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Verretex specializes in recycling low-quality glass fiber waste, utilizing proprietary technology to restore its original quality. The company produces high-performance, regenerated glass fiber textiles, serving diverse industries like construction, automotive, and electronics. By transforming waste into reusable materials, Verretex promotes sustainability, reduces carbon emissions, and offers clients eco-friendly, high-quality solutions.

Planeto is an energy transition company that specializes in providing energy planning software solutions aimed at decarbonizing the heating energy supply in buildings. The company develops energy efficiency software that facilitates the creation of district heating and cooling networks, connecting buildings to renewable energy sources. This approach enables clients to achieve a sustainable and clean environment, contributing to broader efforts in the energy transition.

Inverto's goal is to automate mangrove restoration as a service for mangrove restoration organizations. Mangroves are much better carbon sinks than terrestrial forests and are essential for biodiversity.

Cotierra operates a decentralized biochar production platform, Terra Preta, which aims to remove carbon from the atmosphere and enhance soil health. The company transforms farmers' agricultural residues into a natural soil enhancer, biochar, using a mobile, cost-effective reactor. This process is digitally tracked and verified, enabling companies to offset their emissions and improve climate resilience in agricultural supply chains while benefiting farmers' livelihoods.

A-metal is a manufacturer of three-dimensional (3D) printers focused on making metal additive manufacturing accessible to a wide range of organizations. The company offers an affordable, compact, and safe laser powder bed fusion (LPBF) machine that features a unique cartridge system for secure powder handling, eliminating the need for a laboratory environment. This innovation allows small and medium enterprises, as well as small research and development departments, to produce small quantities of metal parts for prototypes, testing, and limited production runs. By enhancing accessibility to metal 3D printing, A-metal aims to boost innovation and sustainability within the economy.

WattAnyWhere is focused on revolutionizing the delivery of high-power electricity by providing clean, renewable energy solutions. The company has developed a mobile generator that utilizes renewable ethanol sourced from biomass to generate electricity. This innovative approach allows for fast-charging services for battery electric vehicles, making it possible to establish charging points in remote locations. By shifting away from fossil fuels and centralized power structures, WattAnyWhere aims to offer adaptable, customer-centric solutions that not only meet high electricity demands but also contribute to environmental sustainability by reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Biosimo is a chemical engineering start-up focused on producing bio-based platform chemicals through innovative processes. The company aims to develop sustainable chemicals by utilizing advanced catalytic reactions and purification techniques. Its flagship technology replaces traditional production methods of acetic acid, which typically rely on coal and gas, with a novel approach that uses ethanol derived from biomass and waste. This shift not only supports the chemical, pharmaceutical, and material industries but also provides a direct alternative to fossil-based resources, promoting a more sustainable chemical production landscape.

Synature, a Swiss startup based at EPFL Innovation Park, specializes in measuring biodiversity using bioacoustics. The company deploys automated, autonomous recorders that capture audio data from nature, then employs AI and signal processing to analyze these recordings. Synature's offerings include a user-friendly dashboard that presents the data in an accessible format, enabling clients to monitor ecosystems and quantify their health.

Corintis specializes in innovative cooling solutions for advanced computing technologies, including high-performance GPUs, CPUs, and AI accelerators. The company is developing silicon microfluidic cooling technologies that allow liquid coolant to come into direct contact with silicon chips. This embedded liquid cooling system features a network of microscopically small cooling channels integrated within the chip, effectively addressing heat extraction challenges and enabling sustainable computing. By leveraging these groundbreaking technologies, Corintis aims to help various industries overcome thermal limitations and contribute to more efficient and environmentally friendly computing solutions.

Viboo specializes in self-learning predictive control technologies, leveraging physics-informed machine learning to enhance energy management in buildings. The company provides a cloud-based platform that delivers computationally efficient models for predictive control, catering primarily to smart thermostat manufacturers and building automation service providers. Its offerings include smart thermostat solutions for residential properties and automation services for light commercial buildings. Through an intuitive application programming interface (API), Viboo’s control algorithms facilitate the optimization of energy usage by taking into account user preferences and weather forecasts, thereby promoting energy efficiency in building operations.

Composite Recycling is dedicated to advancing a novel method for recycling glass fiber reinforced polymer (GFRP) materials. The company utilizes a specialized pyrolysis technique that effectively recovers glass fibers from composite waste while largely preserving their structural and functional properties. This innovative process addresses the growing issue of composite waste from sources such as boats and wind turbine blades, allowing for the recycling of GFRP into high-quality reclaimed glass fibers and pyrolysis oil. By scaling its technology, Composite Recycling aims to provide businesses with sustainable solutions for managing composite waste and promoting environmental responsibility.

Reactive Illumination proposes an innovative green way to convert any organic waste (biowaste, tyres etc.) to mainly solid carbon and energy-efficient gases like H2, CH4, etc. within seconds without any chemicals that can be collected and used.

Biosimo is a chemical engineering start-up focused on producing bio-based platform chemicals through innovative processes. The company aims to develop sustainable chemicals by utilizing advanced catalytic reactions and purification techniques. Its flagship technology replaces traditional production methods of acetic acid, which typically rely on coal and gas, with a novel approach that uses ethanol derived from biomass and waste. This shift not only supports the chemical, pharmaceutical, and material industries but also provides a direct alternative to fossil-based resources, promoting a more sustainable chemical production landscape.

Capt'n Greenfin is dedicated to transforming the sportfishing industry through the development of sustainable fishing baits and products. The company manufactures plastic-free protein fishing baits and lead-free fishing products, including tungsten and steel jigs that mimic baitfish sought by predatory fish. These products are marketed directly to consumers and businesses across Europe. By focusing on innovative materials and environmentally friendly solutions, Capt'n Greenfin aims to promote responsible fishing practices and support the future of predator fishing.

WattAnyWhere is focused on revolutionizing the delivery of high-power electricity by providing clean, renewable energy solutions. The company has developed a mobile generator that utilizes renewable ethanol sourced from biomass to generate electricity. This innovative approach allows for fast-charging services for battery electric vehicles, making it possible to establish charging points in remote locations. By shifting away from fossil fuels and centralized power structures, WattAnyWhere aims to offer adaptable, customer-centric solutions that not only meet high electricity demands but also contribute to environmental sustainability by reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Beyond Scroll, headquartered in Winterthur, Switzerland, specializes in developing and manufacturing oil-free gas compressors. Utilizing miniaturized, co-rotating scroll technology, the company's products ensure contamination-free gas compression, making them ideal for renewable energy applications and hazardous environments. Their offerings include low-pressure compression systems for hydrogen production and sealed hermetic compressors, designed to reduce maintenance needs and enable operation in demanding conditions.

