NGEN Partners is an active venture investor committed to backing world class entrepreneurs seeking to change industries through innovation, creativity and the promotion of environmentally sustainable products and services. Founded in 2001, NGEN Partners invests in companies that positively improve the environment and human wellness. We seek entrepreneurs with unique business models and differentiated products and services, capable of rapid growth and sustained profitability. We invest in and alongside these entrepreneurs, helping them grow and sustain category leaders. We invest throughout North America, and have offices in California and New York.
REGEN Energy Inc. designs, develops, and markets wireless energy management solutions in Canada and the United States. The company’s products include EnviroGrid swarm-logic controllers, which are attached to electrical loads to communicate and coordinate with each other to reduce electrical demand for commercial, industrial, institutional, and multi-unit residential facilities. Its products are used to control electrical demand for heaters, fans, compressors, chillers, cold storage systems, batter chargers, pumps, and dehumidifiers and humidifiers, as well as for new construction, retrofit, and ongoing building operations.
CloudDX offers a range of precision vital sign monitoring equipment, software solutions, and mobile apps for the advanced healthcare industry. Cloud DX was launched by Robert Kaul in September 2014 and is based in Brooklyn, New York.
BrightFarms is an indoor farming company that specializes in providing locally grown packaged salads. Its salads are tender, pesticide-free, and produced in an indoor, controlled environment, enabling consumers to have a non-GMO salad. BrightFarms operates hydroponic greenhouse farms in the communities it serves, enabling it to eliminate time, distance, and costs from the food supply chain. The company was founded in 2011 and is headquartered in Irvington, New York.
REGEN Energy Inc. designs, develops, and markets wireless energy management solutions in Canada and the United States. The company’s products include EnviroGrid swarm-logic controllers, which are attached to electrical loads to communicate and coordinate with each other to reduce electrical demand for commercial, industrial, institutional, and multi-unit residential facilities. Its products are used to control electrical demand for heaters, fans, compressors, chillers, cold storage systems, batter chargers, pumps, and dehumidifiers and humidifiers, as well as for new construction, retrofit, and ongoing building operations.
BrightFarms is an indoor farming company that specializes in providing locally grown packaged salads. Its salads are tender, pesticide-free, and produced in an indoor, controlled environment, enabling consumers to have a non-GMO salad. BrightFarms operates hydroponic greenhouse farms in the communities it serves, enabling it to eliminate time, distance, and costs from the food supply chain. The company was founded in 2011 and is headquartered in Irvington, New York.
Renew Financial provides financing solutions that help efficiency and renewable energy contractors grow their businesses while promoting energy independence. Its aim is to develop advanced financing designed to transform America’s economy to clean energy. The company’s financing products include PACE financing model and the Warehouse for Energy Efficiency Loans, which opens the residential energy efficiency finance market to large institutional investors. Founded in 2008 by Cisco DeVries, Renew Financial has a partnership with SolarCity targeted at small- and medium-sized businesses utilizing PACE.
BrightFarms is an indoor farming company that specializes in providing locally grown packaged salads. Its salads are tender, pesticide-free, and produced in an indoor, controlled environment, enabling consumers to have a non-GMO salad. BrightFarms operates hydroponic greenhouse farms in the communities it serves, enabling it to eliminate time, distance, and costs from the food supply chain. The company was founded in 2011 and is headquartered in Irvington, New York.
We are committed to making energy choice simple and easy. When we started back in 2008, we had a vision to simplify shopping for the best electricity and natural gas rates, plan terms and renewable energy options. Today, using data and energy expertise, we now manage over a billion dollars in energy bills while delivering the highest quality service and saving millions of dollars for people and businesses across America. We take comfort in knowing you and your neighbors are getting the energy plan that’s right for you.
moka5, Inc. develops and markets virtual computer technology in the United States. It offers moka5 Engine, a software application for subscribing, running, creating, distributing, and updating LivePCs, the virtual computers. The company's products include Moka5 LivePCs, which contains an operating system and a set of applications to run a virtual computer; Moka5 Engine, a Windows edition, which is used to launch, create, and share LivePCs on Windows XP machines; and Moka5 Engine, a bare metal version of Moka5 Engine, which is used to create a Moka5 LivePC appliance. The company was formerly known as Skyblue Technologies, Inc. moka5, Inc. was founded in 2005 and is headquartered in Redwood City, California.
