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KTI Corporation is a Houston, TX-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
UniEnergy Technologies produces large-scale energy storage systems for utility, micro-grid, commercial and industrial, and other applications. The core technology is an advanced vanadium flow battery, with breakthrough electrolyte, containerized design, mature and powerful stacks, and state-of-the-art controls. The Uni.SystemTM is safe, operationally flexible, reliable, long-life, and cost-effective. Based in the Seattle area, UET operates a 67,000 square foot engineering and manufacturing facility scaling up to produce 100 megawatts annually. Currently about 35 people, UET plans to grow to about 100 people by mid-2015.
Innowatts is a leading energy SaaS platform that utilizes best-in-class artificial intelligence to help electricity providers unlock grid edge opportunities, increase customer value, and accelerate the transition to sustainable energy solutions. The Innowatts platform leverages insights from more than 45 million meters, delivering real-time, customer-centric energy analytics with unprecedented accuracy. With clients and operations across the Americas, Europe, and Asia, Innowatts is a global leader, enabling energy providers to become truly customer-focused and fully leverage the power of data to transform their businesses.
Nichols Brothers is a Tulsa, OK-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
SolidEnergy was founded in 2012 during the turmoil of the lithium battery industry meltdown. Its mission is to power people`s lives, whether they are communicating with loved ones on a phone or driving with family in an electric car. SolidEnergy revolutionized portable energy storage with the introduction of the “anode-free” lithium metal battery in 2014. SolidEnergy`s two material platforms, dual-layer electrolyte and ultra-thin lithium metal anode, provide transformational energy density and safety across all rechargeable lithium batteries and can be seamlessly integrated into existing Li-ion manufacturing capability. The final applications include drones, watches and wearables, smart phones, and electric cars.