Abatable is a carbon offsetting procurement platform which connects companies with carbon project developers of high quality carbon offsets. Abatable facilitates procurement decisions by offering third party quality assessments of projects and by standardizing multi-year purchase agreements and an automated RFP platform. Abatable is based in London.

Accure provides energy storage performance and asset management software for stationary and mobile applications. Accure’s analytics products help battery asset managers like operators of home-storage, grid-scale energy storage, automotive companies and insurances businesses to monitor battery health, safety and warranty in real time throughout the lifecycle – without physically touching the assets. Accure is based in Aachen, Germany.

Apolitical is a training, knowledge sharing, and networking platform for government and policy professionals with an initial focus on informing climate and artificial intelligence policymaking. The company improves knowledge sharing and best practice discovery and adoption in the underserved $28 billion global online government learning market. Apolitical is based in London.

Axiom Cloud addresses coldchain customers’ single largest energy, maintenance, and sustainability challenges. Axiom software provides a platform to identify refrigeration problems before they occur, autonomously solve refrigeration maintenance and energy problems, and help customers save on their energy bill through virtual battery enablement. Axiom Cloud is based in Oakland, California.

Chargerhelp is a data-driven operations and maintenance service provider for electric vehicle charging stations. Their solution improves EV charger reliability through its remote diagnostics, dispatch software, and on-demand technician platform. The company also provides a national workforce development program to train EV technicians. ChargerHelp! is based in Los Angeles, California.

Chargetrip is the world's leading Smart EV Routing platform. Their unique routing engine accurately predicts the energy consumption for all EVs, under all driving scenarios. Proprietary algorithms then compute the optimal route from A to B (to C, to D, ..), including the optimal charge stations in between. Built-in predictive models minimize total travel-time and total travel-costs. Their EV routing service is exposed as a SaaS-based API that effortlessly slots into existing telemetry and navigation solutions, optimizing the UX for EV-drivers and the total cost of ownership of electrified fleets; owned, leased, rented, shared and autonomous. Chargetrip is based in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

Copper Labs builds internet-of-things solutions that help utilities and supply chain partners leverage real-time energy data. Copper technology enables data access and analytics from existing electric, gas and water meters so utilities and network operators can address demand variability, perform outage management, and accelerate energy efficiency. Copper Labs is based in Boulder, Colorado.

Curo helps fleet vehicles to electrify and scale at a fraction of the cost and time, whilst providing contracted revenue and streamlining management for EV charging and parking asset owners. The team achieves this by creating and managing virtual depots from existing infrastructure. Curo is based in San Francisco, California.

Datch provides voice interface technology for industrial operations including sustainable power generation and electric vehicle manufacturing. The company’s voice-visual technology brings wider context and nuance to human and digital connections, improving the speed, quality, and experience of work for frontline workers, while accelerating knowledge capture and sharing for the organization. Datch is based in San Francisco, California.

Delos is a specialty AI-enabled insurance company with climate and catastrophe expertise vertically integrated into all levels including underwriting, pricing, and portfolio management. Initially focused on wildfire risk, Delos’ proprietary AI risk modeling enables profitable protection in regions that legacy providers are exiting, benefiting both homeowners and insurers. Delos is based in San Francisco, California.

Demex develops novel risk transfer products for insurers. Demex’s first product helps insurers address the massive gaps opening up in reinsurance markets as, for the first time, insurer’s losses caused by extreme weather, like severe thunderstorms, exceed losses from catastrophes, like hurricanes and earthquakes. The Demex team combines expertise in traditional reinsurance product design and parametric insurance with expertise in weather data and modeling to create the solution: a parametric reinsurance product that insurers can use to precisely target their exposure to non-catastrophic weather events. Demex won the ‘Insurtech Product of the Year’ at the 2024 Insurance Insider Honors and ‘Innovation in Parametrics (Weather and NatCat - Private Sector)' at the global Parametric Insurer Awards 2024.

Element Analytics is an industrial data analytics company bridging the gap between sensors and business insights. Element’s software processes and integrates large volumes of data from a wide variety of sources to generate reliable digital models of complex equipment and systems. This ensures “artificial intelligence” is based on consistent and reliable inputs. Element is based in Oakland, California.

