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Qnergy is an energy technology company that develops and manufactures high-efficiency Stirling-based power generation systems for residential, commercial, and industrial installations. A spin-off of Ricor Cryogenic and Vacuum Systems, Qnergy's Stirling technology has been successfully deployed in power systems for more than 40 years. With facilities in the United States and Israel, Qnergy offers a broad array of energy solutions including micro-combined heat and power (micro-CHP) for gas and bio-mass applications, Remote Power generation for Oil and Gas Upstream and Midstream applications and Bio Gas power generation, and more.

Stealth Power designs and builds idle mitigation and scalable hybrid energy systems that power complex fleet operations. The company specializes in mobile energy management, idle reduction, auxiliary power systems, fuel conservation, and clean energy. The company's products are designed for EMS, utility, service, military, government, and city fleet vehicles. It was founded in 2014 and is based in Austin, Texas.

IdleAir provides long-haul truck drivers an alternative to idling engines during rest periods. IdleAir service allows truck drivers to turn off diesel engines and APU and still enjoy heating, cooling, standard electric inside and outside the cab, Satellite TV, and internet. The firm was founded in 2000 and is based in Knoxville, Tennessee.

CORE POWER is a private maritime and technology company. It delivers durable, zero-emission energy for floating industrial production and deep-sea shipping. It was founded in 2018 and is based in London, United Kingdom.

ASA Boot Electro operates in the marine sector. It offers complete solutions in the field of electricity for the maritime sector. It was founded in 1952 and is based in Oosthuizen, Netherlands.

Peregrine Power is a company that received a SBIR Phase I grant for a project entitled: Universal Utility/Customer Interface. Their research project will lead to an electrical panel with modules that provide interfaces between the electrical grid and the residential customer's on-site loads and other energy systems. Through the use of interactive solid state meters, the utility will be able to intelligently regulate loads and dispatch on-site energy systems. The on-site energy systems include, but are not limited to, controlled loads (e.g., water heating), pluggable EVs, generation systems (e.g., PV panels), and energy storage (e.g., spent EV batteries). The panel and modules represent the most integrated and economic system attempted so far to enable more intelligent energy management and will encourage renewable energy and conservation. In addition, new grid stabilization opportunities will be created for the utility. The proposed approach will use advanced power electronics, along with state-of-the-art communications techniques. The broader impacts of this research are (1) to enable utilities and over 50,000,000 residential customers to implement safe, convenient and economic energy management techniques, (2) to encourage renewable energy, and (3) to provide distributed generation and storage systems that assist the utility in stabilizing the grid. This would lead to more reliable and less costly energy for the customer, along with reduced greenhouse gas.