Voltiris specializes in the development of innovative solar modules tailored for greenhouses. Utilizing advanced spectral filtering technology, the company enables essential light for plant growth to pass through while converting excess light into renewable energy. This dual-use system allows greenhouse owners to generate electricity without compromising crop yield, thereby enhancing operational sustainability and energy independence. By transforming greenhouses into renewable power plants, Voltiris helps clients manage their energy costs effectively while promoting environmentally friendly practices.

Composite Recycling is dedicated to advancing a novel method for recycling glass fiber reinforced polymer (GFRP) materials. The company utilizes a specialized pyrolysis technique that effectively recovers glass fibers from composite waste while largely preserving their structural and functional properties. This innovative process addresses the growing issue of composite waste from sources such as boats and wind turbine blades, allowing for the recycling of GFRP into high-quality reclaimed glass fibers and pyrolysis oil. By scaling its technology, Composite Recycling aims to provide businesses with sustainable solutions for managing composite waste and promoting environmental responsibility.

Exomotion SA, founded in 2018 and based in Plan-les-Ouates, Switzerland, specializes in the development of innovative personal mobility devices. The company's focus is on robotics-based transporter systems that facilitate omnidirectional movement. Exomotion's electronic movement devices integrate advanced electrical boards with motion sensors and a unique wheeled mechanism, allowing for seamless movement in any direction and immediate rotation. This design aims to enhance user experience by rethinking e-mobility, prioritizing both omnidirectionality and safety in its solutions.

Antefil Composite Tech specializes in the production of fiber-reinforced plastics designed for lightweight applications and enhanced process performance. The company focuses on large-scale composite manufacturing and offers recyclable material preforms for thermoset processes. Utilizing patent-pending technology, Antefil produces glass fibers that are individually coated with meltable, recyclable plastic. This innovation enables the creation of lightweight structures, allowing manufacturers of fiber-reinforced plastics to adopt more cost-effective and energy-efficient production methods. Antefil's commitment to sustainability is reflected in its high-quality textiles made from hybrid fibers, which facilitate improved performance in composite applications.

SoHHytec SA, based in Écublens, Switzerland, specializes in the manufacture of onsite renewable fuel and energy systems. The company offers an innovative solution called Arb, designed to replace conventional fossil fuel-based energy sources. Utilizing a patented photo-electrochemical device, Arb harnesses solar energy and water to produce hydrogen, oxygen, electricity, and heat simultaneously, making it a cleaner and more sustainable alternative. This integrated system exhibits high efficiency in solar-to-fuel and solar-to-electricity conversion, while also addressing issues of grid instability associated with intermittent renewable energy sources. By providing a cost-effective and environmentally friendly method for energy production, SoHHytec aims to facilitate the transition towards a sustainable hydrogen economy and reduce dependence on fossil fuels.

Composite Recycling is dedicated to advancing a novel method for recycling glass fiber reinforced polymer (GFRP) materials. The company utilizes a specialized pyrolysis technique that effectively recovers glass fibers from composite waste while largely preserving their structural and functional properties. This innovative process addresses the growing issue of composite waste from sources such as boats and wind turbine blades, allowing for the recycling of GFRP into high-quality reclaimed glass fibers and pyrolysis oil. By scaling its technology, Composite Recycling aims to provide businesses with sustainable solutions for managing composite waste and promoting environmental responsibility.

Antefil Composite Tech specializes in the production of fiber-reinforced plastics designed for lightweight applications and enhanced process performance. The company focuses on large-scale composite manufacturing and offers recyclable material preforms for thermoset processes. Utilizing patent-pending technology, Antefil produces glass fibers that are individually coated with meltable, recyclable plastic. This innovation enables the creation of lightweight structures, allowing manufacturers of fiber-reinforced plastics to adopt more cost-effective and energy-efficient production methods. Antefil's commitment to sustainability is reflected in its high-quality textiles made from hybrid fibers, which facilitate improved performance in composite applications.

UniSieve Ltd, founded in 2018 and headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, develops and manufactures advanced molecular sieving membranes that enable efficient separation solutions across various industries. The company's innovative platform technology integrates molecular sieves with polymeric membranes to facilitate applications such as chemical feedstock purification, biogas upgrading, gas and liquid separation, and specialized uses in sensing and space-related projects. UniSieve's technology is designed to enhance energy efficiency in size-based purification processes, supporting clients in reducing carbon dioxide emissions, improving recycling rates, and lowering operational costs.

iWin, based in Manno, Switzerland, specializes in the development of an innovative photovoltaic venetian-blind shading device that is seamlessly integrated into insulating windows without affecting their design or functionality. Established in 2019, the company aims to enhance building sustainability, as the construction sector is responsible for approximately 40% of global CO2 emissions. The patented system not only generates renewable energy on-site but also effectively controls light and solar radiation, protecting buildings from overheating in summer. iWin’s product is customizable in size and color, durable, and requires minimal maintenance, boasting a payback period of less than ten years. The company has created its first working prototype and has formed partnerships with SUPSI and Pellini Group, a leader in integral venetian blinds. With a significant market opportunity, particularly in Switzerland where around 900,000 square meters of glass façades are installed annually, iWin is poised for growth in the sustainable building sector.

Infrascreen specializes in the development of nanotechnology-based solutions for greenhouse environments, focusing on enhancing energy efficiency and climate management. The company's innovative light filters are designed to alleviate heat stress on crops, ultimately supporting sustainable agriculture practices. By co-developing with the PV-center of the CSEM in Neuchâtel, Infrascreen has successfully demonstrated proof of concept for its products under laboratory conditions. This technology not only aims to reduce operational costs for greenhouse growers by minimizing heating requirements but also contributes to lowering carbon dioxide emissions associated with food production.

Mithras Technology is engaged in the development of thermoelectric generators (TEGs) that convert human body heat into usable electricity. The company's innovative wearable equipment harnesses the temperature difference between the skin and the surrounding air to charge an integrated battery, facilitating energy transfer to connected mobile devices. By focusing on sustainable energy solutions, Mithras Technology aims to transform perceptions of energy consumption and promote the adoption of environmentally friendly technologies, contributing to a more sustainable future.

Inergio is an EPFL spin-off that specializes in developing portable energy units featuring advanced fuel cell technology. Founded by Mahmoud Hadad, the company has created a modular fuel cell system that delivers ten times the power while being half the weight of existing solutions. Utilizing standard fuels such as butane and propane, Inergio's technology ensures high autonomy and can be scaled for various applications, including charging consumer electronics, providing auxiliary power for drones, and serving as fuel cells for automobiles. With a working prototype already in place, Inergio aims to launch its minimal viable product to engage in pilot projects with potential partners and customers, focusing on delivering clean, efficient, and lightweight energy solutions that allow for grid independence.

