NEP SOLAR is an Australian developer and supplier of concentrating solar thermal energy collection systems. The company's current product, the PolyTrough 1200, is a parabolic trough collector designed for solar process heat generation (120 - 220°C) mainly for industrial hot water, industrial process steam, absorption cooling and power generation applications.

OTEC aims to use the ocean, what they call the "the earth's largest natural solar collector", to produce a renewable source of power and fresh water. The company's customized components are designed to efficiently convert thermal differences between the ocean's surface and deep water into a commercially viable low-temperature power cycle.

SkyFuel is a provider in the design and deployment of concentrating solar power (CSP) systems. The Company aims to deliver turnkey large-scale solar plants that produce steam for power generation, desalination, wastewater treatment and other industrial applications. SkyFuel's solar plants can be integrated into existing facilities using its FuelSaver approach, or can be built as stand-alone solar power plants. SkyFuel is focused on the development of parabolic trough and linear Fresnel CSP systems, as well as thermal energy storage.

Helios Products, LLC is developing a new solar collector for solar thermal systems that will cost far less than existing domestic hot water application panels.

AMG Energy aims to provide large power users renewable energy solutions. A single technology (e.g. solar, wind, etc) is seldom sufficient for the company's customers. Per the company, the company's professionals are experts in the design, engineering, systems integration, financing and construction of a Renewable Power Portfolio (RPP). nnThe company's customers are financially sophisticated. AMG Energy business processes ensure all tax credits, incentives, and Renewable Energy Credit (REC) strategies are considered before selecting the appropriate technology portfolio. Should users desire to be "green" yet don't have the capital, AMG Energy can provide the financing.

Chromic Decor develops electrochromic (EC) technology for use in window coverings. EC materials switch between dark and transparent states through the application of a small electric current and the company's initial focus is integrating this technology into window shades and blinds. Chromic Decor intends to address the need for improved energy efficiency in buildings by controlling solar heat gain in the summer and acting as an insulator in the winter, thereby reducing energy consumption through HVAC systems. The company's products also improve ambient lighting and reduce glare, which promotes a more productive work environment by connecting interior spaces to the outdoors and natural light.