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X-energy is delivering the next generation of carbon-free energy by reinventing nuclear power. X-energy manufactures fuel that seals uranium particles in a protective coating, which makes meltdown impossible and retains the waste inside forever. We also design plants that unlock the fuel’s potential in a process that’s as clean as wind or solar. When combined, the result is reliable carbon-free baseload power, produced more safely and affordable than ever before and available anywhere, at any time.

Gridware focuses on improving and safeguarding the essential electrical grid network, which impacts every aspect of society. The consequences of grid failures can be disastrous, including wildfires, destruction of land, property damage, stalled progress, and loss of life. Our team develops advanced sensing systems to monitor and analyze the behavior of grid assets, enabling early detection and prevention of faults. This technology has been tested with utilities to enhance safety, reliability, and reduce customer outage times. As the demand for power grows, we are committed to protecting the current grid while preparing for the future. Gridware is a privately owned company with support from leading investors in climate technology and Silicon Valley, based in the Bay Area of northern California.

Nanoramic Laboratories specializes in developing energy storage technologies and materials, particularly focusing on its unique Neocarbonix electrode platform. The company offers an electrode solution that replaces conventional PVDF binders and N-methylpyrrolidone solvent with a conductive 3D carbon binding structure. This innovation leads to lithium-ion batteries with higher energy density, quicker charging times, lower manufacturing energy requirements, and improved recyclability. The technology is easily integrated into existing manufacturing processes and supports a range of battery applications, including electric vehicles, consumer electronics, and stationary storage. Additionally, Nanoramic also provides ultracapacitor and thermal interface products utilizing its advanced carbon materials expertise to enhance power delivery and heat management in various applications.

Modular Full-Stack Renewable Energy Solutions for Commercial and Industrial Applications

An aqueous flow battery that uses specially created reactants known as quinones that are dissolved in water is being scaled up by Quino Energy. They are more affordable than rival battery technologies for longer storage durations of 5–12 hours because they are manufactured from cheap coal tar and pine tar. Harvard University, where the quinone flow battery technology was created, has granted a licence to Quino Energy. Quino's storage solutions are perfect for grid resiliency projects including microgrids, transmission and distribution delays, and renewable energy storage at scales ranging from individual residences to massive solar farms. Our batteries don't produce hydrogen gas or frequently need to be rebalanced, and they have extremely low capacity degradation. They can be installed everywhere, even in areas where the risk of fire or wildfire makes it impossible to use "traditional" lithium-ion batteries.

Valar Atomics is a company focused on scaling nuclear energy beyond the traditional electricity grid.

Makers Midstream is a recently framed portfolio organization that will zero in principally on greenfield and key securing open doors in high development bowls across the United States.

Base Power is a contemporary energy company that focuses on backup battery systems for homes and electricity plans. They provide home battery systems that can supply up to three days of power during power outages, automatically powering the entire household without manual assistance. This service aims to offer dependable electricity at a lower price compared to conventional options. Base Power also offers electricity plans with clear pricing starting at 9¢ per kilowatt-hour (kWh), in addition to delivery fees and an annual membership fee. These plans enable customers to anticipate their energy expenses.

Using a robust ceramic desalination membrane, Membrion lowers the high cost of treating challenging industrial wastewater sources by up to 90%. We are a startup with roots in Seattle that takes pride in its multicultural and adaptable culture. In order to address the market's demands for wastewater treatment, we have developed a pilot production facility using more than $10 million in funding from private investors and government subsidies.

A geothermal company that plumbs its boreholes with a closed loop

Fourth Power is a start-up in the energy storage industry that employs thermal batteries. Using large-scale thermal storage, this method converts renewable energy into a readily available energy supply.

GridStrong is an electric grid compliance and operations platform which automates the compliance workflows.