Perpetual Next, a clean tech company founded in 2019 in Netherlands, develops and operates production facilities using state-of-the-art conversion technologies to convert regional low-grade organic waste streams into renewable biobased products like biocoal, biochar, and …
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Ergosup, a French cleantech startup founded in 2012, develops and commercializes solutions for the production and storage of green hydrogen using its own patented electrolysis technology. The company has developed HyRiS products, which are green hydrogen refueling …
H2Pro, an Israeli cleantech startup founded in 2019, produces green hydrogen using a membrane-free technology that reduces capital expenditure by half compared to traditional electrolyzers. The company is backed by investors such as Bill Gates’ Breakthrough Energy …
BayoTech provides hydrogen generation systems on site for the agriculture, fuel cells, and energy industries. BioTech’s compact and adaptable systems can manufacture up to 1,000 kilograms of hydrogen per day using existing natural gas pipelines or …
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Enapter, a German cleantech company founded in 2017, develops and manufactures AEM (Anion Exchange Membrane) Electrolyzers to produce green hydrogen as a replacement for fossil fuels. Enapter’s AEM Electrolyzers are modular and can be deployed …
Advanced Ionics, an American clean tech company founded in 2017, develops a breakthrough electrolyzer technology that uses industrial waste heat to produce green hydrogen without a green premium. By reducing the amount of electricity needed …
Exeger is a Swedish company that specializes in developing and producing customizable solar cells that can convert all forms of light into electrical energy. The company aims to provide world-changing technologies to improve everyday life. Exeger …