REGEN Energy Inc. designs, develops, and markets wireless energy management solutions in Canada and the United States. The company’s products include EnviroGrid swarm-logic controllers, which are attached to electrical loads to communicate and coordinate with each other to reduce electrical demand for commercial, industrial, institutional, and multi-unit residential facilities. Its products are used to control electrical demand for heaters, fans, compressors, chillers, cold storage systems, batter chargers, pumps, and dehumidifiers and humidifiers, as well as for new construction, retrofit, and ongoing building operations.
BrightFarms is an indoor farming company that specializes in providing locally grown packaged salads. Its salads are tender, pesticide-free, and produced in an indoor, controlled environment, enabling consumers to have a non-GMO salad. BrightFarms operates hydroponic greenhouse farms in the communities it serves, enabling it to eliminate time, distance, and costs from the food supply chain. The company was founded in 2011 and is headquartered in Irvington, New York.
Renew Financial provides financing solutions that help efficiency and renewable energy contractors grow their businesses while promoting energy independence. Its aim is to develop advanced financing designed to transform America’s economy to clean energy. The company’s financing products include PACE financing model and the Warehouse for Energy Efficiency Loans, which opens the residential energy efficiency finance market to large institutional investors. Founded in 2008 by Cisco DeVries, Renew Financial has a partnership with SolarCity targeted at small- and medium-sized businesses utilizing PACE.
REGEN Energy Inc. designs, develops, and markets wireless energy management solutions in Canada and the United States. The company’s products include EnviroGrid swarm-logic controllers, which are attached to electrical loads to communicate and coordinate with each other to reduce electrical demand for commercial, industrial, institutional, and multi-unit residential facilities. Its products are used to control electrical demand for heaters, fans, compressors, chillers, cold storage systems, batter chargers, pumps, and dehumidifiers and humidifiers, as well as for new construction, retrofit, and ongoing building operations.
BrightFarms is an indoor farming company that specializes in providing locally grown packaged salads. Its salads are tender, pesticide-free, and produced in an indoor, controlled environment, enabling consumers to have a non-GMO salad. BrightFarms operates hydroponic greenhouse farms in the communities it serves, enabling it to eliminate time, distance, and costs from the food supply chain. The company was founded in 2011 and is headquartered in Irvington, New York.
Enzymedica is a supplier of health supplements. They provide products that include enzymes, multivitamins, fish oil and omegas, prebiotics, and probiotics. They offer products that are available for shopping online. Their customers' inquiries are addressed through phone, email, and online applications.
We are committed to making energy choice simple and easy. When we started back in 2008, we had a vision to simplify shopping for the best electricity and natural gas rates, plan terms and renewable energy options. Today, using data and energy expertise, we now manage over a billion dollars in energy bills while delivering the highest quality service and saving millions of dollars for people and businesses across America. We take comfort in knowing you and your neighbors are getting the energy plan that’s right for you.
HYLA Mobile is a provider of mobile device trade-in and reuse solutions it enables information access for new users. The company provides products and services that capture, extend and optimize the life and value of used mobile devices. It was founded in 2009 and headquartered in Farmers Branch, Texas.
Bare Snacks (Bare Foods Co.), originally know as Bare Fruit, was wounded by Eric Strandberg. Bare has been providing healthy snacks for more then ten years. As the leading apple chip brand Bare takes pride in offering the highest quality products. Since 2013 Bare has been one of the fastest growing healthy snack brands in the U.S.
