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Terra CO2 Technologies produces low-carbon alternatives for cement replacement. It converts locally sourced feedstocks into high-performing, cost-competitive cementitious materials, aiming to reduce emissions in the construction industry.

BeZero Carbon operates a global rating agency focused on the voluntary carbon market. It provides independent, risk-based assessments of carbon projects, empowering organizations to make informed climate decisions.

Rize operates as an agritech startup dedicated to transform rice cultivation.

Velocys is a sustainable fuels technology company that designs, develops and licenses Fischer-Tropsch technology to produce clean, low-carbon synthetic fuels from municipal solid waste and residual woody biomass. The company’s technology enables drop-in fuels for aviation and heavy transport, featuring modular, scalable reactors and catalysts suitable for smaller-scale deployment. Velocys collaborates with major partners, including British Airways and Shell, on waste-to-jet-fuel projects in the United Kingdom. It operates in the United States, the United Kingdom and the Asia Pacific region, seeking to unlock gas and biomass resources through gas-to-liquids processes. Velocys originated as Oxford Catalysts Group and rebranded as Velocys in 2013; it was founded in 2006 and is headquartered in Oxford, United Kingdom.

Chooose AS, based in Oslo, Norway, specializes in providing climate compensation solutions for consumer-facing enterprises. The company offers a platform that integrates seamlessly into e-commerce checkouts and consumer applications, enabling businesses to offer high-impact climate action options to their customers. Chooose operates a marketplace for carbon credits and provides tools for emission calculations and carbon removal transactions. Established in 1997, the company has gained recognition for its innovative approach, being named Norway's startup of the year in 2017 and recognized as a top global tech startup by Sir Richard Branson and the Extreme Tech Challenge. In addition to its core services, Chooose also sells gift cards online.

Founded in 2016, Carbo Culture produces biochar from waste biomass using a patented process that permanently stores carbon. Its high-quality biochar is used for soil remediation and enhancement, while also generating renewable energy and creating tangible carbon credits.

Newlight Technologies, Inc. is a biotechnology company focused on converting greenhouse gases into sustainable plastics through its innovative bioconversion technology. Founded in 2003 and based in Huntington Beach, California, the company utilizes a proprietary carbon capture process to produce AirCarbon, a high-performance thermoplastic derived from air and methane emissions. AirCarbon serves as a renewable alternative to traditional fossil fuel-based plastics, including polypropylene, polyethylene, ABS, polystyrene, and TPU. By leveraging decarbonization technology, Newlight aims to replace oil-based plastics on a global scale, contributing to a reduction in atmospheric carbon while promoting market-driven solutions for a more sustainable future.

CleanJoule is an innovative company focused on the production of sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) and renewable bio-rubber. Comprising a team of engineers, scientists, and visionaries, CleanJoule aims to create a sustainable planet by reducing global carbon emissions and combating climate change. The company utilizes advanced technology to convert biomass energy into high-performance aviation fuel, which supports the aviation sector's transition to more environmentally friendly operations. Additionally, CleanJoule produces carbon-negative bio-rubber, a versatile material applicable in various consumer and commercial products, further contributing to sustainability efforts.

Chooose AS, based in Oslo, Norway, specializes in providing climate compensation solutions for consumer-facing enterprises. The company offers a platform that integrates seamlessly into e-commerce checkouts and consumer applications, enabling businesses to offer high-impact climate action options to their customers. Chooose operates a marketplace for carbon credits and provides tools for emission calculations and carbon removal transactions. Established in 1997, the company has gained recognition for its innovative approach, being named Norway's startup of the year in 2017 and recognized as a top global tech startup by Sir Richard Branson and the Extreme Tech Challenge. In addition to its core services, Chooose also sells gift cards online.