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New and recently funded Energy Startups

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Country: Germany | Funding: €67M
Hydrogenious Technologies creates plants for the safe and efficient storage of hydrogen in liquid organic hydrogen carriers (LOHC). Its storage units are designed to safely bind hydrogen to a liquid organic carrier, benzyltoluene. The hydrogenation process is flexible and meets the needs of, for example, hydrogen production connected to renewable energy sources. The units are designed to produce several tons of hydrogen per day. The exothermic hydrogen storage reaction releases high-temperature heat suitable for heating. And hydrogen production units from LOHC oils are ideal for medium and large-volume industrial hydrogen consumption, supplying hydrogen terminals and nodes, as well as for injection into pipelines.
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Country: USA | Funding: $2M
FuelX Innovation is a chemical company manufacturing solid-state hydrogen storage products for power systems.
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Country: USA | Funding: $225K
Green Fortress Engineering offers biomass conversion and hydrogen storage solutions.
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Country: USA
H2MOF PURPOSE is tackling climate change by solving the greatest challenge facing the adoption of hydrogen economy: safe and efficient hydrogen storage.
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Country: Germany | Funding: €25.5M
Kraftblock is the energy storage, based on a bottom-up materials-development, which enables the energy transition to 100% renewables in an ecological and economical sensfull way.
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Country: USA | Funding: $91M
Quaise is an energy company that develops a millimeter-wave drilling technology to access deep geothermal energy.
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Country: USA | Funding: $19M
Zeno is a climate conscious motor company that offers eco-friendly motorcycles.
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Country: Australia | Funding: A$2.2M
Kardinia Energy is a manufacturer and supplier of printed solar modules that use carbon-based semi-conducting polymers printed on recyclable PET plastic (materials that are highly abundant and do not require the energy-intensive manufacturing processes associated with silicon solar panel production). The printed solar modules weigh 300g per square meter and utilise easily sourced, non-silicon-based materials. This enables localised manufacturing that bypasses traditional supply chains and the economic constraints imposed by conventional photovoltaic modules.
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Country: USA | Funding: $13M
NuCube Energy is developing a high-temperature modular microreactor designed to generate electricity and industrial heat at temperatures up to 1100 degrees Celsius. The company's architecture is designed with simplicity, security and supply chain efficiency in mind, enabling scalable deployment across industrial facilities and remote data centers. The reactor design contains no moving parts and, unlike many competing microreactor concepts, utilizes the generated heat for industrial heating. Currently, the company is conducting materials testing, finalizing the design configuration, and collaborating with regulatory agencies to advance to demonstration and commercial implementation.
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Country: USA | Funding: $1B
SHINE Technologies develops fusion technology to inspect industrial components, produce medical isotopes, and generate fusion energy.