PURE Energies is committed to being the most trusted energy advisor to homeowners by facilitating the adoption of solar energy and home conservation products across North America for the benefit of communities and future generations. We are a Canadian company built on Ontario’s Green Energy Act and we have expanded internationally across the US with the acquisitions of San Francisco-based One Block off the Grid and Seattle-based Cooler Planet. With locations in Toronto, Mississauga and San Francisco, we are now proudly representing Canada in the rapidly expanding international solar market.
Revolution Foods delivers ready-to-eat meal kits for school children and families. It offers breakfast, lunch, snack, and supper meals. Revolution Foods’s lunch and supper options include spaghetti and meatballs, vegetarian macaroni and cheese, turkey and cheese sandwich, chicken noodle and vegetable soup, buffalo chicken sandwich, chicken caesar salad, beef and cheese lasagna, cheeseburger, and more. Its breakfast options include Honey S’wheat Rev-O’s cereal, fruit, and milk; freshly baked banana muffin, fruit, and milk; apple cinna-grins cereal, fruit, and milk; Turkey and cheese English muffin, fruit, and milk; and more. The company was founded in 2006 and is based in Oakland, California.
SolFocus's mission is to enable solar energy generation at a Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE) competitive with traditional fossil fuel sources. To achieve this goal, SolFocus has developed leading concentrator photovoltaic (CPV) technology which combines high-efficiency solar cells (approaching 40%) and advanced optics to provide solar energy solutions which are scalable, dependable and capable of delivering on the promise of clean, low-cost, renewable energy.
Zevia produces zero-calorie diet sodas. It offers sodas in various flavors, such as black cherry, caffeine-free cola, cherry cola, cola, cream soda, Dr. Zevia, ginger ale, ginger root beer, grape, grapefruit citrus, lemon-lime twist, lime cola, mountain Zevia, orange, and strawberry. The company provides its products through retailers, including natural food stores, health food stores, grocers, and e-retailers in the United States and Canada. Zevia was founded in 2007 and is based in Los Angeles, California.
BrightFarms is an indoor farming company that specializes in providing locally grown packaged salads. Its salads are tender, pesticide-free, and produced in an indoor, controlled environment, enabling consumers to have a non-GMO salad. BrightFarms operates hydroponic greenhouse farms in the communities it serves, enabling it to eliminate time, distance, and costs from the food supply chain. The company was founded in 2011 and is headquartered in Irvington, New York.
Soraa is a stealth cleantech startup that is focusing on LED technology and lasers, working together with Kaai Soraa leverages science to produce unparalleled spectrum and quality, bringing nature’s light indoors to make illumination something to see and experience. Soraa pioneered full spectrum color rendering LED light, the heart of which is the proprietary LED technology manufactured in California, a technological breakthrough that is further enhance by focusing on every aspect of producing the most natural light possible. The company support and conduct research to develop insights and expertise to deliver breakthrough products. Soraa is conscious and curious of how light impacts the well-being, productivity and emotion, and of how to make light look and feel better.
REGEN Energy Inc. designs, develops, and markets wireless energy management solutions in Canada and the United States. The company’s products include EnviroGrid swarm-logic controllers, which are attached to electrical loads to communicate and coordinate with each other to reduce electrical demand for commercial, industrial, institutional, and multi-unit residential facilities. Its products are used to control electrical demand for heaters, fans, compressors, chillers, cold storage systems, batter chargers, pumps, and dehumidifiers and humidifiers, as well as for new construction, retrofit, and ongoing building operations.
DIRTT Environmental Solutions combines 3D design, configuration, and manufacturing software with in-house manufacturing of its prefabricated interior construction solutions. Their products include solid walls, glass walls, headwalls, doors, casework, timber, access floors, and more.
Fallbrook Technologies is a provider of a technology intended to offer continuously variable transmission (CVT) for bicycles. The company develops, distributes, and licenses the NuVinci continuously variable planetary (CVP) transmission system for deployment in bicycle, automotive, off-highway, and industrial applications. The NuVinci technology displaces the 2500-year-old "gear" technology, and instead uses "spheres," improving the efficiency and performance of mechanical systems worldwide. It is applicable to a wide range of applications. Licensees include industry leaders such as Dana Holding Corporation, Allison Transmission, and TEAM Industries.
