Innovate UK

Innovate UK is a non-departmental public body established in 2007 and based in Swindon, United Kingdom. Funded by a government grant, it supports innovation in science and technology by providing funding services to businesses across various sectors and regions. The organization aims to drive productivity and economic growth by facilitating advancements that contribute to the UK’s economic landscape. In addition to funding, Innovate UK offers a range of services and information related to business and economic development, thereby fostering a supportive environment for innovation.

Mike Biddle

Programme Director of Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund

Will Drury

Executive Director, Digital and Technologies

Paul Gadd

Deputy Director

Dr. Tom Jenkins

Deputy Director

Scott James O'Brien

Director, Innovation Finance

Nigel Walker

Deputy Director, Lending and Investor Partnerships

Dave Wilkes

Director of Innovation Ecosystem

Past deals in Energy Storage

AceOn

Grant in 2024
AceOn Group is a pioneering energy storage and battery manufacturing company. It produces energy storage and battery packs for utility-scale, residential, and off-grid portable systems. AceOn's offerings include custom battery design and assembly, distribution, and storage systems, catering to commercial, industrial, and utility-scale applications. The company aims to help diverse industries overcome energy storage challenges.

DRIFT Energy

Grant in 2024
DRIFT Energy is focused on generating green hydrogen by harnessing renewable energy from the oceans. The company utilizes underwater turbines to capture wind power and employs artificial intelligence algorithms to optimize the positioning of energy-harvesting yachts. This innovative approach allows DRIFT Energy to produce clean hydrogen fuel efficiently and effectively, making it a competitive player in the renewable energy sector. With its technology, DRIFT Energy can implement solutions more rapidly than traditional renewable energy methods, offering advantages in terms of power output, maintenance simplicity, and operational viability across various locations. The company's mission is to address the global demand for sustainable energy by leveraging the vast potential of ocean resources.

enee.io

Grant in 2024
enee.io specializes in designing and developing battery monitoring systems that enhance the efficiency and longevity of energy systems, particularly in renewable power applications. By providing users and suppliers of renewable energy with critical insights, the company aims to optimize energy usage and improve the overall health of energy systems. This technology is especially beneficial for individuals and businesses in areas with unreliable grid access, as it enables them to operate more effectively and maintain backup power supplies. Overall, enee.io's solutions contribute to making reliable and affordable energy more accessible, thereby increasing profitability for users in the renewable energy sector.

Eco Wave Power

Grant in 2024
Eco Wave Power is a Sweden-based company that specializes in wave energy technology, focusing on the development of its innovative wave energy converters (WEC). These devices, which are designed to be smart and cost-efficient, convert ocean and sea waves into clean electricity. Eco Wave Power's technology utilizes point absorber floating devices, known as floaters, which can be installed on existing marine structures like piers, breakwaters, and jetties, or in areas where such structures are necessary. The company has projects in various locations, including Gibraltar and Israel, and is recognized for its unique approach to wave energy generation. Eco Wave Power has received accolades for its technology, including the Frost & Sullivan Product Innovation Award, highlighting its effectiveness in addressing the challenges in the wave energy sector.

KAMIM Technologies

Pre Seed Round in 2023
KAMIM Technologies is a leading EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) company. We specialize in crafting tailored engineering & solar energy solutions for residential, commercial, and industrial sectors. Beyond conventional solar solutions, we emphasize creating solar-powered systems, especially for the agricultural sector. Our innovative products such as solar-powered cold rooms, irrigation systems, and driers aim to revolutionize agricultural productivity and sustainability. We were founded by members with over 40 years of combined industry experience.

Pensana

Grant in 2023
Pensana is a mineral exploration and development company focused on securing the supply of critical rare earth metals. With operations in Angola and Australia, the company aims to produce traceable, low-carbon rare earth products, essential for the manufacturing of electric vehicles, wind turbines, and other strategic industries.

Futraheat

Grant in 2023
Futraheat is a pioneering company specializing in high-temperature heat pump technology, specifically the TurboClaw system, aimed at the cost-effective decarbonization of industrial heat. The company develops sustainable industrial heat pumps designed to facilitate a practical transition away from fossil fuel usage in various sectors, including pharmaceuticals and food production. By utilizing renewable electricity, Futraheat's technology offers industries a zero-carbon alternative for their heating needs, contributing to a more environmentally friendly approach to industrial processes.