Bloom Biorenewables Ltd is a Swiss company founded in 2019, focused on developing technology that transforms wood and agricultural waste into renewable materials as alternatives to petroleum. The company specializes in creating bio-based materials for the chemical industry, targeting various markets including fragrances, plastics, and textiles. By introducing innovative production methods for biorenewable products and fuels, Bloom Biorenewables aims to provide sustainable solutions that reduce reliance on fossil fuels and contribute to climate change mitigation.

Helvitek Labs, founded in 2019 and based in Lausanne, specializes in developing advanced anti-pollution face masks. The company was established by Théo-Tim Denisart, a graduate of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne, and Roberto Costa, a former marketing director at Swatch, motivated by their experiences with severe air pollution in China. Helvitek Labs focuses on integrating artificial intelligence with innovative filtering and sealing technologies to improve mask comfort and effectiveness, particularly for health professionals who endure prolonged use of traditional respirators. Their efforts have garnered significant support, including recognition at the Start Lausanne contest and grants from the EPFL and the Vaud Foundation for Technological Innovation, which enabled the firm to establish itself within the EPFL Innovation Park and build a dedicated team. Officially incorporated as a public limited company in March 2020, Helvitek Labs aims to address the challenges associated with air quality and mask usage.

Swistor specializes in the development of high energy and ultra fast-charging battery replacements, utilizing carbon nanotube supercapacitors to enhance charging speed and extend battery life. The company aims to provide solutions that allow electronic devices to charge in under two minutes while ensuring the use of environmentally friendly and safe materials. Targeting major mobile phone manufacturers and the growing sector of self-powered IoT devices, Swistor seeks to enable businesses to offer superior battery performance in their products, promoting sustainability and efficiency in energy storage solutions.

SoHHytec SA, based in Écublens, Switzerland, specializes in the manufacture of onsite renewable fuel and energy systems. The company offers an innovative solution called Arb, designed to replace conventional fossil fuel-based energy sources. Utilizing a patented photo-electrochemical device, Arb harnesses solar energy and water to produce hydrogen, oxygen, electricity, and heat simultaneously, making it a cleaner and more sustainable alternative. This integrated system exhibits high efficiency in solar-to-fuel and solar-to-electricity conversion, while also addressing issues of grid instability associated with intermittent renewable energy sources. By providing a cost-effective and environmentally friendly method for energy production, SoHHytec aims to facilitate the transition towards a sustainable hydrogen economy and reduce dependence on fossil fuels.

Cowa Thermal Solutions AG specializes in thermal energy storage technology, utilizing phase change materials for both domestic and industrial applications. Established in 2019 and located in Root, Switzerland, the company offers innovative products such as COWA-Caps, which enhance the storage capacity of water-based thermal systems. Cowa Thermal Solutions also integrates heat pumps into its designs, significantly reducing reliance on mains electricity by harnessing energy from photovoltaic systems. This approach not only prolongs the availability of heat but also fosters energy independence, allowing clients to achieve sustainable heating solutions without dependence on external power sources.

iWin, based in Manno, Switzerland, specializes in the development of an innovative photovoltaic venetian-blind shading device that is seamlessly integrated into insulating windows without affecting their design or functionality. Established in 2019, the company aims to enhance building sustainability, as the construction sector is responsible for approximately 40% of global CO2 emissions. The patented system not only generates renewable energy on-site but also effectively controls light and solar radiation, protecting buildings from overheating in summer. iWin’s product is customizable in size and color, durable, and requires minimal maintenance, boasting a payback period of less than ten years. The company has created its first working prototype and has formed partnerships with SUPSI and Pellini Group, a leader in integral venetian blinds. With a significant market opportunity, particularly in Switzerland where around 900,000 square meters of glass façades are installed annually, iWin is poised for growth in the sustainable building sector.

RatioX Sàrl is a company based in Lausanne, Switzerland, specializing in the development of bicycle transmission systems. Founded in 2017, RatioX focuses on creating automatic, low-maintenance, and lightweight bicycle transmissions that utilize constantly variable transmission (CVT) technology. This innovative system allows cyclists to enjoy a simplified riding experience without the need to manually change gears. By providing a user-friendly solution, RatioX aims to enhance the cycling experience for commuters and recreational riders alike, contributing to improved health outcomes while addressing issues of pollution and traffic congestion.

Inergio is an EPFL spin-off that specializes in developing portable energy units featuring advanced fuel cell technology. Founded by Mahmoud Hadad, the company has created a modular fuel cell system that delivers ten times the power while being half the weight of existing solutions. Utilizing standard fuels such as butane and propane, Inergio's technology ensures high autonomy and can be scaled for various applications, including charging consumer electronics, providing auxiliary power for drones, and serving as fuel cells for automobiles. With a working prototype already in place, Inergio aims to launch its minimal viable product to engage in pilot projects with potential partners and customers, focusing on delivering clean, efficient, and lightweight energy solutions that allow for grid independence.

Roll2Go is a digital platform focused on the visualization and monitoring of shared micro-mobility services, such as bicycles and e-scooters. By streamlining collaboration between cities and micro-mobility service providers, Roll2Go automates processes that include data collection, visualization, permit management, and safety measures. The platform enables city authorities to make real-time, data-driven decisions by offering mobility data fusion, analytics, and visualization tools. Additionally, it generates customized reports and provides real-time map tracking to enhance the monitoring of shared vehicles, ultimately contributing to the success of micro-mobility in urban environments. The team at Roll2Go brings a diverse background in transportation, IT, and business, fostering innovation in the urban mobility ecosystem.

Bloom Biorenewables Ltd is a Swiss company founded in 2019, focused on developing technology that transforms wood and agricultural waste into renewable materials as alternatives to petroleum. The company specializes in creating bio-based materials for the chemical industry, targeting various markets including fragrances, plastics, and textiles. By introducing innovative production methods for biorenewable products and fuels, Bloom Biorenewables aims to provide sustainable solutions that reduce reliance on fossil fuels and contribute to climate change mitigation.

RatioX Sàrl is a company based in Lausanne, Switzerland, specializing in the development of bicycle transmission systems. Founded in 2017, RatioX focuses on creating automatic, low-maintenance, and lightweight bicycle transmissions that utilize constantly variable transmission (CVT) technology. This innovative system allows cyclists to enjoy a simplified riding experience without the need to manually change gears. By providing a user-friendly solution, RatioX aims to enhance the cycling experience for commuters and recreational riders alike, contributing to improved health outcomes while addressing issues of pollution and traffic congestion.