Greengate Power Corporation is focused on development of quality wind energy projects in Alberta in areas with available transmission capacity. Many of Alberta's best wind resources are located in areas that are transmission constrained, and require significant transmission system upgrades to exploit their potential resources. However, Greengate's portfolio of projects under development are in areas with strong wind resources, are geographically diverse, and are in transmission rich areas of Alberta.
Nlyte Software is the world's leading software company focused on planning, managing and optimizing data centers. Nlyte Software enables enterprises to seamlessly extend IT management software to include the physical, logical and virtual layers of the data center, maximizing the financial benefits from the optimized utilization of power, space and assets. Nlyte’s proven platform is used in the data centers of some of the largest and most valued companies in the world. For more information, please visit our website: http://www.nlyte.com
Clean power generation should be straightforward - erect solar panels in a sunny location, or turbines in a windy spot, and produce electricity. But realizing the full potential of these endeavors can be a complicated task, affected by a wide range of real-world challenges during design, installation and operation of the system. eIQ Energy has a clear, singular mission: make clean energy more effective, affordable and viable. We do this with power management technology that boosts output and simplifies the planning, construction and operation of clean energy systems. The eIQ Energy team combines sophisticated knowledge of power supply design, semiconductors, and energy management with across-the-board entrepreneurial skills. As individuals, and as a company, we understand that technology is the price of entry, but that commitment and integrity are what will enable us to make a lasting difference for our customers.
moka5, Inc. develops and markets virtual computer technology in the United States. It offers moka5 Engine, a software application for subscribing, running, creating, distributing, and updating LivePCs, the virtual computers. The company's products include Moka5 LivePCs, which contains an operating system and a set of applications to run a virtual computer; Moka5 Engine, a Windows edition, which is used to launch, create, and share LivePCs on Windows XP machines; and Moka5 Engine, a bare metal version of Moka5 Engine, which is used to create a Moka5 LivePC appliance. The company was formerly known as Skyblue Technologies, Inc. moka5, Inc. was founded in 2005 and is headquartered in Redwood City, California.
Tioga Energy accelerates access to clean energy by owning and operating renewable energy facilities for commercial, government and non-profit organizations. With a Tioga Energy solar PPA (power purchase agreement) customers eliminate up-front capital investments and ongoing operational concerns. The company partners with trusted industry experts to install and operate efficient and reliable systems. Through deep, trusted relationships with solar industry partners, Tioga Energy provides simple, reliable, low-cost and long-term access to clean energy options without the risk of up-front capital investments or the ongoing commitments of owning and operating an independent solar facility.
The Solaria Corporation, a solar technology company, manufactures cells and modules for the optics and semiconductor industries. The company develops cell and module technologies that fit into the existing value-add chain. It uses a low-concentration solar PV multiplying technology that produces PV cells from silicon material.
Clean power generation should be straightforward - erect solar panels in a sunny location, or turbines in a windy spot, and produce electricity. But realizing the full potential of these endeavors can be a complicated task, affected by a wide range of real-world challenges during design, installation and operation of the system. eIQ Energy has a clear, singular mission: make clean energy more effective, affordable and viable. We do this with power management technology that boosts output and simplifies the planning, construction and operation of clean energy systems. The eIQ Energy team combines sophisticated knowledge of power supply design, semiconductors, and energy management with across-the-board entrepreneurial skills. As individuals, and as a company, we understand that technology is the price of entry, but that commitment and integrity are what will enable us to make a lasting difference for our customers.
EPS was founded in 2003 by a group of engineers and cientists, with experience in the implementation of power rural systems and telecommunications worldwide, in the design and implementation of critical projects with high level of contingency, and in the planning and management of complex projects.
