Winners edition 2021

These are the winners and finalists of the New Energy Challenge 2021.

Winners 2021

  • Geyser Batteries

    Finland

    Stefan Strohmayer

    Start-up Winner — Geyser Batteries offers high-power heavy-duty energy storage solutions based on novel proprietary water-based electrolyte and unique engineering and manufacturing. The heart of Geyser Batteries’ innovation is in its patented and proprietary ECR (ElectroChemical Recuperator) technology, which is a successful combination of a battery and a supercapacitor in one single electrochemical system.

  • Supercritical Solutions

    United Kingdom

    Luke Tan, Mike Russ, Gaiel Gobaille-Shaw, Matt Bird

    Start-up Runner-up — Supercritical is developing the world’s first high-pressure, ultra-efficient electrolyzer, to produce hydrogen and oxygen from water, with zero emissions. By using heat and pressure, the company’s proprietary design allows it to exploit the benefits of supercritical water and deliver gases at over 200 bar of pressure, without the expense or challenges of hydrogen compressors. With this, Supercritical can deliver the lowest cost of pressurized green hydrogen.

  • Everimpact

    United Kingdom

    Mathieu Carlier, Alain Retière, Jan Mattsson

    Scale-up Winner — Everimpact helps cities and industries measure, reduce, and monetize their greenhouse gas emissions. The company uses an IoT software that combines satellite, ground sensors, and AI data to establish cities’ carbon footprint. As a result, cities can certify their energy emission reductions and find high-profile carbon offset buyers through Everimpact’s digital platform.

  • FlexiDAO

    Spain / The Netherlands

    Alvaro Guzman, Simone Accornero, Grzegorz Bytniewsky, Joan Collell

    Scale-up Runner-up — FlexiDAO is a cleantech start-up providing software solutions and advisory to help companies reach zero-carbon energy goals. The company collects energy certificated and metering data through its integration with data hubs, certificate, registries, and grid operators to check where energy is coming from. FlexiDAO also helps companies increase credibility in their energy reporting which eases the auditing process.

Finalists 2021

  • Porous Liquid Technologies

    United Kingdom

    Tony Bastock

    Start-up Finalist — Porous Liquid Technologies Ltd is a spin off company from Queen’s University Belfast and the University of Liverpool with a support group of experienced business and technical associates. The company uses novel Porous Liquid technology to reduce and remove CO2 from post combustion and biogas. This efficiently lowers the carbon footprint in a cost-effective way.

  • GAFT – Coval Energy

    The Netherlands

    Frank Schreurs

    Start-up Finalist — Coval Ventures develops ground-breaking CO2 reduction and utilization solutions that use CO2 as a feedstock rather than a waste product. Since its inception in 2015, Coval has developed two technology platforms, Colyser and HyAPC, that it is now looking to commercialize to a technology licensing business.

  • RIFT

    The Netherlands

    Mark Verhagen

    Start-up Finalist — RIFT (Renewable Iron Fuel Technology) was created to transform energy intensive industries (district heating, industrial processes, and electricity plants) into clean and circular energy users. The company implements iron fuel technology by using iron fuel as a circular process in which iron powder is used as a medium for energy storage. The company is moving forward towards developing its first commercial system in 2023.

  • Neuville Grid Data

    United Kingdom

    Clarke Simmons, Matt Hanley, Chris Gentile, Jessica Francois, Maitreyee Dey

    Scale-up Finalist — Neuville Grid Data is a developing digital infrastructure technology that will enable the electrical power sector to improve the performance of its assets thanks to advanced analytics and high-resolution data. The company provides grid operators with high-resolution data to better manage grid stability problems that arise from new electrical load types (such as next-generation heating, electric vehicle charging, etc.)

  • Teraloop

    Finland

    Ted Ridgeway Watt

    Scale-up Finalist — Teraloop is a revolutionary electrical energy storage technology developer, scalable to play a critical part in a decarbonized energy system with a focus on EV fast-charging and distributed energy systems. Its system operates in synergy with renewable generation assets, balancing the natural variation of supply and demand. By enabling a fully renewable electricity generation system, it can safeguard the world’s resources for future generations.

  • Zeigo

    United Kingdom

    Juan Pablo Cerda, Paul Massara & Laurent Segalen

    Scale-up Finalist — Zeigo is a climate-tech platform that connects corporates, looking to go green, with renewable energy generators. Using data and smart technology to cut through the complexities of clean power procurement, Zeigo helps companies find the best zero-carbon solution for their energy needs. The company also provides a competitive price solution, being 75 percent cheaper than traditional energy consultants.

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