TechEnergy Ventures

Electrified Thermal Solutions, founded in 2021 and based in Medford, Massachusetts, develops innovative energy storage technology. The company converts intermittent renewable electricity into constant heat using low-cost conductive ceramic blocks, enabling industrial sectors to replace fossil fuels with zero-carbon heat.

Lithios is a technology company that uses electrochemistry for advanced lithium extraction from complex mixtures and untapped brine resources, applying electrochemical methods to capture and release lithium and enable low-cost, selective extraction for industries pursuing a sustainable, electrified future.

Li Industries is a start-up focused on advancing lithium-ion battery recycling technologies. The company specializes in the recovery of valuable materials such as lithium, cobalt, and nickel from end-of-life batteries used in electric vehicles, consumer electronics, and other energy storage systems. By utilizing innovative direct recycling technology and a scalable electrochemical flow system, Li Industries aims to extract these essential metals efficiently and sustainably. This process not only reduces environmental waste but also supports the production of new batteries from recycled components. By optimizing the recovery and treatment of these materials, Li Industries contributes to lowering energy consumption and emissions in the battery production process, ultimately fostering a more sustainable supply chain for battery manufacturing.

Aether Fuels is an innovative climate technology company focused on creating sustainable fuels aimed at decarbonizing challenging sectors such as aviation and ocean shipping. The firm specializes in developing technologies that facilitate the efficient and cost-effective production of sustainable fuels from waste biomass and biogenic carbon dioxide. By enabling clients to produce practical and scalable sustainable fuels, Aether Fuels addresses the critical need for environmentally friendly alternatives in industries that are traditionally hard to decarbonize.

Inlyte Energy specializes in developing and manufacturing grid-scale batteries for energy storage. Their core product is an innovative iron-sodium battery, which utilizes abundant and low-cost materials like iron and sodium chloride (table salt) to create a safe, efficient, and scalable energy storage solution. This technology supports the global shift towards renewable energy by providing a reliable and cost-effective alternative to traditional battery systems.

Kraftblock develops thermal energy storage solutions using advanced materials to support the transition to low-emission industrial heating. The company designs systems that decarbonize heat processes in industrial sectors by storing and supplying thermal energy at high temperatures, enabling applications not possible with conventional storage. Its platform enables large-scale, long-duration energy storage for industries, facilitating sustainable thermal processes and supporting renewables by providing affordable, controllable heat throughout the day. Kraftblock emphasizes efficiency and sustainability, aiming to reduce emissions and advance practical energy transition in industrial settings.

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.

Eden is focused on developing a sustainable platform for natural resource recovery, aiming to create a carbon-neutral future. The company has introduced a novel method known as Pulsed Electrical Well Stimulation (PEWS), which is a patent-pending technology designed to replace traditional hydraulic fracturing. This innovative approach eliminates the need for water injection and addresses the logistical challenges and environmental risks associated with conventional fracking methods. By utilizing high-voltage electricity and proprietary modeling techniques, Eden enhances rock permeability with precision, facilitating effective resource extraction across various geological settings. This technology not only reduces costs but also minimizes the negative impacts typically associated with hydraulic fracturing, positioning Eden as a leader in environmentally responsible resource recovery.

Quino Energy specializes in manufacturing innovative battery systems that utilize organic quinone molecules dissolved in water for long-duration energy storage. Licensed from Harvard University, their technology offers a cost-effective alternative to traditional batteries for commercial and grid applications.

Svante Inc., founded in 2007 and based in Burnaby, Canada, specializes in carbon capture solutions. It offers VeloxoTherm, a post-combustion CO2 capture process using adsorbent structures, designed to reduce capital and operating costs for fossil fuel power plants.

Quino Energy specializes in manufacturing innovative battery systems that utilize organic quinone molecules dissolved in water for long-duration energy storage. Licensed from Harvard University, their technology offers a cost-effective alternative to traditional batteries for commercial and grid applications.

Founded in 2018, Quaise is an innovative energy company based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It specializes in developing and commercializing advanced millimeter-wave drilling systems to access geothermal energy sources worldwide, overcoming geographical limitations.

Versogen develops electrolyzer technology to produce green hydrogen from water using renewable energy at scale. The company designs electrolyzers that rely on anion/hydroxide exchange membranes and earth‑abundant materials, enabling sustainable energy with reliable and affordable prices. Its membranes support applications that lower fuel-cell production costs and reduce industrial carbon emissions, contributing to a more sustainable energy future.