Yasai GmbH operates circular vertical farms within urban environments, providing rental grow space to customers. Established in 2020 and based in Zurich, Switzerland, the company cultivates a variety of herbs, including Thai basil, mint, coriander, and thyme, using sustainable methods that prioritize local production. Yasai employs innovative techniques by utilizing 90% of wastewater and capturing CO2 emissions from city traffic to enhance plant growth, all while avoiding harmful pesticides. This approach not only promotes the availability of fresh, pesticide-free products but also supports local food systems and reduces environmental impact. The company's mission centers on contributing to a circular economy and fostering healthier ecosystems for people, plants, and the planet.

Aero41 SA, incorporated in 2019 and based in Aigle, Switzerland, specializes in the manufacturing of drones specifically for crop protection. The company is focused on developing a flexible and intelligent drone platform that integrates artificial intelligence to enhance eco-responsible crop management. Aero41's drones are designed to minimize drift and comply with agricultural standards, ensuring effective spraying solutions that help farmers maintain productivity and achieve necessary yields. The drones have received approval from the Swiss government, highlighting their commitment to safety and adherence to regulatory requirements in agriculture.

Rigi Technologies is an innovative company focused on drone technology aimed at enhancing logistics and delivery systems. It specializes in developing advanced drone vehicles that facilitate faster, more efficient, and environmentally friendly deliveries. By providing inter-city drone delivery support services, Rigi Technologies seeks to ensure that communities, governments, and private businesses have universal access to goods. Its commitment to creating next-generation logistics solutions positions the company as a leader in the evolving field of drone-assisted delivery.

Inergio is an EPFL spin-off that specializes in developing portable energy units featuring advanced fuel cell technology. Founded by Mahmoud Hadad, the company has created a modular fuel cell system that delivers ten times the power while being half the weight of existing solutions. Utilizing standard fuels such as butane and propane, Inergio's technology ensures high autonomy and can be scaled for various applications, including charging consumer electronics, providing auxiliary power for drones, and serving as fuel cells for automobiles. With a working prototype already in place, Inergio aims to launch its minimal viable product to engage in pilot projects with potential partners and customers, focusing on delivering clean, efficient, and lightweight energy solutions that allow for grid independence.

Shematic, founded in Geneva in 2018, specializes in providing customized electric powertrains for a variety of vehicle manufacturers, including those in the passenger, leisure, and commercial sectors. The company aims to enhance electric mobility by delivering tailored electric solutions that cater to power outputs ranging from 1kW to 500kW. With extensive expertise in electric mobility, Shematic also offers consulting services to assist clients in developing and implementing production processes, as well as designing and producing approved engines and battery packs. This diverse skill set positions Shematic as a comprehensive partner for customers seeking effective traction systems and electrical networks for their vehicles.

Oxara AG, founded in 2018 and based in Zurich, Switzerland, focuses on providing sustainable building materials to address challenges in the construction industry, such as resource scarcity and high CO2 emissions. The company specializes in cement-free admixtures and binder technology, offering products like Oxacrete, Oxaflow, Oxabrick, Cleancrete, Cleanflow, and Cleanbrick. Oxara's innovative approach utilizes locally available landfill waste to produce a poured earth concrete that retains the advantages of traditional concrete while being significantly more eco-friendly and cost-effective. The company aims to foster a global community dedicated to sustainable construction and affordable housing, prioritizing social responsibility and environmental stewardship in its operations.

Rigi Technologies is an innovative company focused on drone technology aimed at enhancing logistics and delivery systems. It specializes in developing advanced drone vehicles that facilitate faster, more efficient, and environmentally friendly deliveries. By providing inter-city drone delivery support services, Rigi Technologies seeks to ensure that communities, governments, and private businesses have universal access to goods. Its commitment to creating next-generation logistics solutions positions the company as a leader in the evolving field of drone-assisted delivery.

Gaia Membranes AG, founded in 2019 and based in Windisch, Switzerland, specializes in the manufacturing of Amphion, an atmospheric ion exchange membrane designed for renewable energy storage and conversion. As a spin-off from the Paul Scherrer Institute, the company leverages proprietary technology to enhance the performance of vanadium redox flow batteries by enabling proton conductivity and ionic selectivity. This innovation helps to minimize capacity fading and improve round-trip efficiency, making energy storage more affordable and effective. With its gAM-40 membrane, Gaia Membranes addresses the limitations of traditional membranes, contributing to the transition towards a fully renewable energy system.

Cowa Thermal Solutions AG specializes in thermal energy storage technology, utilizing phase change materials for both domestic and industrial applications. Established in 2019 and located in Root, Switzerland, the company offers innovative products such as COWA-Caps, which enhance the storage capacity of water-based thermal systems. Cowa Thermal Solutions also integrates heat pumps into its designs, significantly reducing reliance on mains electricity by harnessing energy from photovoltaic systems. This approach not only prolongs the availability of heat but also fosters energy independence, allowing clients to achieve sustainable heating solutions without dependence on external power sources.

Oxara AG, founded in 2018 and based in Zurich, Switzerland, focuses on providing sustainable building materials to address challenges in the construction industry, such as resource scarcity and high CO2 emissions. The company specializes in cement-free admixtures and binder technology, offering products like Oxacrete, Oxaflow, Oxabrick, Cleancrete, Cleanflow, and Cleanbrick. Oxara's innovative approach utilizes locally available landfill waste to produce a poured earth concrete that retains the advantages of traditional concrete while being significantly more eco-friendly and cost-effective. The company aims to foster a global community dedicated to sustainable construction and affordable housing, prioritizing social responsibility and environmental stewardship in its operations.

Dimpora AG, based in Zürich, Switzerland, specializes in the design and manufacture of eco-friendly waterproof membranes for the outdoor textile industry. The company produces functional membranes that are primarily composed of polyurethane and utilize a unique template removal method to achieve breathability while maintaining water resistance. Dimpora's innovative technology allows for the direct application of membranes onto various 3D surfaces, enabling fast sweat transport and complete protection from rain. Committed to sustainability, Dimpora aims to develop next-generation high-performance membranes that enhance outdoor experiences without compromising environmental integrity. The company focuses on creating products that not only perform well but also prioritize the use of recyclable materials, aligning with its vision of promoting responsible enjoyment of nature.

CapAgain specializes in developing recycling systems specifically designed for single-use coffee capsules to address the environmental impact of their waste. The company's innovative system can be integrated into standard capsule machines, allowing for the automatic separation of coffee grounds from the capsule packaging. This process enables users to dispose of the coffee grounds as organic waste while facilitating the recycling of the plastic or metallic components of the capsules. By providing this solution, CapAgain aims to reduce pollution and promote more sustainable practices in coffee consumption.