SolFocus's mission is to enable solar energy generation at a Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE) competitive with traditional fossil fuel sources. To achieve this goal, SolFocus has developed leading concentrator photovoltaic (CPV) technology which combines high-efficiency solar cells (approaching 40%) and advanced optics to provide solar energy solutions which are scalable, dependable and capable of delivering on the promise of clean, low-cost, renewable energy.
Fallbrook Technologies is a provider of a technology intended to offer continuously variable transmission (CVT) for bicycles. The company develops, distributes, and licenses the NuVinci continuously variable planetary (CVP) transmission system for deployment in bicycle, automotive, off-highway, and industrial applications. The NuVinci technology displaces the 2500-year-old "gear" technology, and instead uses "spheres," improving the efficiency and performance of mechanical systems worldwide. It is applicable to a wide range of applications. Licensees include industry leaders such as Dana Holding Corporation, Allison Transmission, and TEAM Industries.
Flipswap makes it easy to give mobile phones a second shot at life by offering fast, free and eco-friendly ways to trade them in. Flipswap provides an easy way for consumers and businesses to make sure that these phones get put back into use by offering cash or store credit for them and then getting them into the hands of people that can't afford a new phone.
Hycrete products make concrete waterproof, by reducing absorption of water and dissolved salts into the concrete and by forming a protective layer over reinforcing steel. Built on a foundation of corporate and environmental responsibility, Hycrete takes ownership of innovating solutions to the biggest challenges of the world’s most widely used building material. They believe that sustainable construction practices should go hand-in-hand with solutions that yield meaningful cost benefits, simplify and speed assembly, and create more durable structures. And their green concrete products deliver on that.
Carbonetworks helps organizations manage their carbon inventories and create effective greenhouse gas emissions strategies by creating a network of all carbon market players - emitters, governments, consultants, and carbon reduction providers. The company's solutions help private and public sector organizations prepare for entry into emerging global carbon markets by first consolidating their carbon inventory, then evaluating alternatives on a financial basis (e.g., carbon trading, offsets, or investments) to determine which is best for their business. Carbonetworks currently serves hundreds of subscribers in 23 countries including some of the largest and most active companies and governments in the world. The Carbonetworks platform technology has been under development for over 7 years and has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, CNET, InformationWeek, Canadian Business and Manufacturing Business technology, and is covered by leading industry analysts such as Forrester and IDC.
Founded in 1994 as Zero Emissions Technology and later renamed Powerspan Corp, Powerspan initially provided technology to control particulate emissions from coal-fired, electric power plants. As compliance deadlines of the Clean Air Act Acid Rain Program approached, Powerspan recognized the growing importance of a multi-pollutant solution for controlling emissions of sulfur dioxide (SO2) and nitrogen oxides (NOx) in addition to particulate emissions. Standard technology generally addresses each pollutant individually, necessitating the installation of separate, costly devices, requiring large spaces not always available on space-constrained sites that are typical of existing power plants. Powerspan sought to develop an integrated approach to achieve multi-pollutant reductions at a lower cost than commercially available systems, enabling power plant owners to meet existing and future environmental requirements in a cost-effective manner.
Founded in 1994 as Zero Emissions Technology and later renamed Powerspan Corp, Powerspan initially provided technology to control particulate emissions from coal-fired, electric power plants. As compliance deadlines of the Clean Air Act Acid Rain Program approached, Powerspan recognized the growing importance of a multi-pollutant solution for controlling emissions of sulfur dioxide (SO2) and nitrogen oxides (NOx) in addition to particulate emissions. Standard technology generally addresses each pollutant individually, necessitating the installation of separate, costly devices, requiring large spaces not always available on space-constrained sites that are typical of existing power plants. Powerspan sought to develop an integrated approach to achieve multi-pollutant reductions at a lower cost than commercially available systems, enabling power plant owners to meet existing and future environmental requirements in a cost-effective manner.
