Carbon Upcycling Technologies (“CUT”) was formed to use the pollution of today to build the materials of tomorrow by converting CO2 gas into solid products. CUT sells advanced solid products derived from greenhouse emissions and cheaply available solids. Since 2014, CUT has scaled its ability to capture CO2 emissions from point sources, such as power plants, by over a million times and has technically validated the performance of its end products in over 10 different industrial markets. Through its portfolio of CO2-derived solid nanoparticles, CUT has technically validated its solutions for use in the plastics, coatings, epoxy, adhesives, concrete, lithium-ion battery, and pharmaceutical industries. CUT commercialized a corrosion-resistant coating, utilizing its nanoparticles, in 2017, becoming the youngest CO2 utilization company to generate commercial revenue (&l;2.5 years since inception) and has since been confirmed as one of the top CO2 utilization companies in the world as one of the 10 Carbon X-Prize Finalists. CUT has been named as a Solar Impulse Efficient Solution label recipient, a funding recipient of Fundación Repsol Entrepreneurs Fund, and a winner of the 2019 76West Clean Technology Competition.

Boston Materials empowers leaders in the electronics, transportation, and energy sectors to overcome their design limitations with new materials. The company's patented Z-axis Fiber is a lightweight, corrosion-resistant material with exceptional energy-diffusion capabilities (including thermal, electrical, and structural loads.) It is created entirely from reclaimed carbon fiber, allowing for high-performance, high-volume materials and components with the lowest possible carbon footprint. Key products include materials and components for electronics thermal management, fuel cells, and vehicle lightweighting.

At Leading Edge Equipment Technologies, we have built a drop-in wafer manufacturing technology – compatible with existing cell manufacturing lines – that reduces the most cost, capital, and carbon-intensive step of solar panel manufacturing by up to 40 percent: the production of a silicon wafer. Today, the solar industry uses a seven-step process to make wafers, wire-sawing and processing large silicon bricks grown from large, energy-intensive furnaces. This process wastes over half of the silicon ingot, consumes diamond-coated wire, and constitutes over 80 percent of the panel’s final carbon footprint. Leading Edge has developed a two-steps process that directly makes single-crystal silicon wafers without the excessive waste, and using only one-third of the energy per furnace. Even more critically, Leading Edge wafers have the superior quality to enable a “drop-in” up to five percent power increase with commodity solar panel technology. By enabling low cost and higher efficiency, Leading Edge’s breakthrough Floating Silicon Method™ technology gives customers a true double-win.

LineVision enables utilities to improve transmission line capacity, resilience and safety through advanced, non-contact sensors and analytics. LineVision’s solution provides utility clients with previously unavailable visibility on asset health and safety for optimized asset management. LineVision’s turnkey, non-contact systems can be rapidly deployed without the need for outages, live line work or specialized equipment. LineVision is dedicated to helping utilities optimize the performance of the electric power grid.

Pearl is a national firm that provides third-party certification of healthy, safe, comfortable, energy, and water-efficient homes. Working with real estate agents, contractors, and builders, the company helps sellers recoup the value of their home investments by increasing buyer confidence in one of the most important transactions of purchasing a home. Founded in 2015, Pearl Certification is headquartered in Charlottesville, Virginia.

Sustaine brings low-cost energy, renewables and energy efficiency to businesses and institutions.

At Electrified Thermal, we are working to decarbonize the hottest industries and processes by replacing fossil fuels with renewable heat. Our new technology, the Joule Hive Thermal Battery, converts unreliable solar and wind energy into on-demand heat, stored at temperatures approaching 2000 degrees Celsius. The stored heat can be delivered to industrial furnaces, boilers, or power plants that the Joule Hive is co-located with, enabling a phase-out of fossil fuels across heavy industry by 2050. For more information, visit electrifiedthermal.com.

Bodhi's mission is to cultivate the bond between people and the energy that powers their lives. Our software platform empowers solar companies to deliver amazing customer experiences with ease. Bodhi automates communication and personalizes the homeowners’ experience, so that installers can focus on what they do best - executing projects, making more sales, and transforming communities around energy.

ndustrial.io offers analytical engines that help businesses control production, improve energy efficiency, and eliminate waste. They help organizations, primarily mid-tier manufacturers, become more competitive through energy efficiency, waste elimination, and other fiscally responsible, environmentally intelligent solutions. With a proprietary industrial operating system, the company integrates legacy data, streamlines deployments of new Industrial IoT assets, and hosts model predictive control algorithms. ndustrial.io services include energy efficiency retrofits, real-time energy analytics and sustainability monitoring software, renewable energy technologies, and sustainability consulting. It also deploys real-time cloud=based applications for factories and industrial facilities around the world. ndustrial.io was founded in 2015 and is based in Durham, North Carolina, United States.

ClearFlame decarbonizes heavy-duty engines while reducing operating costs, to protect the future from the challenge of diesel fuel. The company's technology enables heavy-duty engine manufacturers to produce engines at a lower cost, while simultaneously providing their customers with higher performance and fuel cost savings. Founded in 2016 by BJ Johnson and Julie Blumreiter, ClearFlame Engines is headquartered in Woodridge, Illinois.

Copper Labs unlocks real-time data from existing electric, gas, and water meters wirelessly and at a fraction of the expense and effort of traditional smart meter deployments. Using this information, Copper Labs helps utilities across North America support a data-driven transition to a low-carbon economy, increase resilience in the face of a changing climate, improve equity, manage demand, and deliver an exceptional customer experience.

Rebound has developed a freeze point suppression cycle that offers a 3-in-1 solution, combining agile freezing, unprecedented humidity control and demand response capabilities for frozen food processors and cold chain logistics companies. Rebound’s IcePoint meets varying cooling demands while simultaneously optimizing moisture levels equating to improved system performance, increased productivity, lower demand charges and excellent return on investment. Rebound’s IcePoint thermal storage capability has already proven to be the cheapest battery on the planet and will support decarbonization of the grid via year-round thermal storage and flexible demand. IcePoint thermal storage capability is supported via the Inflation Reduction Act and utility rebate programs. Rebound Technologies has received funding from the National Science Foundation, The U.S. Department of Energy, Clean Energy Ventures, Skyview Ventures, and others. Rebound commissioned its first full-scale commercial installation in 2023 and has demonstrated excellent performance with the world’s largest cold chain warehouse and distribution center, owner/operator – Lineage Logistics.