Solar for Schools

Grant in 2023
Solar for Schools is a digital platform designed to assist educational institutions, including schools, kindergartens, and colleges, in generating their own solar energy. The platform connects students, volunteers, local partners, councils, and diocese to facilitate the development of solar projects more efficiently and with reduced risk and costs. By bringing together partners, funders, and installers, Solar for Schools aims to simplify the process of adopting solar energy, making it accessible regardless of a school's financial situation. Additionally, the platform offers energy and carbon literacy education, equipping students with the knowledge to understand environmental challenges and contribute to a carbon-neutral future. Through these initiatives, Solar for Schools promotes sustainability, helping institutions cut carbon emissions, save on energy costs, and inspire future generations to embrace eco-friendly practices.

Lightricity

Grant in 2023
Lightricity’s mission is to enable a scalable and sustainable IoT by providing the world’s highest efficiency light energy harvesting technology and battery free IoT devices. Lightricity has unique indoor PV technology that is up to 6 x more efficient than the nearest commercially available competition under low light levels. This is available as PV component technology that enables powering of devices not previously possible or the reduction of the area of PV used on very small wireless devices. It is also available in our own battery free PV powered IoT tracker and sensor devices. Our technology enables IoT to really scale efficiently.

TaiSan

Grant in 2023
TaiSan is a company focused on developing innovative battery materials, specifically proprietary quasi-solid gel polymer electrolytes and sodium-potassium metal anodes that facilitate the creation of quasi-solid-state sodium batteries. This technology significantly enhances energy density, making it particularly suitable for battery electric vehicles. By collaborating with battery and automotive original equipment manufacturers, TaiSan aims to scale its technology, having already established 19 non-binding memoranda of understanding. The company's advancements contribute to faster charging capabilities, reduced dendrite growth that can compromise battery life, and minimized risks associated with leakage and fire.

Unitrove

Grant in 2023
Unitrove is a clean energy solution provider. They maintain and review the environmental management system. Their services include clean energy, engineering, shipping, maritime, liquid hydrogen, bunkering, roads, and aviation.

AceOn

Grant in 2023
AceOn Group is a pioneering energy storage and battery manufacturing company. It produces energy storage and battery packs for utility-scale, residential, and off-grid portable systems. AceOn's offerings include custom battery design and assembly, distribution, and storage systems, catering to commercial, industrial, and utility-scale applications. The company aims to help diverse industries overcome energy storage challenges.

Integrals Power

Grant in 2022
Integrals Power Limited is a battery technology company focused on advancing the research, development, and commercialization of innovative battery materials. The firm specializes in the creation of high-performance, cost-effective, and scalable battery cathode materials, notably Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) for lithium-ion batteries. With a team of entrepreneurs, scientists, and engineers, Integrals Power has conducted thorough market validation to ensure the commercial viability of its cutting-edge materials. The company also offers battery material and test engineering systems that identify potential errors early in the development process, thereby reducing costs and facilitating progress in battery technology. Through its efforts, Integrals Power aims to support the transition to zero-carbon energy applications and address the technical challenges faced by industries in the renewable energy sector.

Unitrove

Grant in 2022
Unitrove is a clean energy solution provider. They maintain and review the environmental management system. Their services include clean energy, engineering, shipping, maritime, liquid hydrogen, bunkering, roads, and aviation.

ev.energy

Grant in 2022
Ev.energy is a London-based smart charging software platform for electric vehicles, founded in 2018. The company specializes in energy intelligence software that connects wirelessly to various electric vehicles and Level 2 chargers. It intelligently manages the charging process in alignment with utility and network signals, aiming to make charging both cleaner and more affordable for users. Through a mobile application, Ev.energy engages customers and offers rewards, enabling them to charge their electric vehicles at home while effectively reducing both costs and carbon emissions.