EPS Corp provides energy efficiency software. The company’s three-step process provides accurate, and measurable energy usage data for plant and executive management. Using this process, Cost savings and carbon emission reductions are calculated at each step, helping the client facility to operate at high levels of efficiency. Once the proper energy and operational controls and process efficiencies are in place, there are still ways to gain more benefits, like shifting to less expensive or more carbon efficient energy alternatives or clean energy solutions, allowing for the monetization of further benefits.
EPS was founded in 2003 by a group of engineers and cientists, with experience in the implementation of power rural systems and telecommunications worldwide, in the design and implementation of critical projects with high level of contingency, and in the planning and management of complex projects.
SolFocus's mission is to enable solar energy generation at a Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE) competitive with traditional fossil fuel sources. To achieve this goal, SolFocus has developed leading concentrator photovoltaic (CPV) technology which combines high-efficiency solar cells (approaching 40%) and advanced optics to provide solar energy solutions which are scalable, dependable and capable of delivering on the promise of clean, low-cost, renewable energy.
Konarka Technologies, Inc. develops and advances nano-enabled polymer photovoltaic materials for commercial, industrial, government, and consumer applications. It provides standard products to serve portable power needs; and custom solutions, such as roll up chargers, personal accessories, and fold up chargers. The company's products are used in outdoor, portable power, indoor and remote sensing, and mission critical applications. It has strategic partnerships with Air Products, 24 Innovations, Kurz, SkyShades, Chevron, Merck, Toppan Forms, Dupont, Siemens, and the U.S. Air Force. Konarka Technologies, Inc. was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Lowell, Massachusetts with business development offices in Asia. It has a research and development facility in Austria. The company has operations in the United States, Europe, and Asia.
Tioga Energy accelerates access to clean energy by owning and operating renewable energy facilities for commercial, government and non-profit organizations. With a Tioga Energy solar PPA (power purchase agreement) customers eliminate up-front capital investments and ongoing operational concerns. The company partners with trusted industry experts to install and operate efficient and reliable systems. Through deep, trusted relationships with solar industry partners, Tioga Energy provides simple, reliable, low-cost and long-term access to clean energy options without the risk of up-front capital investments or the ongoing commitments of owning and operating an independent solar facility.
Persu is an innovative, environmentally-friendly vehicle company committed to creating the ultimate, next generation, passenger vehicle ("V3" or the "Vehicle"). Together with a complement of world-class design, engineering, production and marketing partners, the Company is developing a "fly-the-road" driving experience supported by ground-breaking technologies and unique vehicle design. The Vehicle is well positioned for entry into the emerging market for alternative forms of personal transportation created by the increased public concern over global warming, energy independence and volatile gas prices. Persu's V3 is replete with a full complement of patented technologies that were developed and validated in connection with the "Carver One" three-wheel passenger vehicle. It is comprised of two compartments: (i) a fully enclosed passenger cabin that tilts with one wheel in the front and (ii) a fixed propulsion module with two wheels at the back that provide rear steering. The chassis incorporates a patented Dynamic Vehicle Control system which gives the driver the ability to attain extreme cornering that rivals the best sports cars in the world while maintaining control and ride comfort. The V3 also contains many standard features found in passenger cars including a steering wheel, automatic transmission, driver's airbag, seatbelts and A/C. The reliability and performance of established technologies are also integrated into the efficient V3 package to deliver extraordinary vehicle performance. The Company's first model - which will utilize an internal combustion engine ("ICE") - is estimated to achieve maximum speeds of 100 mph with fuel-efficiency of 55 MPG, or greater. The Company's second model will utilize a plug-in hybrid electric propulsion system and other viable emerging technologies in order to achieve even greater fuel efficiencies. Persu is committed to technological development in order to continually deliver a superior customer experience. This will assure that Persu is well-positioned as the ongoing leader in vehicle design and innovation.
The Solaria Corporation, a solar technology company, manufactures cells and modules for the optics and semiconductor industries. The company develops cell and module technologies that fit into the existing value-add chain. It uses a low-concentration solar PV multiplying technology that produces PV cells from silicon material.