EnMass Energy provides a digital platform for the optimization of procurement and operations of waste-to-value supply chains. The company’s platform creates transparency and efficiency for waste streams turning an undervalued feedstock into a commodity. EnMass is based in Durham, North Carolina.

Everactive (formerly known as PsiKick) designs and delivers battery-free industrial IoT sensor and analytics solutions. The company’s technology allows for low cost, long-lived, and intelligent instrumentation of industrial operations, such as steam trap and motor monitoring, that have previously been too expensive or dangerous to connect into the industrial internet. Everactive is based in Santa Clara, California and Charlottesville, Virginia.

The First Resonance factory operating system brings the extremely dynamic product development, testing, and manufacturing software principles that enabled rapid innovation at SpaceX out into the world — including to leading hardware companies driving the energy transition. “Move fast and don’t break things.” First Resonance is based in Los Angeles, California.

FreeWire Technologies provides mobile energy storage solutions, enabling “electrification beyond the electric grid”. The company combines unique supply chain and distribution channel partnerships with innovative software engineering to deliver battery-powered electricity into large commercial and industrial markets, which have traditionally been dominated by diesel generators. FreeWire also serves the growing electric vehicle charging market with on-demand and modular charging solutions. FreeWire is based in San Leandro, California.

GoExpedi is a supply chain procurement and distribution platform featuring an e-commerce marketplace for parts and equipment in the energy industry. GoExpedi’s platform covers over 200,000 SKUs and delivers unprecedented transparency, supply chain analytics, and customer / supplier discover potential for manufacturers, service providers, and operators across the industry. GoExpedi is based in Houston, Texas.

Hydrosat is a geospatial analytics company that uses a broad spectrum of space imagery to create valuable agricultural, environmental and defense products. The Company collects thermal infrared data from space-based sensors and incorporates machine learning to provide a suite of analytics software for use in climate mitigation and adaptation. Hydrosat is based in Washington, DC.

Korial provides AI-powered software for autonomous inspection robots operating in hazardous and remote industrial environments. Its hardware-agnostic platform equips ground and aerial robots with navigation, edge processing, and AI analytics for tasks such as leak detection, emissions monitoring, and predictive maintenance. The platform supports mixed fleets from vendors like Boston Dynamics, ExRobotics, DJI, and ANYbotics—enabling continuous inspection and seamless integration with customer systems and digital twins. Korial is based in Darmstadt, Germany.

Lastwall is building new internet security systems, broadly based on new ways of authenticating users and strongly enforcing identity. Lastwall is based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

Longview is building an agentic home restoration services platform to reduce the need to fully rebuild homes after climate disasters or damages. By combining AI-powered back-office automation with embedded field operations, Longview restores damaged homes faster and at lower cost across a growing network restoration service firms. Longview is based in Nashville, TN.

MineralSoft is a cloud-based software-as-a-service business providing data aggregation and management for the underserved market of upstream minority interest owners. The company tracks mineral rights, royalties, land rights, performance and commodity pricing data to ensure owners receive correct payment (industry estimates ~10% underpayment) while optimizing workflow and building unique datasets. MineralSoft is based in Austin, Texas.

Mira is a visual computing platform empowering frontline industrial workers with hands-free real-time access to remote experts and augmented reality (“AR”) workflows. Mira runs on the smartphones that workers already carry and that enterprise IT departments have already permissioned, removing onerous hardware costs and integrations typically associated with AR. Mira is based in Los Angeles, California.

Mission Secure is an industrial cyber defense company providing asset-level protection to critical infrastructure across the energy, power, transportation, and defense industries. The company’s integrated hardware-plus-software solutions can be deployed on existing control systems for cost-effective monitoring, defense, and control against active cyber attacks and latent threats. Mission Secure is based in Charlottesville, Virginia and Houston, Texas.

Nuclearn develops AI software to modernize operations, engineering, and regulatory workflows at nuclear power plants. Built with deep domain expertise and embedded in daily plant operations at dozens of US reactor sites, Nuclearn helps utilities reduce O&M costs, improve uptime, and strengthen compliance. Nuclearn is based in Phoenix, Arizona.

Ocient deploys novel software architecture that dramatically reduces the energy intensity and cost of large-scale compute and data operations including data loading, transformation, complex query processing, analytics, and AI inference. Ocient is based in Chicago, IL.