Integrals Power

Grant in 2021
Integrals Power Limited is a battery technology company focused on advancing the research, development, and commercialization of innovative battery materials. The firm specializes in the creation of high-performance, cost-effective, and scalable battery cathode materials, notably Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) for lithium-ion batteries. With a team of entrepreneurs, scientists, and engineers, Integrals Power has conducted thorough market validation to ensure the commercial viability of its cutting-edge materials. The company also offers battery material and test engineering systems that identify potential errors early in the development process, thereby reducing costs and facilitating progress in battery technology. Through its efforts, Integrals Power aims to support the transition to zero-carbon energy applications and address the technical challenges faced by industries in the renewable energy sector.

enee.io

Grant in 2021
enee.io specializes in designing and developing battery monitoring systems that enhance the efficiency and longevity of energy systems, particularly in renewable power applications. By providing users and suppliers of renewable energy with critical insights, the company aims to optimize energy usage and improve the overall health of energy systems. This technology is especially beneficial for individuals and businesses in areas with unreliable grid access, as it enables them to operate more effectively and maintain backup power supplies. Overall, enee.io's solutions contribute to making reliable and affordable energy more accessible, thereby increasing profitability for users in the renewable energy sector.

Ovon Home

Seed Round in 2021
Ovon Home creates beautiful & easy to install smart home devices, offering superb comfort & energy saving in a stylish way. The new Ovon heating system, with our 5G, cellular-enabled boiler controller, offers a cutting-edge, self-charging platform that eliminates waste and provides a future-proof, energy-saving solution. With the capacity for remote diagnostics and predictive maintenance and the ability to interface with any boiler on the market, Ovon’s products have the potential to revolutionise home servicing while improving comfort.

Addionics

Grant in 2021
Addionics is a London-based company, founded in 2017, that specializes in the design and development of next-generation rechargeable batteries, particularly for electric vehicles. The company utilizes an innovative 3D battery architecture to create batteries with improved energy density, reduced charging times, and enhanced safety. By redesigning the internal structure of batteries at a microscopic level, Addionics aims to minimize internal resistance and increase mechanical longevity, which significantly enhances performance across various battery chemistries. The company is focused on scaling its proprietary technology to revolutionize energy storage solutions and positively impact environmental sustainability, catering to the growing demand from battery manufacturers and automakers for advanced energy storage systems.

Anaphite

Seed Round in 2021
Anaphite Limited, established in 2016 and located in Bristol, United Kingdom, focuses on the development of graphene-based nanomaterials. The company specializes in creating graphene-enhanced cathodes designed for high-power, high-energy, and cost-effective lithium-ion batteries. Anaphite's innovative approach involves integrating graphene into composite materials through a scalable and economical process. This technology results in advanced properties that make their nanomaterials suitable for a variety of applications, including energy storage, air purification, and thermal management. By prioritizing affordability and versatility, Anaphite aims to make significant contributions to the commercialization of these technologies.

AceOn

Grant in 2021
AceOn Group is a pioneering energy storage and battery manufacturing company. It produces energy storage and battery packs for utility-scale, residential, and off-grid portable systems. AceOn's offerings include custom battery design and assembly, distribution, and storage systems, catering to commercial, industrial, and utility-scale applications. The company aims to help diverse industries overcome energy storage challenges.

Levistor

Grant in 2021
Levistor is a British company focused on advancing energy storage solutions specifically for electric vehicles. The company is developing a cost-effective and durable technology that facilitates ultra-rapid charging for EVs. This innovative approach aims to enhance the efficiency of battery performance while minimizing environmental impact by replacing harmful battery chemicals with more conventional materials like steel and copper, which have a lower carbon footprint. Levistor's technology is designed to meet the growing demand for electric transport by ensuring that stored energy can be quickly delivered to vehicles upon arrival.

CCm Technologies

Grant in 2021
CCm Technologies is an environmental technology company established in 2011 and based in Begbroke, England. The company specializes in resource optimization by focusing on the efficient use of industrially segmented carbon dioxide (CO2). Through its patented technology, CCm Technologies offers a solution that permanently and cost-effectively removes CO2 from the environment, generating energy while reducing industrial waste. The process also produces significant amounts of usable heat during CO2 capture. This enables clients, particularly those operating oil sands recovery plants, to utilize captured CO2 in the creation of various commercially valuable products.

Integrals Power

Grant in 2021
Integrals Power Limited is a battery technology company focused on advancing the research, development, and commercialization of innovative battery materials. The firm specializes in the creation of high-performance, cost-effective, and scalable battery cathode materials, notably Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) for lithium-ion batteries. With a team of entrepreneurs, scientists, and engineers, Integrals Power has conducted thorough market validation to ensure the commercial viability of its cutting-edge materials. The company also offers battery material and test engineering systems that identify potential errors early in the development process, thereby reducing costs and facilitating progress in battery technology. Through its efforts, Integrals Power aims to support the transition to zero-carbon energy applications and address the technical challenges faced by industries in the renewable energy sector.