Artificial Muscle Inc. is a U.S.-based company that develops polymer components, which convert electrical energy into mechanical motion. It offers electro-magnetic actuators for medical, pumps, sensors, optics, energy generation, valves, Braille, and robotics applications. Artificial Muscle Inc. is based in Menlo Park, California.
Tioga Energy accelerates access to clean energy by owning and operating renewable energy facilities for commercial, government and non-profit organizations. With a Tioga Energy solar PPA (power purchase agreement) customers eliminate up-front capital investments and ongoing operational concerns. The company partners with trusted industry experts to install and operate efficient and reliable systems. Through deep, trusted relationships with solar industry partners, Tioga Energy provides simple, reliable, low-cost and long-term access to clean energy options without the risk of up-front capital investments or the ongoing commitments of owning and operating an independent solar facility.
SolBeam
Seed Round in 2007
SolBeam develops solar concentration technology solutions and other applications based on electro-optics technology. It was founded in 2006.
EnviroTower is a clean technology company that develops environmentally sustainable water technologies. It serves commercial, institutional, and industrial markets. The company offers EnviroTowertm water conditioning system for treating open water loops in commercial cooling towers and evaporative condensers. It also provides web-based monitoring and reporting of water treatment systems operation that facilitates real-time visibility of water treatment systems. EnviroTower was founded in 2004 and is based in Toronto, Canada.
The Solaria Corporation, a solar technology company, manufactures cells and modules for the optics and semiconductor industries. The company develops cell and module technologies that fit into the existing value-add chain. It uses a low-concentration solar PV multiplying technology that produces PV cells from silicon material.
SolFocus's mission is to enable solar energy generation at a Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE) competitive with traditional fossil fuel sources. To achieve this goal, SolFocus has developed leading concentrator photovoltaic (CPV) technology which combines high-efficiency solar cells (approaching 40%) and advanced optics to provide solar energy solutions which are scalable, dependable and capable of delivering on the promise of clean, low-cost, renewable energy.
Sensicore, Inc. develops smart sensor systems and sensor networks that automate water testing, data collection, and analysis for drinking and industrial applications. It offers WaterPOINT, a handheld screening tool and water tester that provides a profile of various chemistry measurements, allowing users to conduct various tests at sites, as well as allows municipalities to manage resources; and WaterNOW, a Web-based data visualization, analysis, and decision support system that enable users to manage water system and data collected by WaterPOINT and other sources. The company also provides sensor kits and bundles, which include disinfection and disinfection/DPD chlorine drinking water test kits, and basic water test kits; and colorimetric test kits, including aluminum, bromine, chloride, copper, cyanide, fluoride, iron, manganese, molybdate, nitrate, nitrite, ortho-phosphate, silica, sulfate, sulfide, and zinc vacuum ampoules. In addition, the company offers accessories, such as portable thermal printers, communications cables, power inverters, and power supply products. It offers products for measuring and monitoring water quality, including incoming water quality and boiler feed monitoring; cooling tower monitoring and process control; filtration system performance monitoring; cleaning and rinse control system monitoring; product testing and control; and food and beverage applications. The company was founded in 2000 and is based in Ann Arbor, Michigan. As of March 31, 2008, Sensicore, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of GE Analytical Instruments, Inc.
Textronics, Inc. develops, manufactures, and sells wearable textile sensor components and a line of clothes for use in fitness and health monitoring. It provides soft textile sensors used in wearable vital signs monitoring applications to sense the electrical activity of the body; and elastic yarns, which are building block fibers used to weave or knit conductive or optical fabric structures. The company also offers nano-composite elastomeric polymers that exhibit changes in electrical conductivity; elastic conductive ribbons that attach to standard electronic connectors to provide motion-absorbing; and heart sensing sports bras. In addition, it provides a developer's kit that includes textile electrodes to designers, researchers, and product developers for use in creating interactive wearable prototypes. The company's textile sensors capture physiologic data from the body and are designed to integrate into everyday garments. Its products are used in sports and fitness, health and wellness, military and public safety, home textiles, personal electronics, and industrial markets. The company was founded in 2005 and is headquartered in Wilmington, Delaware. As of November 6, 2008, Textronics, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Adidas International B.V.
