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Meet our portfolio of game-changing, energy transition technology ventures.

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PlasmaLeap

Australia

PlasmaLeap is building accessible, sustainable technology for fuel and chemical production globally. The startup has developed a new type of chemical reactor, capable of directly synthesising zero-emissions nitrates, ammonia, and eFuels on a large scale with unparalleled energy efficiency.

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Supercritical Solutions

United Kingdom

Supercritical has developed ultra-efficient electrolyser technology that negates the need for compressor systems for today’s largest markets. Its new class of electrolyser uses no rare earth metals, forever chemicals, or iridium, and has an all metal design with easy end-of-life recycling. And by operating at 99% Higher Heating Value (HHV) efficiency, the company delivers step change benefits in the levelised cost of hydrogen.

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Jolt Solutions

Spain

JOLT is setting the next industry standard for electrodes. Its coating process is more durable (10+ years), more energy efficient, low cost, and easy to integrate using existing compounds. Compared to standard manufacture, which requires numerous coatings (8 hours each at >400°C), its process requires only 1 coating, which takes <1 minute at 180°C. The company aims to fully automate the identification, coating, and testing of next gen catalysts within the next decade. 

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Naco Technologies

Latvia

Naco Technologies is empowering the green hydrogen revolution by providing specialised electrical stability, anti-corrosion, and catalyst nano-coatings for electrolysers and fuel cells. The company provides the full spectrum of services from solution development to delivery of coated components to analytics and quality control.

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Ecop Technologies

Austria

Ecop has developed a totally new ultra-efficient, high temperature heat pump technology. It's hot enough and powerful enough to meet most commercial and industrial needs. It opens up huge new markets, allowing industry to get on with their energy transition.

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