Lightricity

Grant in 2021
Lightricity’s mission is to enable a scalable and sustainable IoT by providing the world’s highest efficiency light energy harvesting technology and battery free IoT devices. Lightricity has unique indoor PV technology that is up to 6 x more efficient than the nearest commercially available competition under low light levels. This is available as PV component technology that enables powering of devices not previously possible or the reduction of the area of PV used on very small wireless devices. It is also available in our own battery free PV powered IoT tracker and sensor devices. Our technology enables IoT to really scale efficiently.

Potenza Technology

Grant in 2021
Potenza Technology Limited, established in 1999 and based in Warwickshire, United Kingdom, specializes in the design and development of electric and hybrid powertrain systems. As a subsidiary of FPT Industrial S.p.A., the company focuses on low and zero-emission technology, offering expertise in battery management systems, systems integration and control, and safety engineering. Potenza Technology designs and manufactures prototype and low-volume high-energy density lithium battery packs, providing clients with a comprehensive range of electronics systems tailored for automotive applications, including body systems and powertrain control.

Connected Energy

Grant in 2021
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.

ZeroAvia

Grant in 2020
ZeroAvia, Inc. is a company focused on developing zero-emission aircraft and hydrogen-electric propulsion systems aimed at transforming short-haul commercial aviation. Established in 2017 and headquartered in Hollister, California, with an additional office in Cranfield, United Kingdom, ZeroAvia is dedicated to eliminating aviation emissions while maintaining operational efficiency. The company's innovative powertrain utilizes a hydrogen fuel-cell system, allowing for retrofitting of existing aircraft and facilitating the adoption of sustainable aviation practices. By emphasizing scalable technologies, ZeroAvia seeks to partner with various stakeholders in the aviation industry to provide cleaner, more efficient flight options, thereby reducing costs and carbon dioxide emissions associated with air travel.

Integrals Power

Grant in 2020
Integrals Power Limited is a battery technology company focused on advancing the research, development, and commercialization of innovative battery materials. The firm specializes in the creation of high-performance, cost-effective, and scalable battery cathode materials, notably Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) for lithium-ion batteries. With a team of entrepreneurs, scientists, and engineers, Integrals Power has conducted thorough market validation to ensure the commercial viability of its cutting-edge materials. The company also offers battery material and test engineering systems that identify potential errors early in the development process, thereby reducing costs and facilitating progress in battery technology. Through its efforts, Integrals Power aims to support the transition to zero-carbon energy applications and address the technical challenges faced by industries in the renewable energy sector.

enee.io

Grant in 2020
enee.io specializes in designing and developing battery monitoring systems that enhance the efficiency and longevity of energy systems, particularly in renewable power applications. By providing users and suppliers of renewable energy with critical insights, the company aims to optimize energy usage and improve the overall health of energy systems. This technology is especially beneficial for individuals and businesses in areas with unreliable grid access, as it enables them to operate more effectively and maintain backup power supplies. Overall, enee.io's solutions contribute to making reliable and affordable energy more accessible, thereby increasing profitability for users in the renewable energy sector.

Mocean Energy

Grant in 2020
Mocean Energy, founded in 2015 and based in Edinburgh, United Kingdom, specializes in developing innovative technologies that harness wave energy to promote a transition to a zero-carbon future. The company focuses on an energy converter that enhances the generation and utilization of electricity from renewable sources. This converter drives a power take-off mechanism that transforms kinetic energy from ocean waves into electricity. As a result, Mocean Energy enables customers to access reliable and affordable renewable energy to power various subsea applications, including control systems, remotely operated vehicles, and autonomous underwater vehicles.

Diode

Grant in 2020
Diode is a company focused on facilitating the transition to electric vehicles and net zero products for businesses. It provides electric vehicle suitability assessments, infrastructure recommendations, and charge point procurement services tailored to various business needs. Additionally, Diode operates a sales enablement platform designed to help consumers adopt sustainable products through engaging digital experiences and personalized survey tools. This platform enhances customer engagement and retention by delivering tailored recommendations, ultimately driving sales growth and improving customer satisfaction. Through its innovative approach, Diode aims to support businesses in navigating the shift towards energy-efficient technologies and contribute to the broader adoption of sustainable practices.