Gaia Membranes AG, founded in 2019 and based in Windisch, Switzerland, specializes in the manufacturing of Amphion, an atmospheric ion exchange membrane designed for renewable energy storage and conversion. As a spin-off from the Paul Scherrer Institute, the company leverages proprietary technology to enhance the performance of vanadium redox flow batteries by enabling proton conductivity and ionic selectivity. This innovation helps to minimize capacity fading and improve round-trip efficiency, making energy storage more affordable and effective. With its gAM-40 membrane, Gaia Membranes addresses the limitations of traditional membranes, contributing to the transition towards a fully renewable energy system.

Swiss Vault Systems specializes in creating cost-effective data storage solutions aimed at transforming data management economics. The company focuses on developing systems that significantly minimize the data-carbon footprint through low power consumption, lightweight design, and quiet operation. Swiss Vault's products are designed for longevity, featuring hardware-embedded security to ensure data privacy. By combining innovative software and hardware technologies, Swiss Vault enables organizations to manage data in an economical, resilient, and environmentally sustainable manner, allowing for the preservation and accessibility of data over an extended period.

UniSieve Ltd, founded in 2018 and headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, develops and manufactures advanced molecular sieving membranes that enable efficient separation solutions across various industries. The company's innovative platform technology integrates molecular sieves with polymeric membranes to facilitate applications such as chemical feedstock purification, biogas upgrading, gas and liquid separation, and specialized uses in sensing and space-related projects. UniSieve's technology is designed to enhance energy efficiency in size-based purification processes, supporting clients in reducing carbon dioxide emissions, improving recycling rates, and lowering operational costs.

Dimpora AG, based in Zürich, Switzerland, specializes in the design and manufacture of eco-friendly waterproof membranes for the outdoor textile industry. The company produces functional membranes that are primarily composed of polyurethane and utilize a unique template removal method to achieve breathability while maintaining water resistance. Dimpora's innovative technology allows for the direct application of membranes onto various 3D surfaces, enabling fast sweat transport and complete protection from rain. Committed to sustainability, Dimpora aims to develop next-generation high-performance membranes that enhance outdoor experiences without compromising environmental integrity. The company focuses on creating products that not only perform well but also prioritize the use of recyclable materials, aligning with its vision of promoting responsible enjoyment of nature.

Gaia Membranes AG, founded in 2019 and based in Windisch, Switzerland, specializes in the manufacturing of Amphion, an atmospheric ion exchange membrane designed for renewable energy storage and conversion. As a spin-off from the Paul Scherrer Institute, the company leverages proprietary technology to enhance the performance of vanadium redox flow batteries by enabling proton conductivity and ionic selectivity. This innovation helps to minimize capacity fading and improve round-trip efficiency, making energy storage more affordable and effective. With its gAM-40 membrane, Gaia Membranes addresses the limitations of traditional membranes, contributing to the transition towards a fully renewable energy system.

MeduSoil GmbH, established in 2018 and headquartered in Lausanne, Switzerland, specializes in producing and commercializing a soil stabilization agent that generates mineral calcite in the subsurface. The company's technology addresses significant construction and environmental challenges, including soil erosion, landslide risk mitigation, and soil consolidation. By combining traditional construction methods with patented, nature-based biochemical carriers, MeduSoil creates a strong, rock-like material from typical soil, providing a solid foundation for infrastructure projects. This innovative approach not only reduces application costs and equipment requirements but also enhances long-term resilience against failures and environmental threats. MeduSoil is actively involved in both custom infrastructure repair works and new construction projects, offering effective solutions tailored to specific engineering needs.

Exomotion SA, founded in 2018 and based in Plan-les-Ouates, Switzerland, specializes in the development of innovative personal mobility devices. The company's focus is on robotics-based transporter systems that facilitate omnidirectional movement. Exomotion's electronic movement devices integrate advanced electrical boards with motion sensors and a unique wheeled mechanism, allowing for seamless movement in any direction and immediate rotation. This design aims to enhance user experience by rethinking e-mobility, prioritizing both omnidirectionality and safety in its solutions.

UniSieve Ltd, founded in 2018 and headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, develops and manufactures advanced molecular sieving membranes that enable efficient separation solutions across various industries. The company's innovative platform technology integrates molecular sieves with polymeric membranes to facilitate applications such as chemical feedstock purification, biogas upgrading, gas and liquid separation, and specialized uses in sensing and space-related projects. UniSieve's technology is designed to enhance energy efficiency in size-based purification processes, supporting clients in reducing carbon dioxide emissions, improving recycling rates, and lowering operational costs.

Dimpora AG, based in Zürich, Switzerland, specializes in the design and manufacture of eco-friendly waterproof membranes for the outdoor textile industry. The company produces functional membranes that are primarily composed of polyurethane and utilize a unique template removal method to achieve breathability while maintaining water resistance. Dimpora's innovative technology allows for the direct application of membranes onto various 3D surfaces, enabling fast sweat transport and complete protection from rain. Committed to sustainability, Dimpora aims to develop next-generation high-performance membranes that enhance outdoor experiences without compromising environmental integrity. The company focuses on creating products that not only perform well but also prioritize the use of recyclable materials, aligning with its vision of promoting responsible enjoyment of nature.

Daphne Technology SA is a climate technology company based in Ecublens, Switzerland, founded in 2017. The company specializes in developing a catalyst-free, nano-technology aimed at reducing air emissions for industries such as petrochemical, power, and transportation. Its patented solutions are designed to be miniaturized, making them particularly suitable for marine vessels. By effectively breaking down toxic pollutants into non-hazardous elements, the technology not only meets international and national regulatory requirements but also offers significant cost advantages. It allows for a substantial reduction in operating costs without necessitating a change in fuel type, thereby enabling cleaner emissions for ships using current and future fuels, including ammonia and hydrogen.

Daphne Technology SA is a climate technology company based in Ecublens, Switzerland, founded in 2017. The company specializes in developing a catalyst-free, nano-technology aimed at reducing air emissions for industries such as petrochemical, power, and transportation. Its patented solutions are designed to be miniaturized, making them particularly suitable for marine vessels. By effectively breaking down toxic pollutants into non-hazardous elements, the technology not only meets international and national regulatory requirements but also offers significant cost advantages. It allows for a substantial reduction in operating costs without necessitating a change in fuel type, thereby enabling cleaner emissions for ships using current and future fuels, including ammonia and hydrogen.