Omnidian provides remote monitoring and diagnostics software for large portfolios of distributed solar power assets. The company’s focus on operations and maintenance technology allows superior uptime and end-to-end performance assurance for developers, investors, and owners across the distributed solar industry. Omnidian is based in Seattle, Washington, and San Francisco, California.

Pani Energy is an industrial AI business improving operational efficiency and clean water yield while reducing energy intensity at desalination and wastewater treatment facilities around the world. Pani is based in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.

Pioneer is building an AI-native growth platform for industrial and climate-tech companies, enabling lean commercial teams to identify and engage customers, strategic partners, suppliers, grant opportunities, and other ecosystem stakeholders at scale. The platform automates deep company research, maps relevant decision-makers and champions, and generates highly tailored outreach workflows - compressing weeks of business development work into minutes. Pioneer is based in San Francisco, California.

Raptor Maps’ AI-powered platform helps owners of utility-scale and commercial solar PV assets increase AUM and improve long-term system performance. Their flagship product, a scalable system of record, enables robots and humans to detect root cause, prioritize issues, and provide undeniable proof to stakeholders to maximize portfolio returns. With 8,000 solar farms digitized and over 100 GW of solar PV analyzed, Raptor Maps leads the way in facilitating the management of large-scale solar to decarbonize our grid. Raptor Maps is based in Boston, Massachusetts.

Shoreline delivers industrial analytics and simulation software tailored for the wind and hydro power industries. Shoreline’s technology lets operators, field services companies, and financing partners review complex asset development and operations scenarios at unprecedented speed, enabling better capital allocation and supply chain decisions. Shoreline is based in Stavanger, Norway with offices in Germany and Denmark.

Skoon is an online marketplace and asset management software for electrified equipment. Their platform serves as a digital asset management hub where equipment providers can optimize utilization and users get access, training, and reporting to the best suitable systems to power their operations. The company is serving construction, film studios, utilities, first responders, industrial sites and industrial ports. Skoon is based in Rotterdam, The Netherlands.

Splight uses AI-driven software to unlock more power transmission capacity from existing grid infrastructure while improving grid reliability and flexibility. Its technology leverages real-time controls to transform any inverter-based resource into a dynamic, grid-supporting asset capable of responding to congestion contingencies and reducing curtailment. Splight is based in San Francisco, California.

Topanga is an enterprise food-service technology company dedicated to reducing food and packaging waste in culinary operations. Topanga’s solutions provide functional data and seamless integration, empowering kitchens to reduce costs and enhance sustainability. Topanga is based in Los Angeles, CA.

Transect is a digital platform that automates environmental work for large energy and infrastructure projects in both development and maintenance. The company’s technology combines public and proprietary datasets, industry expertise, trigger-based algorithms, and site-specific context to accurately define environmental risk and regulatory or permitting issues related to endangered species, wetlands, aquifers, right-of-ways, and more. The Transect team has over 25 years of experience managing environmental compliance and permitting built into the technology. Transect is based in San Antonio, Texas.

TruckLabs offers a hardware and software integrated solution to optimize fuel use or battery range for the trucking industry. TruckLabs’ platform features equipment that can automatically close the gap between the truck tractor and trailer to increase aerodynamics and monitor truck data to optimize efficiency across vehicles, routes, drivers, and fleets. TruckLabs is based in Phoenix, Arizona.

Urbint provides AI-based solutions to identify, score and prevent safety risks for critical infrastructure and worker safety. The company creates models based on unique, highly scalable datasets and the latest safety science to prevent gas line explosions, wildfires, electric line shocks, water main disruptions, and other serious infrastructure threats. Urbint is based in New York City.

Voyager is a multi-party collaboration and workflow management solution for the maritime value chain. The company’s technology helps shorten voyage times, reduce working capital requirements, and improve operational transparency for shippers, vessels owners, and operators across the commodity bulk shipping industry. Voyager is based in Houston, Texas.

Warp is a digital logistics platform that stitches together underutilized transportation capacity from different providers into an integrated delivery network. They are revolutionizing middle mile freight with an asset-less, proprietary technology-driven network and operating system. Warp is located in Los Angeles, CA.