KAMIM Technologies
Pre Seed Round in 2023
KAMIM Technologies is a leading EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) company. We specialize in crafting tailored engineering & solar energy solutions for residential, commercial, and industrial sectors. Beyond conventional solar solutions, we emphasize creating solar-powered systems, especially for the agricultural sector. Our innovative products such as solar-powered cold rooms, irrigation systems, and driers aim to revolutionize agricultural productivity and sustainability. We were founded by members with over 40 years of combined industry experience.
Ozo Innovations
Grant in 2019
Ozo Innovations Ltd. specializes in ozone-based sanitization and cleaning technologies aimed at various markets, including food production, agritechnology, and institutional cleaning. The company offers a diverse range of products, from small domestic devices that help reduce food spoilage to large-scale systems designed for hotels and restaurants. Notable offerings include the OZOCUBE system for ventilation retrofitting, the OPS-6 K9 HUGE FAN for large area ozone fulfillment, and portable units like OPS-3 and OPS-2 for specific odor control applications. Additionally, Ozo provides the EW-CUBE electrolyzed water system, which is particularly effective in the food industry. Founded in 2012 and based in Wallingford, United Kingdom, Ozo Innovations Ltd. aims to market its products across the UK, mainland Europe, and North America, emphasizing safe, energy-efficient, and eco-friendly solutions tailored to customer needs. The company was previously known as Ozone Purification Ltd. before rebranding in May 2016.
Innovex is a company focused on revolutionizing the distribution of off-grid solar energy systems and equipment through the use of digital tools. It specializes in designing, manufacturing, and installing these systems, incorporating embedded technology to enhance efficiency. Innovex's cloud-based IoT service allows for remote monitoring and management of energy systems, facilitating scalability for installers and distributors. By leveraging advanced technology, Innovex aims to simplify and improve the deployment of solar energy solutions, making them more accessible and effective for users in off-grid environments.
Concurrent Thinking
Venture Round in 2014
Concurrent Thinking Limited is a company based in Warwick, United Kingdom, specializing in the design and implementation of large-scale computing infrastructures and software tailored for high-performance computing. The firm offers a range of data center infrastructure management solutions, including concurrentCOMMAND, which interfaces with facilities management and IT systems to optimize energy efficiency, and concurrentCONTROL, a platform that monitors power, environmental conditions, servers, and operating systems within data centers. Additionally, Concurrent Thinking provides support and maintenance services to its clients, which include IT, environmental, and financial sectors, as well as facilities management. Established in 2009 and formerly known as Retromaze Limited, the company rebranded in June 2010 to reflect its focus on innovative system management solutions suitable for next-generation data centers.
Helveta
Venture Round in 2013
Helveta Ltd develops technology products for the timber and food sectors. It offers The CI World platform, an interactive cartography application that provides auditable traceability, asset tracking, resource and forest use mapping, and chain of custody control for extended supply chains; and allows monitoring logging activities, and to export data points and associated icons to GIS products enabling the online sharing of maps among communities over the Web. The company serves growers, farm managers, agronomists, and buyers. Helveta Ltd was incorporated in 2004 and is based in Oxford, the United Kingdom with operations in Nigeria, the Central African Republic, the Republic of Congo, and Cameroon.
Eight19
Venture Round in 2012
Eight19 Limited, based in Cambridge, United Kingdom, specializes in the development and manufacture of organic photovoltaic (OPV) modules designed for lightweight solar panels. Founded in 2010, the company focuses on providing energy harvesting solutions for various applications, including indoor, outdoor, and off-grid environments. Eight19's innovative use of roll-to-roll manufacturing processes and solution-based organic materials allows for cost-effective scaling of its technology. Their products are particularly suited for the internet of things, wireless devices, and portable electronics, offering benefits such as flexibility, thinness, and robustness. The company also produces integrated demonstration units, including Bluetooth-connected temperature and light sensors powered by its OPV modules, reinforcing its commitment to advancing sustainable energy solutions.
Acal Energy
Venture Round in 2011
Acal Energy is a developer of fuel cell systems, modules, and consumable chemicals tailored for various applications, including stationary, residential, and automotive uses that require more than 1 kW of power. The company focuses on creating innovative designs that significantly reduce costs associated with fuel cell systems while enhancing the performance of Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) technologies. By utilizing a proprietary liquid catalyst, Acal Energy eliminates the need for platinum in conventional fuel cells, facilitating zero-emission and clean driving solutions. This advancement allows users to benefit from clean energy without the delays associated with battery recharging, thereby promoting the broader adoption of PEM fuel cell technologies in key markets.
