Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS), a spin-out of MIT, recently achieved a pivotal breakthrough in nuclear fusion technology. With six peer-reviewed papers validating their progress, CFS is on track to bring commercial fusion energy to market. Backed by investors like Bill Gates' Breakthrough Energy, CFS aims to have a commercial power plant operational by the mid-2030s, marking a significant step towards limitless, zero-carbon energy.

Battolyser Systems, founded in 2018, is gaining recognition for its innovative Battolyser technology. This integrated battery-electrolyzer system stores electricity and produces green hydrogen, offering flexibility and efficiency to industries. With support from the European Investment Bank (EIB), Battolyser is set to scale its production facility in Rotterdam, contributing to Europe's green transition goals.

Qmerit, North America's premier provider of electrification solutions, has experienced remarkable growth in residential services, notably in electric vehicle charging and battery storage system installations. With a rapidly expanding network of certified professionals exceeding 23,700, Qmerit is committed to supporting America's transition to electrification by delivering safe, streamlined solutions.

Newcleo, a London-based nuclear technology company founded in 2021, is pioneering compact reactors capable of running on used nuclear fuel, with the aim of changing the low-carbon energy landscape. The company's innovative approach is attracting attention amid a resurgence of interest in nuclear energy as a sustainable solution to climate concerns. With plans to launch its first working product within seven years, Newcleo is leveraging private investment to advance its mission of developing safe, clean, and economically viable nuclear energy solutions.

Electra, a trailblazing clean iron company, is poised to transform the steel industry with its groundbreaking technology. With a mission to decarbonize and promote sustainability across the steel value chain, Electra's innovative approach promises to revolutionise steel production and drive towards a greener future.

3Sun is gaining momentum in Europe's renewable energy sector with plans to expand its production capacity to 3GW. Backed by significant funding from Italy’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan and the European Investment Bank, 3Sun is playing a crucial role in reshaping the continent's energy landscape.

Last Energy is pioneering small modular nuclear power plants, aiming to meet the growing demand for clean energy, particularly in data centres. Recently, Last Energy showcased a prototype reactor in DC, underscoring its potential to transform energy production. With plans to deploy units in Europe and explore opportunities in the US, Last Energy is poised to demonstrate the viability of nuclear energy, challenging preconceptions and advancing towards a carbon-free future.

Matrix Renewables recently secured €179 million in financing for a 239MW solar PV portfolio, marking a significant milestone in its renewable energy endeavours. With construction already underway and operations slated to commence in Q1 2025, Matrix Renewables is strengthening its position as a prominent player in the global renewable energy sector.

Ostrom, a leader in green energy, secured €7.5 million in additional funding in September 2023, led by SE Ventures. With total funding now over €21.5 million, Ostrom focuses on simplifying home electrification and decarbonization. Leveraging this, it plans to expand its product offerings and advance virtual power plant ambitions for grid balancing, resulting in significant customer savings.

xFarm Technologies, a leader in AgTech, recently bolstered its team by partnering with Greenfield Technologies and SpaceSense. With over 4.15 million hectares digitised, 340,000 farms supported, and an array of cutting-edge tools, xFarm is revolutionising sustainable farming practices globally. From precision agriculture to supply chain traceability, xFarm is driving innovation and efficiency across the agri-food sector.

INERATEC, a German e-fuel pioneer, recently secured over $129 million in Series B funding led by Piva Capital, with support from key investors. The company's focus is on scaling up production of sustainable e-fuels, aiming to transform 1GW of renewable energy into 125 million gallons of e-fuel by 2030. Their innovative technology offers 'drop-in' e-fuels, providing a renewable alternative for hard-to-abate sectors like aviation and shipping.

Lyten, known for its low-carbon products, is gaining attention for its lithium-sulphur batteries. With a $200 million Series B funding round led by Prime Movers Labs and supported by brands like Stellantis and Honeywell, Lyten plans to launch EV batteries in 2024 from its new San Jose pilot line. These batteries promise greater energy storage without key minerals found in traditional lithium-ion batteries, potentially revolutionising EVs while reducing environmental impact.