UniSieve Ltd, founded in 2018 and headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, develops and manufactures advanced molecular sieving membranes that enable efficient separation solutions across various industries. The company's innovative platform technology integrates molecular sieves with polymeric membranes to facilitate applications such as chemical feedstock purification, biogas upgrading, gas and liquid separation, and specialized uses in sensing and space-related projects. UniSieve's technology is designed to enhance energy efficiency in size-based purification processes, supporting clients in reducing carbon dioxide emissions, improving recycling rates, and lowering operational costs.

MeduSoil GmbH, established in 2018 and headquartered in Lausanne, Switzerland, specializes in producing and commercializing a soil stabilization agent that generates mineral calcite in the subsurface. The company's technology addresses significant construction and environmental challenges, including soil erosion, landslide risk mitigation, and soil consolidation. By combining traditional construction methods with patented, nature-based biochemical carriers, MeduSoil creates a strong, rock-like material from typical soil, providing a solid foundation for infrastructure projects. This innovative approach not only reduces application costs and equipment requirements but also enhances long-term resilience against failures and environmental threats. MeduSoil is actively involved in both custom infrastructure repair works and new construction projects, offering effective solutions tailored to specific engineering needs.

KITRO is a Swiss company founded in 2016 that specializes in IT solutions for food waste management within the food and beverage industry. By leveraging AI-driven technology, KITRO offers a software-as-a-service platform that automates the measurement and analysis of food waste in commercial kitchens, including restaurants and canteens. This solution enables clients to track, monitor, and reduce their food waste significantly, with reported savings of 2-8% on annual food costs and a minimum reduction of 20% in avoidable food waste. The company provides an online dashboard that delivers insights and analysis, allowing customers to optimize operational practices and improve sustainability in their food handling processes.

SelfPuris is a social enterprise focused on enhancing social and environmental sustainability in emerging economies through innovative technology. The company has developed a modular water purification device that utilizes a novel biofilm-membrane filtration technology. This device operates without chemicals, allowing users to convert greywater and surface water into safe drinking water while minimizing energy consumption. By addressing critical water purification challenges, SelfPuris aims to create both economic impact and improved living conditions in underserved communities.

Nanogence SA, established in 2017 and located in Renens, Switzerland, specializes in the development of innovative material solutions for the construction industry. The company focuses on creating synthetic, tailor-made materials that enhance the performance and sustainability of construction applications, including cement and concrete. By leveraging advanced knowledge in chemistry, material science, and nanotechnology, Nanogence has developed patented additive formulations that significantly improve the binding efficiency of cement and concrete while reducing carbon emissions by up to 50%. This enables manufacturers to achieve valuable cost savings, enhance durability, and contribute to more sustainable construction practices in a rapidly growing global market.

Daphne Technology SA is a climate technology company based in Ecublens, Switzerland, founded in 2017. The company specializes in developing a catalyst-free, nano-technology aimed at reducing air emissions for industries such as petrochemical, power, and transportation. Its patented solutions are designed to be miniaturized, making them particularly suitable for marine vessels. By effectively breaking down toxic pollutants into non-hazardous elements, the technology not only meets international and national regulatory requirements but also offers significant cost advantages. It allows for a substantial reduction in operating costs without necessitating a change in fuel type, thereby enabling cleaner emissions for ships using current and future fuels, including ammonia and hydrogen.

Daphne Technology SA is a climate technology company based in Ecublens, Switzerland, founded in 2017. The company specializes in developing a catalyst-free, nano-technology aimed at reducing air emissions for industries such as petrochemical, power, and transportation. Its patented solutions are designed to be miniaturized, making them particularly suitable for marine vessels. By effectively breaking down toxic pollutants into non-hazardous elements, the technology not only meets international and national regulatory requirements but also offers significant cost advantages. It allows for a substantial reduction in operating costs without necessitating a change in fuel type, thereby enabling cleaner emissions for ships using current and future fuels, including ammonia and hydrogen.

Embion Technologies SA is a Swiss company that focuses on extracting prebiotic ingredients for both human and animal nutrition from industrial plant byproducts. Founded in 2016 and based in Ecublens, the company employs innovative biomass processing technology to produce sustainable, low-emission products. Its offerings aim to enhance sugar reduction and support microbiome nutrition, catering to the growing global demand for functional ingredients. By leveraging its unique extraction methods, Embion facilitates the development of high-quality nutritional solutions while significantly reducing costs and time-to-market for its partners. The company is committed to advancing the circular bioeconomy through its next-generation bioactive ingredients.

Younergy is a Swiss start-up that specializes in providing solar energy solutions to consumers. The company focuses on distributed solar electricity, offering services that include financing, installation, pricing, and monitoring of solar energy systems. By facilitating access to solar technology, Younergy aims to promote sustainable energy use and support customers in transitioning to renewable energy sources.

Younergy is a Swiss start-up that specializes in providing solar energy solutions to consumers. The company focuses on distributed solar electricity, offering services that include financing, installation, pricing, and monitoring of solar energy systems. By facilitating access to solar technology, Younergy aims to promote sustainable energy use and support customers in transitioning to renewable energy sources.

TreaTech is a Swiss Cleantech company founded in 2015 by engineers from the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL). The company focuses on developing innovative treatment technology aimed at addressing the challenges of wastewater management. Its catalytic hydrothermal gasification (HTG) system provides an eco-friendly solution for the disposal of various liquid wastes, such as sewage sludge, which are typically incinerated or sent to landfills. This advanced thermochemical process transforms these wastes into valuable by-products, including renewable gas, clean water, and mineral salts that can be further upgraded into fertilizers. TreaTech's approach aligns with sustainable development goals and the principles of a circular economy, enabling clients to benefit from efficient wastewater treatment while recycling essential resources.

Chargeee operates a smart charging point network designed to enhance electric mobility. The company's infrastructure features cloud-based software that allows businesses, municipalities, offices, and other hosts to offer electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions without incurring initial investment or maintenance responsibilities. This model not only facilitates access to charging stations for EV drivers but also simplifies the management of charging sessions. Chargeee's approach promotes the widespread adoption of electric vehicles by providing a reliable and user-friendly charging experience.

TreaTech is a Swiss Cleantech company founded in 2015 by engineers from the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL). The company focuses on developing innovative treatment technology aimed at addressing the challenges of wastewater management. Its catalytic hydrothermal gasification (HTG) system provides an eco-friendly solution for the disposal of various liquid wastes, such as sewage sludge, which are typically incinerated or sent to landfills. This advanced thermochemical process transforms these wastes into valuable by-products, including renewable gas, clean water, and mineral salts that can be further upgraded into fertilizers. TreaTech's approach aligns with sustainable development goals and the principles of a circular economy, enabling clients to benefit from efficient wastewater treatment while recycling essential resources.