Pionetics is an innovative water technology company that develops smart water treatment products that produce great tasting, safe drinking water with less wastewater than traditional water treatment systems. Pionetics is privately owned and financially backed by Kline Hawkes & Co, NGEN Partners, and Unilever Technology Ventures Fund.
Established in 1999, Restore Medical is a privately-held company focused on becoming the primary resource for physicians specializing in sleep and breathing disorders. Restore Medical has developed and markets proprietary implant technology which addresses such disorders as snoring and sleep apnea. The company's first product based on this technology, the patented Pillar™ System, received market clearance from the Food and Drug Administration in late 2002 and is currently available throughout the United States. Restore Medical also distributes other related high-quality products to the Ear, Nose and Throat physicians through our dedicated sales team. Located in St. Paul, Minnesota, Restore Medical manufactures the Pillar™ System in its onsite state-of-the-art Class 100,000 Clean Room. The company is ISO 9001 certified and utilizes an intranet-based quality and product development system. Restore currently employs a team of approximately 55 professionals.
Artificial Muscle Inc. is a U.S.-based company that develops polymer components, which convert electrical energy into mechanical motion. It offers electro-magnetic actuators for medical, pumps, sensors, optics, energy generation, valves, Braille, and robotics applications. Artificial Muscle Inc. is based in Menlo Park, California.
PsiloQuest
Series B in 2004
PsiloQuest develops and commercializes CMP polishing pads for the semiconductor industry.
Founded in 1994 as Zero Emissions Technology and later renamed Powerspan Corp, Powerspan initially provided technology to control particulate emissions from coal-fired, electric power plants. As compliance deadlines of the Clean Air Act Acid Rain Program approached, Powerspan recognized the growing importance of a multi-pollutant solution for controlling emissions of sulfur dioxide (SO2) and nitrogen oxides (NOx) in addition to particulate emissions. Standard technology generally addresses each pollutant individually, necessitating the installation of separate, costly devices, requiring large spaces not always available on space-constrained sites that are typical of existing power plants. Powerspan sought to develop an integrated approach to achieve multi-pollutant reductions at a lower cost than commercially available systems, enabling power plant owners to meet existing and future environmental requirements in a cost-effective manner.
Sensicore, Inc. develops smart sensor systems and sensor networks that automate water testing, data collection, and analysis for drinking and industrial applications. It offers WaterPOINT, a handheld screening tool and water tester that provides a profile of various chemistry measurements, allowing users to conduct various tests at sites, as well as allows municipalities to manage resources; and WaterNOW, a Web-based data visualization, analysis, and decision support system that enable users to manage water system and data collected by WaterPOINT and other sources. The company also provides sensor kits and bundles, which include disinfection and disinfection/DPD chlorine drinking water test kits, and basic water test kits; and colorimetric test kits, including aluminum, bromine, chloride, copper, cyanide, fluoride, iron, manganese, molybdate, nitrate, nitrite, ortho-phosphate, silica, sulfate, sulfide, and zinc vacuum ampoules. In addition, the company offers accessories, such as portable thermal printers, communications cables, power inverters, and power supply products. It offers products for measuring and monitoring water quality, including incoming water quality and boiler feed monitoring; cooling tower monitoring and process control; filtration system performance monitoring; cleaning and rinse control system monitoring; product testing and control; and food and beverage applications. The company was founded in 2000 and is based in Ann Arbor, Michigan. As of March 31, 2008, Sensicore, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of GE Analytical Instruments, Inc.
Pionetics is an innovative water technology company that develops smart water treatment products that produce great tasting, safe drinking water with less wastewater than traditional water treatment systems. Pionetics is privately owned and financially backed by Kline Hawkes & Co, NGEN Partners, and Unilever Technology Ventures Fund.
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