Ovon Home

Seed Round in 2020
Ovon Home creates beautiful & easy to install smart home devices, offering superb comfort & energy saving in a stylish way. The new Ovon heating system, with our 5G, cellular-enabled boiler controller, offers a cutting-edge, self-charging platform that eliminates waste and provides a future-proof, energy-saving solution. With the capacity for remote diagnostics and predictive maintenance and the ability to interface with any boiler on the market, Ovon’s products have the potential to revolutionise home servicing while improving comfort.

Integrals Power

Grant in 2020
Integrals Power Limited is a battery technology company focused on advancing the research, development, and commercialization of innovative battery materials. The firm specializes in the creation of high-performance, cost-effective, and scalable battery cathode materials, notably Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) for lithium-ion batteries. With a team of entrepreneurs, scientists, and engineers, Integrals Power has conducted thorough market validation to ensure the commercial viability of its cutting-edge materials. The company also offers battery material and test engineering systems that identify potential errors early in the development process, thereby reducing costs and facilitating progress in battery technology. Through its efforts, Integrals Power aims to support the transition to zero-carbon energy applications and address the technical challenges faced by industries in the renewable energy sector.

Trojan Energy

Grant in 2020
Trojan Energy Limited, established in 2016 and headquartered in Stonehaven, United Kingdom, specializes in providing innovative charging infrastructure solutions for electric vehicles. The company focuses on the development of on-street flat and flush charging points, addressing the challenges faced by vehicle owners who lack access to off-street parking. This system allows drivers to park their vehicles in available street spaces and utilize an on-street charging lance, thereby enhancing the convenience and practicality of electric vehicle usage. Trojan Energy aims to support the widespread adoption of electric vehicles by ensuring that charging options are accessible to all, regardless of their parking situation.

Gravitricity

Grant in 2020
Gravitricity specializes in a unique energy storage technology that combines the advantages of lithium batteries and pumped storage systems. The company's innovative approach involves suspending a weight in a deep shaft using cables linked to a winch, which can lift and lower the weight to generate electrical power. This gravity-fed system enables efficient energy storage and retrieval, catering to network-constrained users, distribution networks, and large power consumers. By enhancing the capabilities of existing grid infrastructure, Gravitricity aims to facilitate a transition towards a more renewable energy landscape.

ev.energy

Grant in 2019
Ev.energy is a London-based smart charging software platform for electric vehicles, founded in 2018. The company specializes in energy intelligence software that connects wirelessly to various electric vehicles and Level 2 chargers. It intelligently manages the charging process in alignment with utility and network signals, aiming to make charging both cleaner and more affordable for users. Through a mobile application, Ev.energy engages customers and offers rewards, enabling them to charge their electric vehicles at home while effectively reducing both costs and carbon emissions.

Inclusive Energy

Grant in 2019
Inclusive Energy specializes in remote monitoring and analytics solutions tailored for solar and biogas companies in the Global South. The company develops energy monitoring and control devices that capture real-time data from biogas digesters and solar photovoltaic systems. This data is transmitted to the cloud for analysis, providing valuable insights and automated control functions. By bridging the gap between off-grid energy providers, end-users, and carbon markets, Inclusive Energy aims to enhance customer engagement and support efficient management within the clean energy sector.

Anaphite

Pre Seed Round in 2019
Anaphite Limited, established in 2016 and located in Bristol, United Kingdom, focuses on the development of graphene-based nanomaterials. The company specializes in creating graphene-enhanced cathodes designed for high-power, high-energy, and cost-effective lithium-ion batteries. Anaphite's innovative approach involves integrating graphene into composite materials through a scalable and economical process. This technology results in advanced properties that make their nanomaterials suitable for a variety of applications, including energy storage, air purification, and thermal management. By prioritizing affordability and versatility, Anaphite aims to make significant contributions to the commercialization of these technologies.

Centre for Renewable Energy Systems Technology

Grant in 2019
For over 20 years CREST (Centre for Renewable Energy Systems Technology) has overseen the research and development of the most progressive renewable energy technologies. New technologies to develop viable fossil fuel alternatives and support rapid growth within the global sustainable energy sector are essential. CREST continues to instigate, lead and deliver high quality, original research, collaborating with industry and international academic networks.

