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The companies appearing sourced from our research and from referrals from our network of experts. They are of all stages. The common theme is innovative breakthroughs or proven solutions with potential to scale.
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Specializing in perovskite-based energy solutions, this company develops modules for autonomous devices and solar cells that increase the efficiency of traditional panels by 25%. These advancements broaden the potential of renewable energy, offering more efficient and versatile solutions for various industries.

Based on 25 years of research, a proprietary method generates clean hydrogen energy, powering sustainable projects across the U.S., Sweden, and Germany. The technology provides affordable, environmentally friendly energy for residential, commercial, and industrial use, addressing the growing global need for scalable clean energy solutions.

By using environmentally friendly electrolytes, this flow cell technology generates electricity for low-voltage electric vehicles and mobile energy applications. Its flow technology provides sustainable energy generation and storage solutions, particularly for transportation and other sectors.

Based in Ankaleshwar, Gujarat, India, this is a family-run, recycling business that converts low value plastic waste into quality sustainable materials for furniture, building and construction applications, advancing the circular economy in India and globally.

They have developed a sustainable mushroom based material as an alternative to polystyrene styrofoam and cardboard packaging. The material is customizable to any shape, size and surface finish. It is stronger than concrete pound for pound and is a better thermal insulator than fiberglass. It is fire resistant, water proof, 100% compostable, odorless, mold resistant and non-toxic.

This patented thermal engine captures low-temperature waste heat to generate energy in industrial and municipal settings, eliminating the need for fuel and emissions. Unlike high-temperature solutions, it works at sub-boiling temperatures, providing access to a significant, untapped market worth billions of dollars in potential opportunities.

Using AI technology, this solution targets the U.S. grid’s largest unmanaged electrical load, offering savings of up to 100 TWh per year. Virtual power plant technology helps meet the rising energy demand from AI data centers, with plans for quick, profitable nationwide deployment to manage peak load effectively.

A gel-cap-based material dissolves within 2 weeks to 2 months, depending on moisture and heat. Intended for single-use plastics, it decomposes harmlessly in landfills, waterways, and oceans, addressing microplastic concerns and offering a more sustainable alternative to non-PET recycling for single-use items.

With patented AEM electrolysers, this technology facilitates on-site green hydrogen generation for energy storage, industrial use, and transportation. It provides a scalable, efficient solution for clean hydrogen production, helping to advance sustainable energy applications across multiple industries.

Thorium-based nuclear technology offers enhanced safety and efficiency by using thorium, which has low radioactivity and high availability. This results in reduced nuclear waste, higher fuel efficiency, and improved environmental safety, while also preventing weapons production, tackling critical challenges in the future of nuclear energy.

This company was established in 2005 to save London's decommissioned fire-hose, ones that had become too damaged to repair and were going to landfill. Today, their highly skilled craftspeople make beautifully designed bags and homeware from 15 different reclaimed materials. 50% of profits from the Fire-hose Collection go to The Fire Fighters Charity and 50% of profits from the Fire & Hide Collection go to Barefoot College International.

Using patented solid-state fermentation, this company converts organic waste from industrial, agricultural, and municipal sources into biogas, biomethane, and valuable byproducts. With a global presence and Swiss headquarters, it provides scalable waste-to-energy solutions, focusing on emission reduction and promoting renewable energy and sustainable material cycles.

Focusing on green ammonia and hydrogen projects, the company advances low-carbon technologies designed to significantly reduce emissions. These efforts contribute to the transition toward a sustainable, low-carbon economy by offering scalable solutions to meet the increasing demand for clean, renewable energy sources.

Focused on women’s health, the company develops neuroscientific solutions like a wearable device to regulate pain and emotions during menstruation. Through collaborations with research institutions, it is also exploring treatments for postpartum depression and menopause, leveraging innovative, science-driven approaches to tackle significant health challenges.
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