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Cymbet Corporation
Cymbet is a clean technology company that has developed rechargeable solid state energy storage solutions for the electronics industry. The company's eco-friendly EnerChip™ thin-film batteries enable new concepts in energy storage for integrated circuits used in medical, consumer, mobile, industrial, and energy applications.
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Iosil Energy
Iosil Energy has developed disruptive technology to produce high purity virgin polysilicon from metallurgical grade (MGS) or kerf loss feedstock. The process allows to reduce the manufacturing cost of polysilicon by being more energy efficient and using less capital equipment.
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M4Sciences
M4Sciences develops CNC lathe attachments that enable Modulation-Assisted Machining for drilling of precision micro-scale holes. Benefits include chip control friction reduction, enhancement of fluid lubrication, and reduction in temperature and tool wear in drilling difficult to machine materials such as titanium, tantalum, and stainless steel. |
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SAGE Electrochromics
SAGE Electrochromics has developed and commercializes advanced dynamic glass that can be tinted or cleared, at a click of a button, to optimize daylight and improve the human experience in buildings.
The technology allows a significant reduction of energy consumption in buildings while providing an aesthetic solution for sun control. Acquired by Saint-Gobain.
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Pangaea Ventures
Pangaea Ventures Fund II and III, Vancouver, Canada, are venture capital funds investing primarily in North America in early-stage cleantech companies with world-class advanced materials innovation. The clean-tech sectors of focus include energy generation and storage, resource and material efficiency, and environmental technology.
The Strategic Limited Partners in both funds include AGC, Asahi Kasei, Bekaert, Castrol, CoorsTek, Evonik, JSR, Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings, Murata, Nitto Denko, Sabic, Solvay, Toyota Tsusho Corporation, and Umicore.
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NGEN Partners
NGEN Fund II, Santa Barbara, USA, is a venture capital fund that invested in different stages of cleantech opportunities with special focus on alternative energy and storage, resource efficiency , and environmental technologies. The Strategic Limited Partners in the fund are AGC, Air Products, BASF, Bayer, Bekaert, DSM, DuPont, Honda, Saint-Gobain, and Siemens.
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Munich Venture Partners
MVP Fund II, Munich, Germany, is a venture capital fund investing mainly in Europe in advanced early-stage clean energy technologies and green ICT startups.
MVP is the prime venture capital partner of the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft, one of the world’s leading organizations for applied research. The partnership allows first-hand information on spin-offs, and is the major source of deal flow for the fund.
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Tsing Capital
China Environment Fund III and IV, Beijing, China, are venture capital funds investing in the emerging clean energy market in China, and supported by affiliation with Tsinghua University. The investments are mainly in early- and growth-stage with focus on sustainable agriculture and transportation, environment protection, alternative and efficient energy, and new materials.
The Strategic Limited Partners are ABB, Applied Materials, BASF, Bekaert, BP, DSM, and EDF.
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