Younergy is a Swiss start-up that specializes in providing solar energy solutions to consumers. The company focuses on distributed solar electricity, offering services that include financing, installation, pricing, and monitoring of solar energy systems. By facilitating access to solar technology, Younergy aims to promote sustainable energy use and support customers in transitioning to renewable energy sources.

TwentyGreen is a Swiss company that specializes in the production of probiotic feed supplements designed for sustainable animal farming. Founded in 2015 and based in Root, Switzerland, the company has developed a triple active probiotic that addresses key challenges in intensive animal farming, such as improving digestion, enhancing responses to plant-based feeds, and promoting better feed conversion ratios. This innovative product, rooted in research on intestinal health from the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), aims to optimize gut microbiota, which is vital for food metabolism and immune defense. By offering significant benefits, such as reduced disease incidence and lower ecological impact, TwentyGreen seeks to capture a 10% share of the rapidly growing global animal feed probiotic market, valued at over $4 billion annually. To achieve this, the company engages in extensive research and development in collaboration with academic partners, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards for both human food and animal feed.

milKit specializes in innovative solutions for maintaining tubeless bicycle tires, focusing on ease of use and efficiency. The company's portable kit allows riders to measure and replenish tire sealant without deflating the tire, ensuring that air pressure is maintained and hands remain clean. Founded by product development engineer Pius Kobler and entrepreneur Sven Rizzotti, both avid mountain bikers, milKit addresses common challenges faced by cyclists. Their product not only simplifies tire maintenance but also promotes an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional rubber inner tubes, making it easier for bike owners to care for their equipment sustainably.

Younergy is a Swiss start-up that specializes in providing solar energy solutions to consumers. The company focuses on distributed solar electricity, offering services that include financing, installation, pricing, and monitoring of solar energy systems. By facilitating access to solar technology, Younergy aims to promote sustainable energy use and support customers in transitioning to renewable energy sources.

Younergy is a Swiss start-up that specializes in providing solar energy solutions to consumers. The company focuses on distributed solar electricity, offering services that include financing, installation, pricing, and monitoring of solar energy systems. By facilitating access to solar technology, Younergy aims to promote sustainable energy use and support customers in transitioning to renewable energy sources.

milKit specializes in innovative solutions for maintaining tubeless bicycle tires, focusing on ease of use and efficiency. The company's portable kit allows riders to measure and replenish tire sealant without deflating the tire, ensuring that air pressure is maintained and hands remain clean. Founded by product development engineer Pius Kobler and entrepreneur Sven Rizzotti, both avid mountain bikers, milKit addresses common challenges faced by cyclists. Their product not only simplifies tire maintenance but also promotes an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional rubber inner tubes, making it easier for bike owners to care for their equipment sustainably.

Smart-LED is offering smart led streetlights that empower safety and green functionalities.

AquAero GmbH, founded in 2014 and based in Windisch, Switzerland, specializes in innovative water harvesting technology aimed at addressing water scarcity in arid environments. The company has developed a pure steam drying technology that utilizes metal organic frameworks to extract drinking water from the air, even in desert conditions. This scalable solution not only provides a sustainable source of pure water but also incorporates energy-efficient methods for material drying, employing superheated steam to enhance water harvesting and dehumidification processes. AquAero's advancements represent a significant step towards addressing global water challenges.

ImagineCargo GmbH, founded in 2014 and headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, specializes in sustainable package delivery services tailored for e-commerce businesses. The company connects bike couriers in urban areas with passenger trains, establishing a new delivery chain that enhances speed, flexibility, and sustainability. By utilizing a proprietary platform, ImagineCargo offers an integrated end-to-end logistics solution that allows for easy integration and direct shipments from warehouses. This system enables real-time management of the supply chain and provides a convenient track-and-trace portal for customers, thereby improving the overall delivery experience. Through its innovative approach, ImagineCargo helps e-commerce companies differentiate themselves in the marketplace, enhance customer loyalty, and boost sales.

milKit specializes in innovative solutions for maintaining tubeless bicycle tires, focusing on ease of use and efficiency. The company's portable kit allows riders to measure and replenish tire sealant without deflating the tire, ensuring that air pressure is maintained and hands remain clean. Founded by product development engineer Pius Kobler and entrepreneur Sven Rizzotti, both avid mountain bikers, milKit addresses common challenges faced by cyclists. Their product not only simplifies tire maintenance but also promotes an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional rubber inner tubes, making it easier for bike owners to care for their equipment sustainably.

Mikro Trees is a mobile and web platform to help protect the environment and fight deforestation.

Gamaya is a company focused on enhancing the efficiency and sustainability of both large-scale and small-holder farming through advanced farmland mapping and diagnostics solutions. It employs patented hyperspectral imaging technology, embedded cameras, and analytical software to convert raw hyperspectral and satellite data into actionable insights for farmers. This innovative approach enables farmers to optimize their use of water, fertilizers, chemicals, and fuel, ultimately improving the quality and quantity of their agricultural production. By facilitating better decision-making, Gamaya's solutions contribute to increased crop yields while minimizing environmental impact, thereby supporting sustainable agriculture and global food security.

Eturnity AG is a Swiss company founded in 2012, specializing in software solutions for the renewable energy sector. The company develops tools such as the Eturnity Solar Calculator and Eturnity Solar Expert, which assist users in evaluating the potential of photovoltaic systems, simulating installations, and generating customer quotations. Additionally, Eturnity offers the Heating Calculator and Heating Expert, designed for assessing new heating systems and supporting the selection of optimal heating pumps. These platforms aim to streamline the sales and customer service processes for solar and heating installers, enhancing efficiency and improving customer interactions. Eturnity also provides consulting services to help determine the optimal sizing of photovoltaic systems. With a focus on facilitating the transition to renewable energy, Eturnity's software solutions support businesses in a decentralized energy landscape, enabling effective engagement with customers. The company operates from its headquarters in Chur and maintains an additional office in Sankt Gallen, Switzerland.

Gamaya is a company focused on enhancing the efficiency and sustainability of both large-scale and small-holder farming through advanced farmland mapping and diagnostics solutions. It employs patented hyperspectral imaging technology, embedded cameras, and analytical software to convert raw hyperspectral and satellite data into actionable insights for farmers. This innovative approach enables farmers to optimize their use of water, fertilizers, chemicals, and fuel, ultimately improving the quality and quantity of their agricultural production. By facilitating better decision-making, Gamaya's solutions contribute to increased crop yields while minimizing environmental impact, thereby supporting sustainable agriculture and global food security.

