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Evrnu is a textile innovations company focused on developing regenerative fiber technologies that convert discarded clothing into high-quality fibers. By breaking down cotton garment waste to the molecular level, Evrnu creates engineered fibers with enhanced environmental benefits. This process supports a circular ecosystem by enabling garment manufacturers to produce fibers such as regenerative cellulosic, regenerative polyester, and recoverable stretch. The company's approach not only addresses textile waste but also promotes sustainable practices within the fashion industry.

InPipe Energy is a company that specializes in renewable energy and smart water technology, focusing on generating clean electricity from the flow of water in gravity-fed pipelines. By utilizing micro-hydropower technology, InPipe Energy efficiently converts excess water pressure into low-cost electricity while integrating easily into existing infrastructure. The company collaborates with utilities, industrial facilities, mining operations, and energy plants to secure funding for these projects, which not only enhance the economic viability of water management but also significantly reduce carbon emissions. Additionally, InPipe Energy's solutions contribute to the protection of water pipe integrity, minimizing water loss and promoting operational efficiency, sustainability, and resilience for communities and cities worldwide.

Sustainitech is a purpose driven agri-tech company focused on creating perfectly controlled indoor growing environments that grow a wide range of high quality crops in any climate, no matter how harsh.

Synova's waste-to-chemicals technology is a superior form of chemical recycling designed to displace the need for virgin fuels and reduce climate impacts. Synova is focused on enhancing the circular economy of plastics and helping consumer product and petrochemical companies achieve targets for reducing waste and utilizing more recycled plastics. Synova's patented technology is uniquely poised to close the current gap in the plastic value chain. Able to process MSW, including mixed plastic waste, the technology also features a 'best in class' cleanup train that removes 99.5% of unwanted tars and uses the energy value to create a highly efficient process with a better CO2 footprint. The result is a gas made up of high value molecules that have numerous applications, including BTX and olefins (the building blocks for new plastics), RNG and electricity. Synova's technology has more than 8,000 hours of independently-verified testing.