of renewable gas recovery units, Deltalys assists producers and operators in increasing the profitability and environmental sustainability of their operations. In doing so, the company contributes to the broader adoption of biogas and supports local employment initiatives.

Deltalys specializes in the design and implementation of biogas purification solutions aimed at optimizing gas production from renewable biomass sources. The company focuses on enhancing the efficiency of industrial installations that produce renewable gases, including biogas and biomethane. By improving the performance of renewable gas recovery units, Deltalys assists producers and operators in increasing the profitability and environmental sustainability of their operations. In doing so, the company contributes to the broader adoption of biogas and supports local employment initiatives.

Orcan Energy is the leader in waste heat recovery technology. Orcan Energy GmbH was founded in 2008, as a spin-out from the Technical University of Munich (“TUM”). Orcan’s ePack offers a compact, service-reduced and cost- efficient “plug-and-play” waste heat power generator based on ORC-Technology. Spe- cific patented innovations enable Orcan to popularize the technology on the mass mar- ket. At the beginning of 2013, Orcan gained sponsorships from the Exist-Research- Transfer-Aid of the Federal Government of Germany and additional grants from the “Wissensfabrik” and various resources from the TUM.