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1KOMMA5°
1KOMMA5°
185 jobs
DeepTech
Energy
Hardware
Manufacturing
Sustainability
201 - 1000 employees

KOMMA5 ° offers all owners of electric vehicles free electricity, which they refinance through trading with so-called GHG quotas. 1KOMMA5 ° encourages a self-determined and CO2-neutral lifestyle.

2150
2150
1 jobs
Finance
Lending and Investments
11 - 50 employees

2150 backs technology companies who aim to shape the sustainable cities of the future. It was founded in 2020 and is headquartered in Copenhagen, Hovedstaden, Denmark.

Aeroseal
Aeroseal
17 jobs
Construction
DeepTech
Manufacturing
Real Estate
Sustainability
201 - 1000 employees
Series B

Aeroseal is a creator of duct sealing technology aimed at lowering building carbon emissions. By sealing all the gaps in the building envelope, air ducts, and vents using the company's non-toxic, water-based compound, consumers can improve the comfort and health of their homes and workplaces while also helping to maintain a cleaner environment.

Construction
Energy
Real Estate
Sustainability
51 - 200 employees
Series B

Ampd Energy specializes in designing and manufacturing energy storage systems (ESS) aimed at promoting an emission-free future for industries, particularly in construction. The company is dedicated to facilitating the energy transition by utilizing advanced battery technologies, connectivity, and data science.

AtmosZero
AtmosZero
1 jobs
Consumer Products
Hardware
Manufacturing
11 - 50 employees

AtmosZero is a modular electrified boiler that converts the heat already present in the air into decarbonized steam.

Biotechnology
Construction
DeepTech
Manufacturing
Real Estate
51 - 200 employees
Series C+

Biomason is a developer of a building materials technology to produce biological cement-based building materials alternatives. Its bio cement production combines natural microorganisms and chemical processes to develop masonry materials at room temperature, which helps replace traditional clay and concrete, and the high energy consumption associated with standard manufacturing them, enabling builders to acquire alternative building materials that are produced carbon-free. Since 2012, the company has used microorganisms to grow sustainable, structural biocement® in ambient temperatures, harnessing the power of biotechnology to reinvent traditional cement and offer a planet-friendly alternative. Biocement will eliminate 25% of the concrete industry’s global carbon emissions by 2030. Biomason bio cement is in use in projects throughout the US and Europe, and bioLITH precast tile products are commercially available.

Consumer Products
Energy
Hardware
Manufacturing
11 - 50 employees
Series A

Blue Frontier specializes in air conditioning systems designed for sustainability, comfort, and energy storage. The company was founded in 2018 and is headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States.

Construction
Energy
Manufacturing
Real Estate
Sustainability
51 - 200 employees

Carbon Cure Technologies develops and licenses innovative carbon utilization technologies that enable concrete producers to inject captured CO₂ into fresh concrete, reducing its carbon footprint while enhancing performance. Their solutions are designed to be easily retrofitted into existing concrete plants, allowing producers to create lower carbon concrete mixes without compromising quality or incurring upfront costs. With hundreds of systems operating globally, Carbon Cure is positioned as a leader in the sustainable concrete market, helping the industry meet its net zero commitments by 2050. The company has achieved significant traction, saving over 500,000 metric tons of CO₂ emissions, and has received recognition for its innovative approach, including winning the Carbon XPRIZE.

Construction
Data and Analytics
DeepTech
Real Estate
Software
51 - 200 employees
Series B

Disperse is a leader in AI-assisted progress tracking for large-scale construction projects, providing advanced site capture and tracking solutions. Founded in 2017, the company has supported over 150 major projects globally, offering services that include site scanning, progress tracking, and issue detection. Disperse differentiates itself with a vertically integrated model, employing its own teams of trained site scanners and ensuring over 95% data accuracy. With a mission to enhance productivity in construction, Disperse has raised over $30 million from top-tier venture capitalists and operates in various markets including the UK, US, Europe, and GCC.

Ember
Ember
13 jobs
Internet Services
Transportation
Travel and Tourism
11 - 50 employees

Ember builds and operates electric bus networks that give people a zero-emission, convenient, and affordable way to get from A to B. It’s the first company in the world to take a full-stack, tech-led approach to bus travel, creating a compelling alternative to cars for a much broader customer base. The Ember operating system manages the whole network – everything from timetabling and ticketing to charging and maintenance – delivering a dramatically better service at lower cost. Over 10,000 customers per week ride with Ember and the number is growing quickly.

Hometree
Hometree
12 jobs
Administrative Services
Construction
Energy
Professional Services
Real Estate
Sustainability
51 - 200 employees

Hometree is a home energy services company, is dedicated to expediting the journey towards achieving net zero emissions. Through the provision of installation, repair, and financing solutions for home energy hardware, we empower homeowners to make the transition to low-carbon living at their own pace. Hometree offers comprehensive home emergency insurance and maintenance cover, plus energy-efficient heating installations along with affordable financing plans. Hometree helps homeowners across the full lifecycle of sustainable home improvements - from the point of hardware installation, to how the projects get financed, to in-life repair and maintenance.

Kelvin
Kelvin
1 jobs
Energy
Internet Services
Sustainability
51 - 200 employees
Seed

Kelvin is an energy management and electrification platform for radiator-heated buildings. The Radiator Labs system uses smart thermostatic radiator enclosures (Cozys) networked to central heating controls to eliminate fuel waste, reduce building emissions, and improve tenant comfort. Its hybrid electrification platform enables buildings to electrify 60-80% of their space-heating requirements for 20% of the cost of typical electrification alternatives. Buildings outfitted with the Radiator Labs Hybrid Electrification technology can be programmed to optimize heating fuel sources based on energy pricing, building energy letter grades, and carbon fines. The Radiator Labs hybrid electrification technology would enable all radiator-heated buildings to meet NYC 2030 emission caps at a significantly reduced cost. Radiator Labs' technology has been validated by NYSERDA to save 25.5%, on average, in heating costs and was included in the 2019 New York State Technical Resource Manual (TRM). Radiator Labs is a recipient of the 2012 MIT Clean energy prize, the 2014 Popular Science Innovation Award, the 2014 Verizon Powerful Answers Award, the 2017 Architizer A+ Award, The 1776 Challenge Cup, and the 2020 New York City Department of Buildings Carbon Neutrality Innovation Challenge. Radiator Labs is also a member of the inaugural cohort of The Clean Fight, powered by NYSERDA and the New Energy Nexus.