Nanointegris is a company that received a Department of Defense SBIR/STTR grant for a project entitled: Large-Volume Production of Monodisperse Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes. The abstract given for this project is as follows: In this Phase I project and the corresponding Phase I Option, we will investigate the feasibility of utilizing density gradient ultracentrifugation (DGU) for the production of large quantities of high-purity, semiconducting single-walled carbon nanotubes with a narrow diameter distribution (1.3-1.7 nm). In Phase I, we will focus on streamlining our DGU process in order to enhance its scalability. We will subsequently adapt our streamlined process to operating parameters that will make it compatible with larger capacity equipment. In the Phase I Option, we will optimize our streamlined process to improve its key figures of merit, including yield, mass output, and purity.

PI Energy enables solar energy that is low-cost, non-toxic and globally scalable. This solution has the potential to accelerate developing regions into sustainable modernity creating a positive impact to billions of individuals.

Molecular Nanosystems' goal is to develop nanotube-based gas, chemical and bio-sensors and other high-end electronics devices. The company's suite of nanotube-based products is intended to provide improvements in scale, density, sensitivity, selectivity, integration and power consumption over existing products. Some of the early applications include carbon nanotube tips for atomic force microscopes and nanotube-based gas sensors. Molecular Nanosystems is also working in partnership with leading companies in various fields to develop their next generation of products, where replacing the conventional components with carbon nanotube-based ones provides improved performance, while lowering manufacturing costs. Integration of the company's proprietary site-selective CVD technology into established manufacturing processes helps Molecular Nanosystems' partners gain a competitive edge, while opening new opportunities in their R&D efforts.

Atas has compiled green building information regarding Cool Metal Roofing, Transpired Solar Collector panels and various means of credits from the federal government, as well as possible state credits and incentives from various companies.

Ergo Exergy focuses on underground coal gasification (UCG) technology in the clean energy sector. The company provides a method that converts coal into gas for energy or hydrogen production, particularly in areas where traditional mining is not feasible. UCG technology serves as an alternative to fossil fuels. It is based in Cote Saint Luc, Quebec.

Artisan Magnetics designs and produces magnetic components and transformers for military and commercial sectors. The company provides inductors, custom transformers, and transformers for specific voltage and application needs. These products are used in military, high voltage, and commercial applications. It is based in Alabama, United States.