Eight19
Venture Round in 2010
Eight19 Limited, based in Cambridge, United Kingdom, specializes in the development and manufacture of organic photovoltaic (OPV) modules designed for lightweight solar panels. Founded in 2010, the company focuses on providing energy harvesting solutions for various applications, including indoor, outdoor, and off-grid environments. Eight19's innovative use of roll-to-roll manufacturing processes and solution-based organic materials allows for cost-effective scaling of its technology. Their products are particularly suited for the internet of things, wireless devices, and portable electronics, offering benefits such as flexibility, thinness, and robustness. The company also produces integrated demonstration units, including Bluetooth-connected temperature and light sensors powered by its OPV modules, reinforcing its commitment to advancing sustainable energy solutions.
Green Biologics
Series B in 2010
Green Biologics Limited is an industrial biotechnology company based in Abingdon, United Kingdom, specializing in renewable specialty chemicals. The company produces n-butanol, acetone, and C4 derivatives, along with GreenFlame charcoal lighting fluids. These products serve various applications across industries, including paints, coatings, adhesives, personal care, cosmetics, fragrances, food ingredients, health, and household cleaners. Green Biologics aims to become a leading supplier of advanced fermentation technologies that convert biomass into renewable fuels and chemicals. Founded in 2002, the company also maintains pilot, demo, and lab facilities in the United States, along with satellite offices in China, Brazil, and India.
Concurrent Thinking
Venture Round in 2010
Concurrent Thinking Limited is a company based in Warwick, United Kingdom, specializing in the design and implementation of large-scale computing infrastructures and software tailored for high-performance computing. The firm offers a range of data center infrastructure management solutions, including concurrentCOMMAND, which interfaces with facilities management and IT systems to optimize energy efficiency, and concurrentCONTROL, a platform that monitors power, environmental conditions, servers, and operating systems within data centers. Additionally, Concurrent Thinking provides support and maintenance services to its clients, which include IT, environmental, and financial sectors, as well as facilities management. Established in 2009 and formerly known as Retromaze Limited, the company rebranded in June 2010 to reflect its focus on innovative system management solutions suitable for next-generation data centers.
Intamac Systems
Venture Round in 2010
Intamac Systems Ltd. is a technology company that specializes in providing a cloud-based platform for the Internet of Things (IoT), enabling connectivity for various home and business applications. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Northampton, United Kingdom, with additional offices in Cambridge and Trivandrum, the company offers monitoring and control services that connect diverse products, appliances, and devices through its internet platform. This open platform facilitates two-way communication, allowing users to monitor and control their systems via mobile phones or the internet, and provides essential alerts for issues such as power failures, floods, fires, burglaries, and camera activations. Intamac also supports original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and product vendors by evolving their business models and enhancing customer engagement through tailored IoT solutions, including a full access license program that allows companies to manage and develop their custom software with reduced risk.
Helveta
Venture Round in 2010
Helveta Ltd develops technology products for the timber and food sectors. It offers The CI World platform, an interactive cartography application that provides auditable traceability, asset tracking, resource and forest use mapping, and chain of custody control for extended supply chains; and allows monitoring logging activities, and to export data points and associated icons to GIS products enabling the online sharing of maps among communities over the Web. The company serves growers, farm managers, agronomists, and buyers. Helveta Ltd was incorporated in 2004 and is based in Oxford, the United Kingdom with operations in Nigeria, the Central African Republic, the Republic of Congo, and Cameroon.
Arieso
Venture Round in 2010
Arieso Ltd. is a provider of geo-location and network optimization solutions tailored for wireless operators and service providers. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Newbury, United Kingdom, the company offers a range of products including ariesoGEO for mobile network performance monitoring, ariesoDNA for network adaptation, ariesoCMP for capital management and planning, and ariesoACP for automatic cell planning and network optimization. These solutions focus on enhancing subscriber experience by analyzing mobile connection events to identify high-usage locations, allowing operators to strategically deploy small cells. In addition to its software solutions, Arieso also provides consulting, support, and maintenance services to help clients effectively manage their network capital budget programs.
Oxsensis Ltd. is a manufacturer of non-electrical sensor systems that specialize in optical sensors for measuring pressure, temperature, and vibration in extreme environments. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Didcot, United Kingdom, the company also operates additional offices in the United States, Russia, China, and Japan. Its product offerings include advanced optical instrumentation such as the Wave-Phire Dynamic Pressure Transducer, which is designed for harsh conditions like gas turbines, and the i-Phire 4 Channel Optical Interrogator Unit, which converts optical signals into voltage signals for dynamic pressure measurements. Oxsensis serves a diverse range of industries including aerospace, power generation, oil and gas, and space, focusing on applications that require high sensitivity and immunity to electromagnetic interference. The company's innovative solutions contribute to precision controls and health monitoring in high-temperature and safety-critical environments.
Aerothermal Group
Venture Round in 2010
Aerothermal Group specialises in waste management solutions, focusing on the diversion of waste from landfill and optimising biogas energy recovery. They develop and utilise autoclaves, originally designed for aerospace applications, to treat diverse waste streams such as household, commercial, agricultural, and industrial waste. This process maximises organic material recovery, providing clients with innovative alternatives for waste treatment and green energy generation.