Anaphite

Seed Round in 2019
Anaphite Limited, established in 2016 and located in Bristol, United Kingdom, focuses on the development of graphene-based nanomaterials. The company specializes in creating graphene-enhanced cathodes designed for high-power, high-energy, and cost-effective lithium-ion batteries. Anaphite's innovative approach involves integrating graphene into composite materials through a scalable and economical process. This technology results in advanced properties that make their nanomaterials suitable for a variety of applications, including energy storage, air purification, and thermal management. By prioritizing affordability and versatility, Anaphite aims to make significant contributions to the commercialization of these technologies.

Piclo

Grant in 2019
Piclo is an independent marketplace focused on enhancing the efficiency, reliability, and sustainability of electricity grids. By facilitating the integration of renewable energy sources, batteries, and electric vehicles, Piclo enables local flexibility in distribution networks. This approach supports the transition to a low-carbon future while promoting cost-effective and resilient grid solutions. The platform leverages local and flexible energy markets to optimize grid balancing, providing clients with digital tools to maximize the utilization of renewable energy. Through encouraging greater participation and standardization, Piclo aims to accelerate the journey towards achieving Net Zero emissions.

HyDIME

Grant in 2018
HyDIME is an Innovate UK funded project that uses an environmentally friendly form of hydrogen as a fuel for a commercial ferry operating between Shapinsay and Kirkwall in Orkney. The project aims to make waves in the marine industry by proving the safe integration and use of hydrogen on vessels. One of HyDIME’s goals is the design and physical integration of a hydrogen injection system on a commercial passenger and vehicle ferry which will be the first of its kind worldwide. The project uses cleanly produced hydrogen from renewable energy. Excess energy generated from Orkney’s abundance of wind and tidal power is being used to produce hydrogen via electrolysis, resulting in carbon-free, ’green’ hydrogen. The HyDIME project provides a stepping stone to accelerate and de-risk future hydrogen marine projects and will contribute towards growing the hydrogen economy in the UK.

Petalite

Grant in 2018
Petalite Limited, founded in 2014 and headquartered in Birmingham, United Kingdom, specializes in developing advanced electric vehicle (EV) charging technologies and services. The company focuses on enhancing EV charging solutions for various vehicles, including heavy goods vehicles, buses, trains, and aircraft. Petalite's proprietary SDC Technology is designed to provide a durable charging infrastructure with a lifespan of up to 30 years, ensuring low future costs and reliable service for clients. By addressing the challenges in the EV charging sector, Petalite aims to facilitate the transition to a net-zero future.

Trameto

Grant in 2017
Trameto Ltd. is a manufacturer based in Swansea, United Kingdom, specializing in power management integrated circuits (PMICs) designed to eliminate battery dependency in ultra-low-power systems. Founded in 2016, the company develops intelligent and ultra-efficient power management devices that facilitate micro energy harvesting. These innovations enable the creation of self-sustaining autonomous wireless devices, particularly for Internet of Things applications. Trameto's technology provides an effective and economical solution for customers looking to integrate energy harvesting into their wireless devices, thereby advancing the capabilities and sustainability of IoT systems.

BuffaloGrid

Grant in 2017
BuffaloGrid is a pioneering company that provides mobile power and internet services to off-grid communities, primarily in frontier markets. Their innovative technology enables smartphone users in these areas to charge their devices and access digital services, bridging the digital divide and enhancing their quality of life and business activities. The company's solar-powered, off-grid phone charging system communicates with a cloud platform, offering digital content and services to users.

Specific Innovations

Grant in 2017
Specific Innovations is a UK Innovation and Knowledge Centre, led by Swansea University and funded by Welsh Government, EPSRC & Innovate UK. SPECIFIC was one of seven Innovation and Knowledge Centres set up to foster new industries by closing the gap between scientific research and its commercial exploitation. It was set up in 2011 with a five-year £20m commitment from EPSRC, Innovate UK and the Welsh Government together with investment from Swansea University and strategic industrial partners. In April 2016, SPECIFIC began phase two of the project with £26m funding from EPSRC, Innovate UK and the European Regional Development Fund through the Welsh Government, as well as further investment from Swansea University, the industrial partners and matched funding from Cardiff University. The company's vision is to transform the world of energy by creating ‘Active Buildings'​ that can generate, store and release more solar energy than they consume. SPECIFIC’s building concept integrates solar technology into one system – that enables them to generate, store and release their own solar energy – both heat and electricity.

