New Energy Capital Partners

Exnaton provides a platform for a sharing economy in the energy sector. It targets utility companies seeking to integrate the latest technology into their product portfolio to offer renewable energy services. It develops software called ‘PowerQuartier’ through which households can trade the solar power they produce directly with their neighbors. It also enables energy suppliers to implement participation models for shared investments in renewable energy assets and smart energy tariffs. The company was founded in 2020 and is based in Zurich, Switzerland.

Pfister Energy is a company dedicated to Renewable Energy solutions.nAs part of their plan to save money, save energy, create public goodwill and sleep better each night, Pfister Energy creates "Green solutions" that make sense for commercial, industrial and institutional properties:nn * Solarn * Daylightingn * Building Envelope Improvementsn * Wind Turbinesn * Solar Lighting (paths and parking lots)nnPfister Energy is committed to applying the latest technologies in Renewable Energy so that users reap the benefits of a energy-efficient solution:nn * Financial savings and ROIn * Energy savingsn * Public stewardship and goodwilln * Emissions reductionsn * Environmental leadership andn * Energy independencennDesign-BuildnEach Pfister Energy system includes a financial feasibility study, technical or engineering study and strategic project description including timelines, costs and responsibility. Building construction, seasonal solar exposures and budgets are always wide-ranging so the company spend extra time selecting and integrating the right Renewable Energy solution to meet their goals. As a "Design-Build" contractor, the company provide turnkey solutions that include design, procurement, installation, commission and maintenance directly to clients, architects, and even other solar design firms! The company have the personnel and equipment that it takes to each job so there is no need for subcontractors. FinancingnAs part of all Renewable Energy projects, Pfister Energy includes the financial impact of state and federal rebates, government tax incentives and management of Renewable Energy Certificates to maximize their investment. The company also offer project financing and leasing if needed. Going Green may take less "Green" than users think!nnExperiencenPfister Energy is a division of Pfister Industries, Inc, a provider of commercial roofing, construction and waterproofing for almost 25 years. The company's experience on the top of buildings aims to allow us to present a project that blends in with existing physical components and systems. With Pfister Energy, users can be sure that the addition of any energy-saving service will preserve if not enhance their existing building's integrity. Even existing roof warranties can be honored!nnBeliefsnThe company live the life! Every day the company understand more about the company's obligation to protect the natural resources and life the company love. The company's challenge is to balance this knowledge and responsibility with the expectations of business and industry today. Pfister Energy is committed to offering Green solutions to the company's employees and applying technologies to the company's own properties. The company welcome users as a Renewable Energy customer and environmental steward!

Reel is a climate impact company aiming to democratize the energy market and accelerate the development of renewable energy on a global level. The company democratizes the renewable energy market by making it possible for groups of SMEs to act as one synthetic, large company and enter into a PPA. This is done with an aggregational software model, a risk management system, and a standardized contractual framework. Reel aims to become a central marketplace for renewable energy procurement, transparently and available for all. It was founded in 2020 and is based in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Description from the About/Overview section: Solaris' primary aims to provide low manufacturing cost, high efficiency and long life solar cells to capture a major portion of the projected growth of the global renewable energy market. Equity financing and Company resources are used exclusively towards this goal. However, since Solaris' NanoAntennaTM materials present a number of other large market opportunities which are validated in part by the development of high efficiency photovoltaics, the company have begun to pursue these other applications through externally funded collaborations, contracts, and agreements. These other applications of the company's nano-antenna technology and intellectual property include the enhancement of human vision, high performance liquid crystal displays, and chemical and biological sensing. Solaris Nanosciences is a subsidiary of Spectra Systems Corporation (www.spsy.com), a profitable, private company spun out of Brown University in 1996. Spectra Systems' core competence in high performance optical materials, intellectual property and physical infrastructure led to the launch of Solaris Nanosciences in May of 2004.

Pexapark provides software for renewable energy sales. The company's tools enable portfolio management, lower transaction costs, and risk control measures. It was founded in 2017 and is based in Zurich Switzerland.

Anteos is a company that received a SBIR Phase II grant for a project entitled: Relief-Free Infrared Diffractive Optics Based on Semiconductor Materials. Their award is funded under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (Public Law 111-5) and their project will develop a new generation of relief-free thin-plate components of diffractive optics operating in the infrared region of spectrum. The diffractive optics employs volume phase holographic structures, which are optically recorded in semiconductor materials transparent at the infrared wavelengths using proprietary process of photo-modification for producing dramatic change of the material refractive index under illumination with low intensity light. Phase I of this project proved feasibility of the proposed concept by demonstrating photo modification of ZnSe infrared material and fabricating the first model components. The developed technology can be immediately applied to fabrication of diffractive optics, volume phase holographic gratings, and phase retardation plates for wavelengths up to 1.9 m, as well as antireflection layers for wavelengths up to 8 m. In Phase II project the technology will be optimized and applied to fabrication of the prototype components of infrared diffractive optics operating at longer wavelengths, including the important wavelength of CO2 laser 10.6 m and windows of atmospheric transparency 3-5 and 8-12 m. The developed photo-modification process is highly adaptable and creates a rich technology platform for fabrication of a broad range of products for a large variety of markets. Successful implementation of this technology will result in a new generation of high efficiency relief-free infrared diffractive optics and sub-wavelength components, including diffraction gratings, beam splitters, beam shapers, semiconductor materials with artificial birefringence, phase retardation plates and wave plates. The relief-free components of infrared diffractive optics based on semiconductor materials are capable to withstand high light intensities and perform complicated light management functions. Another important application is the fabrication of highly stable anti-reflection (AR) layers on infrared semiconductor optics. The market for infrared diffractive optics includes defense and airspace industry, laser industry, spectral devices, sensors and detectors, night vision optics, industrial process control, material processing, cutting and welding, environmental monitoring, medical diagnostics and surgery. Anteos is a company that received a SBIR Phase II grant for a project entitled: High-Efficiency Nanocomposite Photovoltaics and Solar Cells. Their project is focused on development of an innovative technology for fabrication of high-efficiency thin film nanocomposite photovoltaic materials and solar cells taking advantage of the recently discovered effect of carrier multiplication in semiconductor nanocrystals. The proposed concept employs smart design of the solar cells providing fast and effective spatial separation of electrons and holes photo-generated in the nanocrystals. The proposed reach nanotechnology platform solves the challenging problem of electrical communications with nanoscale objects, such as nanocrystals, nanorods, nanowires, nanotubes, etc. It can be employed for development of many other nanocomposite optoelectronic devices having numerous commercial and military applications. If successful the development of new generation of high-efficiency photovoltaic materials and solar cells based on the demonstrated technology will have broad impact on the entire solar energy industry resulting in considerable energy savings and environmental protection. The technology has great commercialization potential and niche market. The proposed all-inorganic, high-efficiency, thin film, flexible nanostructured photovoltaic materials and solar cells, which can operate in extreme environment conditions and offer significant mass and volume savings, are ideally suitable for numerous applications, including power generating residential rooftops, power supplies for utility grid, emergency signals and telephones, water pumps, activate switches, battery chargers, residential and commercial lighting, etc.