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LynqTech provides technology-enabled solutions across marketing, communications, business intelligence, product management, IT, accounting, distribution, and customer services, and develops a cloud platform aimed at modernizing operations in the energy sector. The platform is designed to be easy to implement and intuitive to operate, offering a holistic digitalization approach across performance dimensions to help clients reduce costs, increase customer loyalty, and automate processes.

Geli, or Growing Energy Labs, Inc., specializes in providing software and business solutions for the design, automation, and management of energy storage systems. The company offers a comprehensive suite of products that facilitates an ecosystem for project developers, original equipment manufacturers, financiers, and project operators. Geli's hardware-agnostic software platform streamlines the energy storage development process, allowing clients to efficiently deploy advanced energy projects while minimizing their environmental impact.

SwitchDin develops software for managing solar power and batteries, enhancing energy efficiency and reducing electricity costs for residential, commercial, and utility customers. Its platform connects various devices like inverters, loads, and electric vehicle chargers, enabling remote monitoring and adjustment without on-site visits.

Solaria Corporation is a solar technology company that specializes in designing, developing, and manufacturing silicon photovoltaic products for solar system integrators, project developers, and large commercial and utility customers across the United States, Europe, and other international markets. The company offers crystalline solar modules compatible with tracking systems, along with a range of related services including preliminary system design, energy yield optimization, and cost guidance. Additionally, Solaria provides technical specifications, installation support, troubleshooting, and after-sale services. Founded in 1993 and originally known as Lightchip, Inc., the company rebranded to Solaria Corporation in May 2006. Headquartered in Oakland, California, Solaria also operates offices in Germany, with further locations in India and China, enhancing its global presence in the solar industry.

CSG Solar is one of the leading players in thin-film solar technology. The company gets its name (Crystalline Silicon on Glass) from its technology, in which an extremely thin layer of silicon is deposited directly onto a glass sheet. This captures the already proven qualities of silicon in solar cells while significantly reducing the total amount of silicon required.