Kiko Ventures

Vytal provides software‑enabled reusable packaging solutions that replace single‑use containers in the food and beverage sector. The company offers a reusable container system coupled with container‑management software to support sustainable takeaway and delivery operations. Its platform operates on a pay‑per‑use model that is cheaper than disposable alternatives, allowing restaurants, supermarkets, caterers, canteens and event organisers to borrow containers for free and return them at designated locations or through delivery services. By enabling convenient borrowing and returning, Vytal maximises both economic and ecological value while reducing packaging waste.

Mixergy Ltd, founded in 2014 and headquartered in Cassington, United Kingdom, specializes in the development of innovative energy storage solutions, particularly hot water tanks. The company's technology is designed to enhance energy efficiency and support the integration of renewable energy sources, such as solar power and heat pumps. By providing a cost-effective means to store and utilize energy, Mixergy aims to facilitate grid balancing and optimize the use of renewable power, contributing to a more sustainable energy landscape.

Mantle8 is a pioneering exploration company specializing in natural hydrogen. It leverages proprietary geological models and imaging technologies to precisely locate and evaluate natural hydrogen sources, offering unparalleled accuracy in the industry.

AirForestry innovates forest management by thinning forests from the air using electric drones. This method reduces carbon emissions from traditional forestry work while increasing a forest's carbon sequestration capacity by freeing up land previously used for access roads.

Vytal provides software‑enabled reusable packaging solutions that replace single‑use containers in the food and beverage sector. The company offers a reusable container system coupled with container‑management software to support sustainable takeaway and delivery operations. Its platform operates on a pay‑per‑use model that is cheaper than disposable alternatives, allowing restaurants, supermarkets, caterers, canteens and event organisers to borrow containers for free and return them at designated locations or through delivery services. By enabling convenient borrowing and returning, Vytal maximises both economic and ecological value while reducing packaging waste.

Hysata is focused on advancing hydrogen electrolyzer technology to facilitate the production of green hydrogen, aiming to significantly reduce costs to below $2 per kilogram. This innovative approach is rooted in research from the University of Wollongong's ARC Centre of Excellence for Electromaterials Science, led by Professor Gerry Swiegers. The company’s electrolyzers operate by using electricity to separate water into hydrogen and oxygen, thereby supporting the transition from fossil fuels to sustainable energy sources. Hysata's initiatives are designed to play a crucial role in helping businesses achieve net-zero emissions and accelerate the global move towards environmentally friendly energy solutions.

C-Capture Limited designs and develops solvent systems that capture carbon dioxide from flue gases and other emission sources. The company’s proprietary technology enables reversible, non‑toxic removal of CO2 in post‑combustion capture processes, making power generation and hard‑to‑abate industries more environmentally friendly and cost‑effective. Founded in 2008, the firm is headquartered in Leeds, United Kingdom.

OxCCU develops renewable energy technology to enable a circular economy for fuels, chemicals, and plastics. The technology combines carbon dioxide from the atmosphere with hydrogen from water and renewable electricity to produce fuels, chemicals, and biodegradable plastics and is positioned to deliver the lowest-cost Power to Liquids pathway.

Mixergy Ltd, founded in 2014 and headquartered in Cassington, United Kingdom, specializes in the development of innovative energy storage solutions, particularly hot water tanks. The company's technology is designed to enhance energy efficiency and support the integration of renewable energy sources, such as solar power and heat pumps. By providing a cost-effective means to store and utilize energy, Mixergy aims to facilitate grid balancing and optimize the use of renewable power, contributing to a more sustainable energy landscape.

tado° GmbH is a technology company based in Munich, Germany, with an additional office in London, United Kingdom. Founded in 2010, it specializes in developing and marketing innovative home climate control systems that enhance the efficiency of heating and cooling in residential and small business environments. The company's products integrate a hardware-software combination that leverages real-time data on resident behavior, weather forecasts, and building characteristics to optimize climate management. tado° sells its solutions through both retail outlets and online platforms, effectively bringing Internet of Things technology to the cleantech market.

Oxa Autonomy develops AI-based software for autonomous vehicle fleets. Their platform enables safe navigation in varied environments, enhancing positioning accuracy and predicting vehicle movements.

Founded in London in 2017, RFC Power develops innovative flow battery systems. The company specializes in low-cost hybrid gas-liquid flow batteries, leveraging fuel cell concepts and utilizing non-toxic, abundant materials.

Hysata is focused on advancing hydrogen electrolyzer technology to facilitate the production of green hydrogen, aiming to significantly reduce costs to below $2 per kilogram. This innovative approach is rooted in research from the University of Wollongong's ARC Centre of Excellence for Electromaterials Science, led by Professor Gerry Swiegers. The company’s electrolyzers operate by using electricity to separate water into hydrogen and oxygen, thereby supporting the transition from fossil fuels to sustainable energy sources. Hysata's initiatives are designed to play a crucial role in helping businesses achieve net-zero emissions and accelerate the global move towards environmentally friendly energy solutions.

Vytal provides software‑enabled reusable packaging solutions that replace single‑use containers in the food and beverage sector. The company offers a reusable container system coupled with container‑management software to support sustainable takeaway and delivery operations. Its platform operates on a pay‑per‑use model that is cheaper than disposable alternatives, allowing restaurants, supermarkets, caterers, canteens and event organisers to borrow containers for free and return them at designated locations or through delivery services. By enabling convenient borrowing and returning, Vytal maximises both economic and ecological value while reducing packaging waste.

Barocal develops innovative cooling technology designed to meet low-carbon refrigeration needs. Its proprietary materials undergo significant thermal changes under pressure application and removal, enhancing energy efficiency and eliminating greenhouse gas warming impact in commercial food and drink refrigeration.

Founded in London in 2016, Bramble Energy specializes in designing and manufacturing high-performance, low-cost fuel cell stacks using printed circuit board (PCB) technology. Their products cater to stationary, portable, and automotive sectors, with customizable options available.