Every week, we feature 5 incredible climate tech startups, companies, or projects that are leading the fight against the climate crisis. Now at the end of this month of June 2024, we provide a recap of the startups to watch in climate tech.
These startups have covered a range of fast-growing industries such as AI, GHG Capture and monitoring, Energy production and storage, Fintech, Foodtech, Agtech, and much, much more.
The list below is a recap of all the startups we have featured over March with some insight into the innovative work they and their teams are doing.
We hope you find this resource useful and that you can refer back to it anytime you are looking for companies to support, invest in, work for, or collaborate with.
These startups are all added to our running list, which we have categorized based off of fuel emission sector from the most detailed, recent data SBC could identify from the World Resource Institute 2016.
Energy Use in Industry and BuildingS
Southern Lights – Week 2
Southern Lights offers a web-based tool for designing, simulating, and conducting techno-economic studies of green hydrogen projects. They aim to replace fossil fuels in heavy industry by enabling green hydrogen at scale.
Cache Energy– Week 2
Cache Energy offers a scalable long-duration energy storage solution with technology that can store energy for over 100 hours. Using a non-toxic, non-flammable material, Cache Energy provides a safe and easily transportable alternative to fossil fuels, aiming to revolutionize energy storage worldwide.
Treehouse – Week 3
Treehouse is an innovative electrical contractor embracing the rapid electrification of energy systems. By integrating trades and software under one roof, Treehouse delivers electrification projects with unmatched speed and precision, accelerating the decarbonization of homes and workplaces.
Waste (Water & Landfills)
Energy use in Transport
Wright Electric – Week 2
Wright Electric is developing the world’s first family of zero-emissions commercial aircraft. The Wright Spirit will incorporate Wright’s megawatt-class electric propulsion system and serve the 100-passenger market for one-hour flights by retrofitting BAe 146 aircraft with entry into service in 2026. The Wright 1 will be a 186-seat airliner with an 800-mile range, targeting entry into service in 2030.
GHG Capture, Use and Storage
SEE02 Energy – Week 1
SeeO2 Energy vision is to efficiently convert captured CO2 and/or water to fuels and chemicals using reversible solid oxide fuel cell technology. We provide our customers in the chemicals, metal processing, polymers, and utilities industries with a reliable, onsite and cost competitive industrial feedstocks for their products.
Cross-cutting enablers
Mykor – Week 1
Mykor is a biotechnology and advanced materials company working on developing sustainable materials for the construction industry as well as providing consultancy services. We work across design, engineering and life sciences to provide building materials with excellent physical properties, functional design and radical sustainability.
Space Forge – Week 1
Space Forge is a pioneering global company aiming to lead the clean industrial revolution by harnessing the unique environment of space. Headquartered in the UK with an independent entity in the US, Space Forge is developing fully reusable satellites designed to manufacture next-generation super materials in space. These advanced materials are then returned to Earth to support the transition to low-carbon technologies.
EcothermiQ – Week 1
EcothermiQ provides innovative, easy-to-integrate, low-carbon technology that uses passive principles to promote indoor thermal comfort and wellbeing, and improves the energy efficiency of homes.
EcothermiQ – Week 4
EcothermiQ provides innovative, easy-to-integrate, low-carbon technology that uses passive principles to promote indoor thermal comfort and wellbeing, and improves the energy efficiency of homes.
Find out more about each of these startups by reading the full articles below:
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