Dearman

Grant in 2017
Dearman Ltd. specializes in clean cold and power technologies that utilize liquid air-powered engines. The company's primary innovation is the Dearman engine, a piston engine that operates on the expansion of liquid nitrogen or liquid air, providing zero-emission power and cooling solutions. This technology is applied in various sectors, including refrigerated transport for food and medicine, backup power and cooling for buildings, and urban vehicles such as city buses. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in London, Dearman aims to deliver significant reductions in operating costs, fuel consumption, and emissions through its proprietary technologies. The company is recognized for its commitment to innovation and engineering excellence, striving to contribute to a cleaner and more sustainable environment.

Petalite

Grant in 2017
Petalite Limited, founded in 2014 and headquartered in Birmingham, United Kingdom, specializes in developing advanced electric vehicle (EV) charging technologies and services. The company focuses on enhancing EV charging solutions for various vehicles, including heavy goods vehicles, buses, trains, and aircraft. Petalite's proprietary SDC Technology is designed to provide a durable charging infrastructure with a lifespan of up to 30 years, ensuring low future costs and reliable service for clients. By addressing the challenges in the EV charging sector, Petalite aims to facilitate the transition to a net-zero future.

BuffaloGrid

Grant in 2017
BuffaloGrid is a pioneering company that provides mobile power and internet services to off-grid communities, primarily in frontier markets. Their innovative technology enables smartphone users in these areas to charge their devices and access digital services, bridging the digital divide and enhancing their quality of life and business activities. The company's solar-powered, off-grid phone charging system communicates with a cloud platform, offering digital content and services to users.

BuffaloGrid

Grant in 2017
BuffaloGrid is a pioneering company that provides mobile power and internet services to off-grid communities, primarily in frontier markets. Their innovative technology enables smartphone users in these areas to charge their devices and access digital services, bridging the digital divide and enhancing their quality of life and business activities. The company's solar-powered, off-grid phone charging system communicates with a cloud platform, offering digital content and services to users.

Hyperdrive Innovation

Grant in 2016
Hyperdrive Innovation Limited is a company based in Sunderland, United Kingdom, specializing in the development, manufacturing, and sale of lithium-ion battery technology. Founded in 2012, it focuses on providing innovative solutions for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and applications in electric vehicles, battery energy storage systems, as well as residential and commercial settings. The company offers a comprehensive approach that encompasses design, integration, and scalable manufacturing, which allows its clients to gain a competitive edge in the market by ensuring reliable and efficient energy solutions.

Onzo

Grant in 2015
Onzo, Ltd. specializes in designing energy management systems for residential use. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in London, with an additional office in Denver, the company offers a smart energy kit that includes a sensor, display, and integrated website, enabling consumers to monitor and manage their energy consumption effectively. The display provides users with critical information to help them understand their energy usage, while the ONZO Insights platform allows utility companies to analyze various data dimensions. Onzo's technology aims to empower consumers to reduce energy bills and carbon emissions, while also offering utilities a means to differentiate their services, manage demand, and lower operational costs.

Mixergy

Grant in 2015
Mixergy Ltd, founded in 2014 and based in Cassington, United Kingdom, specializes in the development of energy storage equipment, particularly hot water tanks. The company aims to provide cost-effective solutions that enhance energy efficiency and support the integration of renewable energy sources. By optimizing the use of solar photovoltaic systems and heat pumps, Mixergy tanks contribute to grid balancing, promoting greater utilization of renewable power generation.

Moixa

Grant in 2015
Moixa Technology Ltd., established in 2005 and headquartered in London, specializes in developing and manufacturing energy storage systems for residential and commercial applications. The company offers a range of products, including battery systems, DC sockets, and LED lighting solutions, designed to optimize renewable energy usage. Moixa's GridShare software, integrated with its hardware, employs artificial intelligence to learn and adapt to individual energy consumption patterns, maximizing savings and enabling users to harness solar energy both day and night. The company serves a diverse range of clients, including utilities, network operators, and homeowners, and operates as a subsidiary of Moixa Energy Holdings Ltd.