SIGMAtools GmbH, founded in 2013 in Zurich, is a high-tech start-up focused on enhancing energy and resource efficiency in manufacturing. The company specializes in measuring technology and analysis methods to optimize tools and production equipment. By providing analytics services, SIGMAtools helps clients assess machine tools and production processes, facilitating the transition to energy-efficient and sustainable manufacturing practices. Their services enable businesses to meet emerging regulatory requirements while improving overall operational efficiency.

CleanGreens Solutions SA is an agricultural technology company based in Molondin, Switzerland, focused on innovative methods for growing fresh lettuce. Established in 2012, the company utilizes mobile aeroponics, which significantly reduces water consumption and minimizes contamination risks. By integrating advancements in logistics, agronomy, climate control, and automation, CleanGreens Solutions aims to achieve up to 70 times the productivity compared to traditional farming methods. This approach not only enhances the quality and longevity of the lettuce but also ensures that customers receive fresh and pesticide-free produce. Through its commitment to sustainability and efficiency, CleanGreens Solutions is transforming the supply chain for fresh greens.

Solar Greenings develops a safe process for planning, financing, installing, and operating solar power plants. It concentrates on homogeneous areas with a high solar potential. Solar Greenings offers an impact investment model including all stakeholders, property owners, solar providers, solar investors, energy suppliers, banks, and government.

Eaternity AG is a software management company based in Zurich, Switzerland, that specializes in the restaurant industry. Founded in 2014 by Judith Ellens and Manuel Klarmann at ETH Zurich, Eaternity provides a platform that offers a real-time calculation engine for addressing allergen and nutrition declarations, as well as assessing the carbon footprint of meals and restaurants. The company's solutions enable restaurant owners to gain valuable insights into their supply chain, facilitating informed decision-making. Eaternity also aims to support organizations globally in calculating the environmental impact of their food products, striving for a sustainable food system within the planet's ecological boundaries. Through its Eaternity Score, the company transparently communicates the environmental effects of various food products, serving both consumers and decision-makers.

CleanGreens Solutions SA is an agricultural technology company based in Molondin, Switzerland, focused on innovative methods for growing fresh lettuce. Established in 2012, the company utilizes mobile aeroponics, which significantly reduces water consumption and minimizes contamination risks. By integrating advancements in logistics, agronomy, climate control, and automation, CleanGreens Solutions aims to achieve up to 70 times the productivity compared to traditional farming methods. This approach not only enhances the quality and longevity of the lettuce but also ensures that customers receive fresh and pesticide-free produce. Through its commitment to sustainability and efficiency, CleanGreens Solutions is transforming the supply chain for fresh greens.

UrbanFarmers specializes in creating urban agriculture systems that integrate aquaponics, allowing for the cultivation of fish and plants in urban environments. The company focuses on developing rooftop farm solutions tailored for commercial growers and food retailers, utilizing unused spaces such as empty buildings and rooftops. By transforming these underutilized areas into productive agricultural sites, UrbanFarmers enables clients to maximize their real estate while contributing to sustainable food production in urban settings.

ElectricFeel AG, founded in 2012 and based in Zurich, Switzerland, specializes in developing software that facilitates the integration of E-Bikes and charging infrastructures, promoting a pollution-free transportation system. The company focuses on creating sustainable and profitable fleets of electric vehicles by leveraging advanced technology and industry expertise. Its software solutions manage various aspects of shared electric mobility, including fleet usage, maintenance, user accounts, payments, billing, and data analytics. By providing these comprehensive services, ElectricFeel enables entrepreneurs, utilities, and mobility providers to effectively establish and scale their micromobility businesses, ensuring a seamless user experience for customers.

CleanGreens Solutions SA is an agricultural technology company based in Molondin, Switzerland, focused on innovative methods for growing fresh lettuce. Established in 2012, the company utilizes mobile aeroponics, which significantly reduces water consumption and minimizes contamination risks. By integrating advancements in logistics, agronomy, climate control, and automation, CleanGreens Solutions aims to achieve up to 70 times the productivity compared to traditional farming methods. This approach not only enhances the quality and longevity of the lettuce but also ensures that customers receive fresh and pesticide-free produce. Through its commitment to sustainability and efficiency, CleanGreens Solutions is transforming the supply chain for fresh greens.

Citiviz creates smart urban mobility applications & ecosystems for citizens, experts and stakeholders. They like sharing ideas about innovative transportation solutions and sustainable cities! They develop computing and geo-visualization solutions for urban intelligence, spatio-temporal monitoring and decision making. Citiviz is specialized on urban transportation and innovative mobility for sustainable cities. Three products are commercialized: Parking Monitoring, Shared Mobility Monitoring, and Advanced Graph/Spatial Computing Platform. They are a team of experienced and quick study engineers! Citiviz is delivering consulting and business intelligence product for urban mobility, contributing to the next generation of intelligent cities. Their solutions and expertise are used by multinationals, enterprises, SMEs, public institutions, professionals and experts, academics, and R&D groups. Their clients are mainly located in Switzerland, France, Scotland and United Kingdom. Citiviz’ ecosystem and knowledge help them in solving complex problems and in answering urgent needs related to transportation, urban & regional planning, architecture and environmental engineering. Founded in August 2012, Citiviz Sàrl (Citiviz) is a spin-off from Ecole polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) and the Geographic Information Systems Laboratory (LASIG) leaded by Prof. François Golay. Over last 10 years, Citiviz and its international R&D partners have completed different projects in various countries: Québec City, Barcelona, Genève, Portugal, Bagdad, Winterthur, Ljubljana, Nice Côte d'Azur. Based on their solutions, these projects were looking on building better knowledge for actions related to transportation, economic development & management, urban planning and humanitarian crisis analysis.

ElectricFeel AG, founded in 2012 and based in Zurich, Switzerland, specializes in developing software that facilitates the integration of E-Bikes and charging infrastructures, promoting a pollution-free transportation system. The company focuses on creating sustainable and profitable fleets of electric vehicles by leveraging advanced technology and industry expertise. Its software solutions manage various aspects of shared electric mobility, including fleet usage, maintenance, user accounts, payments, billing, and data analytics. By providing these comprehensive services, ElectricFeel enables entrepreneurs, utilities, and mobility providers to effectively establish and scale their micromobility businesses, ensuring a seamless user experience for customers.

UrbanFarmers specializes in creating urban agriculture systems that integrate aquaponics, allowing for the cultivation of fish and plants in urban environments. The company focuses on developing rooftop farm solutions tailored for commercial growers and food retailers, utilizing unused spaces such as empty buildings and rooftops. By transforming these underutilized areas into productive agricultural sites, UrbanFarmers enables clients to maximize their real estate while contributing to sustainable food production in urban settings.