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American Nitrile operates as a manufacturer of premium nitrile gloves for medical, non-medical, and industrial uses.

GCEH is a uniquely positioned, vertically integrated biofuels company that develops, grows, processes, refines and distributes "renewable diesel," an ultra-low-carbon, cleaner burning, drop-in fuel that leverages existing infrastructure. The upstream/ midstream/ downstream business model echoes that of a major oil company. Three subsidiaries: Sustainable Oils (for camelina seed & agronomy IP); Bakersfield Renewable Fuels (a refinery on 500-acres being retooled as the largest biorefinery in Western US) and; Agribody Technologies (additional plant science expertise). ExxonMobil has committed to purchase 5 MMB/Y for five years of GCEH's renewable diesel, which has the only certified non-food pathway to renewable diesel. It yields 80% fewer emissions than fossil diesel. GCEH's patented camelina has at least twice the yield as other varieties. This short-season, dryland crop can be grown on fallow land in crop rotation, so it does not displace land use and also improves farm economics. High-protein livestock feed is a co-product.

GCEH is a uniquely positioned, vertically integrated biofuels company that develops, grows, processes, refines and distributes "renewable diesel," an ultra-low-carbon, cleaner burning, drop-in fuel that leverages existing infrastructure. The upstream/ midstream/ downstream business model echoes that of a major oil company. Three subsidiaries: Sustainable Oils (for camelina seed & agronomy IP); Bakersfield Renewable Fuels (a refinery on 500-acres being retooled as the largest biorefinery in Western US) and; Agribody Technologies (additional plant science expertise). ExxonMobil has committed to purchase 5 MMB/Y for five years of GCEH's renewable diesel, which has the only certified non-food pathway to renewable diesel. It yields 80% fewer emissions than fossil diesel. GCEH's patented camelina has at least twice the yield as other varieties. This short-season, dryland crop can be grown on fallow land in crop rotation, so it does not displace land use and also improves farm economics. High-protein livestock feed is a co-product.

Dream Harvest Farming Company uses vertical farming to grow fresh, local produce using the most efficient, Earth-friendly methods. Its sustainable, indoor farm uses just 5% of the water of normal farms, consumes far less land, and allows absolutely no pesticides.

Nautilus Data Technologies Nautilus waterborne data center facilities are constructed on ocean-going barges. The barges are former military or construction ships with a 40 to 50 year extended life that are in robust working condition and meet all Coast Guard certifications. Nautilus’ first barge is currently under construction at California’s Mare Island where Nautilus has successfully validated its first proof of concept prototype data center. The proof of concept went through a certified third party data center pre-commissioning process and was validated by the engineering firms – Jacobs Engineering and Critical Engineering Group. Since it is five times more efficient to cool using water versus moving air, Nautilus’ patented cooling technology leverages the natural water that the barge safely rests on and allows the company to offer customers a high-density computing data center environment. Specifically, the waterborne data center can be configured and operated with up to 800 server racks deployed in less than six months anywhere around the world. Nautilus’ cloud solution automates the infrastructure in an open source environment agnostic to any data center, cloud or application. Additionally, Nautilus’ DCIM solution is predictive with integrated artificial intelligence that self heals and provides military-grade security. The Nautilus approach competes directly against the traditional or conventional data center approach by reducing the build time from two years to only six months. The green data center build by Nautilus has 19,000 tons of lower emissions (equivalent to approximately 3600 cars) as compared to the conventional data center. With a potential 50% annual energy savings, the Nautilus design could save clients up to $4 million in energy use cost. All of this is supported with our Patent- pending technology specific to Data Center Vessel, Modularity, Cooling System and Thermal Containment, Intelligent Power Management and DCIM with Predictive Analytics.

Midland Basin Partners is a Midland, Texas based energy infrastructure business which provides essential water access to energy producers in the Permian Basin. MBP sources, transports and stores water for local energy producers, with an initial focus on the Midland Basin.

Future Energy Solutions (“FES”) is a privately-owned business split into separate geographical groups focusing on funding scaled re-lamping solutions throughout North America, Europe and Australia. FES works with major asset owners and independent operators.