Cella Energy

Grant in 2013
Cella Energy Limited is an advanced materials and technologies company based in Didcot, United Kingdom, with additional offices and a laboratory in Florida. Founded in 2011, it specializes in developing and producing hydrogen storage materials capable of storing significant amounts of hydrogen per gram, facilitating transportation at room temperature. The company offers a range of products, including smaller-scale tray-type and industrial-scale freeze-drying facilities, flowable pellets, static and cartridge systems, and flowing pellet systems. Cella Energy serves various applications across low, medium, and high power sectors, including unmanned aerial vehicles, lower-emission diesel vehicles, and zero-emission vehicles. Additionally, it provides military power solutions for unmanned systems and radiation shielding materials designed to protect satellites from harmful radiation, thereby extending their operational lifespan.

Cella Energy

Grant in 2013
Cella Energy Limited is an advanced materials and technologies company based in Didcot, United Kingdom, with additional offices and a laboratory in Florida. Founded in 2011, it specializes in developing and producing hydrogen storage materials capable of storing significant amounts of hydrogen per gram, facilitating transportation at room temperature. The company offers a range of products, including smaller-scale tray-type and industrial-scale freeze-drying facilities, flowable pellets, static and cartridge systems, and flowing pellet systems. Cella Energy serves various applications across low, medium, and high power sectors, including unmanned aerial vehicles, lower-emission diesel vehicles, and zero-emission vehicles. Additionally, it provides military power solutions for unmanned systems and radiation shielding materials designed to protect satellites from harmful radiation, thereby extending their operational lifespan.

Kepler Energy

Grant in 2013
Kepler Energy Limited is a UK-based development stage company founded in 2010, focused on the development and manufacturing of innovative tidal turbines designed to harness tidal energy. The company holds an exclusive license for a patented second-generation tidal turbine, originally developed by academics at the University of Oxford. Kepler's turbines are distinct in their larger, scalable design and capability to operate effectively in low tidal stream velocities, which are common in coastal waters worldwide. This technology allows for the construction of tidal fences, optimizing energy production and providing incremental revenue during the construction phase. Kepler Energy aims to address gaps in the tidal energy market by offering a cost-effective and powerful solution for sustainable energy generation, positioning itself as a leader in this emerging sector without direct economic competitors in specific resource areas.

BuffaloGrid

Grant in 2013
BuffaloGrid is a pioneering company that provides mobile power and internet services to off-grid communities, primarily in frontier markets. Their innovative technology enables smartphone users in these areas to charge their devices and access digital services, bridging the digital divide and enhancing their quality of life and business activities. The company's solar-powered, off-grid phone charging system communicates with a cloud platform, offering digital content and services to users.

Moixa

Grant in 2012
Moixa Technology Ltd., established in 2005 and headquartered in London, specializes in developing and manufacturing energy storage systems for residential and commercial applications. The company offers a range of products, including battery systems, DC sockets, and LED lighting solutions, designed to optimize renewable energy usage. Moixa's GridShare software, integrated with its hardware, employs artificial intelligence to learn and adapt to individual energy consumption patterns, maximizing savings and enabling users to harness solar energy both day and night. The company serves a diverse range of clients, including utilities, network operators, and homeowners, and operates as a subsidiary of Moixa Energy Holdings Ltd.

Moixa

Grant in 2010
Moixa Technology Ltd., established in 2005 and headquartered in London, specializes in developing and manufacturing energy storage systems for residential and commercial applications. The company offers a range of products, including battery systems, DC sockets, and LED lighting solutions, designed to optimize renewable energy usage. Moixa's GridShare software, integrated with its hardware, employs artificial intelligence to learn and adapt to individual energy consumption patterns, maximizing savings and enabling users to harness solar energy both day and night. The company serves a diverse range of clients, including utilities, network operators, and homeowners, and operates as a subsidiary of Moixa Energy Holdings Ltd.

IPG Energy

Diesel generators are everywhere. From construction sites to data centres – even providing backup power to wind farms – diesel remains the most reliable and secure way for businesses to access the power they need, when they need it. This necessity for energy security is stalling the net-zero transition. At IPG Energy, we’re committed to tackling this. We’re a climate-tech company working with the construction industry to demonstrate that our clean, fuel-agnostic renewable generator is the solution for accelerating the transition to green fuels in hard-to-abate sectors. Backed by academic institutions, government agencies and pioneering manufacturing and commercial partners, our founding team came together with our patented Flameless Combustion technology to deliver a fuel-agnostic generator to guarantee access to clean, on-demand power from any fuel, in any industry, anywhere.
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