Midroc New Technology

Kärnfull is the first provider of 100% nuclear electricity in the Nordic region, operating in Sweden and Denmark. The company focuses on sustainable electricity production by supplying fossil-free energy from nuclear sources, known for its low carbon emissions of 2.5 grams CO2 per kilowatt-hour. Kärnfull employs a fully digital service model and utilizes Guarantees of Origin to ensure transparency and accountability in energy sourcing. The company aims to empower consumers, offering them the choice of electricity agreements that help manage costs while supporting the stability of energy grids and minimizing environmental impact. Kärnfull is backed by a group of pro-bono advisors with expertise in nuclear energy and sustainability, indicating a strong commitment to research and development in next-generation nuclear technology.

CorPower Ocean AB, founded in 2009 and headquartered in Hägersten, Sweden, specializes in the development of high-efficiency wave energy converters (WECs). These innovative devices, designed to harness energy from ocean waves, utilize a heaving buoy that captures energy from both surge and heave motions. The buoy is connected to the seabed with a taut mooring line, featuring a pneumatic pre-tension module that enhances stability and efficiency. CorPower's WECs are noted for delivering five times higher annual energy output per ton compared to earlier wave power technologies, making them competitive with offshore wind in terms of cost-effectiveness. The company is currently testing its products in collaboration with Iberdrola and boasts a team with substantial expertise in energy generation, design, and system engineering. CorPower Ocean aims to contribute to the transition towards zero-carbon energy by providing a reliable and economical source of electricity derived from ocean waves.

CorPower Ocean AB, founded in 2009 and headquartered in Hägersten, Sweden, specializes in the development of high-efficiency wave energy converters (WECs). These innovative devices, designed to harness energy from ocean waves, utilize a heaving buoy that captures energy from both surge and heave motions. The buoy is connected to the seabed with a taut mooring line, featuring a pneumatic pre-tension module that enhances stability and efficiency. CorPower's WECs are noted for delivering five times higher annual energy output per ton compared to earlier wave power technologies, making them competitive with offshore wind in terms of cost-effectiveness. The company is currently testing its products in collaboration with Iberdrola and boasts a team with substantial expertise in energy generation, design, and system engineering. CorPower Ocean aims to contribute to the transition towards zero-carbon energy by providing a reliable and economical source of electricity derived from ocean waves.

Minesto AB is a marine energy technology developer based in Gothenburg, Sweden, with operations in Wales, Northern Ireland, and Taiwan. Founded in 2007 by Magnus Landberg, the company specializes in Deep Green technology, designed to generate electricity from slow tidal and ocean currents using a turbine. Minesto's innovative approach aims to harness renewable energy from marine sources, contributing to the transition towards sustainable energy solutions.

Lamera AB develops, manufactures, and markets lightweight metal sandwich materials. It offers Hybrix, a lattice beam structure in form of millions of microscopic steel fibers that bind the thin steel into a sandwich construction with a core that consists of air. The company serves manufacturers of aircrafts, military and civilian applications, and consumer products. Lamera AB was founded in 2005 and is based in Västra Frölunda, Sweden.

Heliospectra AB develops advanced LED lighting solutions tailored for greenhouse and controlled plant growth environments globally. The company offers a range of products, including MITRA, a modular lighting solution; Elixia, which enhances production with flexible lighting strategies; Siera for vertical farming; DYNA, a programmable lighting system; and EOS, a high-intensity light with a fixed spectrum. In addition to its lighting products, Heliospectra provides helioCARE services, which encompass light analysis, customized light strategies, crop consultancy, commercial crop trials, and installation support. The company serves a diverse clientele, including indoor growers of medicinal plants, food crops, herbs, microgreens, and researchers in academia and agricultural technology. Founded in 2006 and based in Gothenburg, Sweden, Heliospectra collaborates with institutions like the Institute for Sustainable Agro-ecosystem Services at the University of Tokyo, leveraging its expertise in plant physiology and photosynthesis to enhance crop production.

SolarWave AB, founded in 2009 and headquartered in Gävle, Sweden, specializes in providing innovative water purification systems and solar energy solutions. The company's product range includes various models designed for the purification and desalination of water, utilizing solar power to operate efficiently. These systems are aimed at producing safe drinking water from sources such as lakes, rivers, and existing wells, particularly in underserved areas. In addition to its product offerings, SolarWave is actively involved in community initiatives, such as the Good Water Project, which aims to raise awareness about safe drinking water and provide access to it in schools, hospitals, and villages in developing countries. The company has established additional offices in Uganda, Nigeria, and Tanzania, focusing on improving health and creating economic opportunities through access to clean water and renewable energy.

Powercell Sweden AB develops and distributes fuel cell systems for the transport industry and selective high technology markets. It also develops a fuel processor, which converts existing fuel into clean hydrogen that is used to fuel the company's fuel cell system. The company's products are used in trucks and the marine segments. Powercell Sweden AB was founded in 2008 and is based in Gothenburg, Sweden.

TranSiC offers bipolar junction transistors in silicon carbide for clean tech efficient power electronics systems. The company's products are developed for higher voltages, higher operating temperatures and lower losses.

DermaGen develops peptide therapeutics for topical use based on novel and proprietary antimicrobial peptides (AMPs). We intend to be a leading R&D company in this area with the aim of offering innovative and profitable licensing opportunities to selected pharmaceutical companies with significant market potential. DermaGen focuses on R&D to provide new and patented products initially for dermatological indications. DermaGen has selected its first candidate drug (CD), which has entered the development phase. To help advance development of our product portfolio and to bring them to market, we welcome the interest of new investors, partners and collaborators.

Lamera AB develops, manufactures, and markets lightweight metal sandwich materials. It offers Hybrix, a lattice beam structure in form of millions of microscopic steel fibers that bind the thin steel into a sandwich construction with a core that consists of air. The company serves manufacturers of aircrafts, military and civilian applications, and consumer products. Lamera AB was founded in 2005 and is based in Västra Frölunda, Sweden.

TranSiC offers bipolar junction transistors in silicon carbide for clean tech efficient power electronics systems. The company's products are developed for higher voltages, higher operating temperatures and lower losses.