Marine Current Turbines
Venture Round in 2009
Marine Current Turbines Limited, founded in 2000 and based in Bristol, United Kingdom, specializes in the design, manufacture, and support of commercial-scale tidal stream power generation systems. The company focuses on developing tidal turbines that are installed on the seabed in locations with strong tidal currents or continuous ocean flows, harnessing the energy from moving water to generate electricity. In addition to supplying innovative tidal stream technology for various projects, Marine Current Turbines coordinates maintenance services during the operational phase of these installations. As of July 2015, it operates as a subsidiary of Atlantis Turbines Pte Ltd.
New Earth Solutions Group
Debt Financing in 2009
New Earth Solutions Group is a biological waste treatment and recycling company based in Verwood, United Kingdom, founded in 2002. The company specializes in the composting of source-segregated organic wastes, including animal by-products and biodegradable municipal wastes. It also processes various recyclables, such as plastics, glass, and both ferrous and non-ferrous metals. In addition to its waste treatment and composting services, New Earth Solutions develops local renewable energy plants fueled by refuse-derived materials, assisting local authorities and commercial clients in meeting or surpassing their statutory waste management targets.
Whitfield Solar
Venture Round in 2009
Whitfield Solar excels at delivering renewable energy through the development of low-cost solar concentrators. By transferring the engineering philosophies and technical know-how from established industries to this emerging arena, we have set standards for cost-effectiveness, reliability and ease of installation.
Plaxica
Venture Round in 2009
Plaxica Limited is a technology and licensing company that specializes in the production of biopolymers and platform chemicals derived from renewable resources. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Redcar, United Kingdom, Plaxica develops innovative products such as Optipure, D Lactic Acid; Xylex, Lignin Free Sugars; and Versalac, Low Cost Lactic Acid technology. The company's offerings primarily include polylactic acid polymers, which are utilized across various industries, including food packaging, textiles, automotive, electronics, and household goods. By focusing on sustainable and renewable materials, Plaxica aims to contribute to the advancement of environmentally friendly solutions in the biopolymer sector.
CamSemi is a privately-held, fabless company based in Cambridge, UK, helping customers find faster, lower cost and easier ways to design and manufacture more energy-efficient power conversion products. CamSemi’s products are based on its portfolio of patented, proprietary technologies and topologies including intelligent control architectures, RDFC and PowerBrane. These new approaches can benefit multiple markets although initially the company is targeting two major opportunities: high-volume mains power supplies and lighting applications.
Green Biologics
Venture Round in 2009
Green Biologics Limited is an industrial biotechnology company based in Abingdon, United Kingdom, specializing in renewable specialty chemicals. The company produces n-butanol, acetone, and C4 derivatives, along with GreenFlame charcoal lighting fluids. These products serve various applications across industries, including paints, coatings, adhesives, personal care, cosmetics, fragrances, food ingredients, health, and household cleaners. Green Biologics aims to become a leading supplier of advanced fermentation technologies that convert biomass into renewable fuels and chemicals. Founded in 2002, the company also maintains pilot, demo, and lab facilities in the United States, along with satellite offices in China, Brazil, and India.
Acal Energy
Venture Round in 2008
Acal Energy is a developer of fuel cell systems, modules, and consumable chemicals tailored for various applications, including stationary, residential, and automotive uses that require more than 1 kW of power. The company focuses on creating innovative designs that significantly reduce costs associated with fuel cell systems while enhancing the performance of Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) technologies. By utilizing a proprietary liquid catalyst, Acal Energy eliminates the need for platinum in conventional fuel cells, facilitating zero-emission and clean driving solutions. This advancement allows users to benefit from clean energy without the delays associated with battery recharging, thereby promoting the broader adoption of PEM fuel cell technologies in key markets.
CamSemi is a privately-held, fabless company based in Cambridge, UK, helping customers find faster, lower cost and easier ways to design and manufacture more energy-efficient power conversion products. CamSemi’s products are based on its portfolio of patented, proprietary technologies and topologies including intelligent control architectures, RDFC and PowerBrane. These new approaches can benefit multiple markets although initially the company is targeting two major opportunities: high-volume mains power supplies and lighting applications.
Green Biologics
Series A in 2007
Green Biologics Limited is an industrial biotechnology company based in Abingdon, United Kingdom, specializing in renewable specialty chemicals. The company produces n-butanol, acetone, and C4 derivatives, along with GreenFlame charcoal lighting fluids. These products serve various applications across industries, including paints, coatings, adhesives, personal care, cosmetics, fragrances, food ingredients, health, and household cleaners. Green Biologics aims to become a leading supplier of advanced fermentation technologies that convert biomass into renewable fuels and chemicals. Founded in 2002, the company also maintains pilot, demo, and lab facilities in the United States, along with satellite offices in China, Brazil, and India.