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InterOil Corporation is a vertically integrated oil and gas company in Papua New Guinea. It has exploration interests over approximately 3.9 million acres (about 1.6 million hectares) and holds a major interest in the large Elk-Antelope gas field, which is being developed for a liquefied natural gas project with Total of France. InterOil owns and operates Papua New Guinea’s only oil refinery, and operates an extensive petroleum retail and commercial distribution network. It employs about 1000 people. InterOil’s corporate headquarters are in Singapore and its operations office is in Port Moresby. It is listed on the New York and Port Moresby stock exchanges.
UC Synergetic is a Charlotte, NC-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
Elcon Corporation is a Everett, WA-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
Mitchell Engineering is a San Francisco, CA-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
SiEnergy Systems LLC is an early-stage company commercializing a novel thin film solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) developed at Harvard University. The technology uses inexpensive silicon-based technology and nanometer scale electrolytes to create SOFCs that operate at a commercially desirable temperature and are scalable to meet various power requirements. Thin film SOFC is a promising technology that provides solutions to cost and reliability challenges of fuel cells today. SiEnergy was established in 2007 by Allied Minds and Harvard University. After 3 years of research activity in Shriram Ramanathan’s lab at Harvard University, the company moved to an independent location in Cambridge, MA for further commercialization of the technology. SiEnergy is committed to creating clean, efficient, and affordable power sources that reduce greenhouse gas emissions, oil consumption, and air pollution. We will create a better and brighter future through development of novel thin film solid oxide fuel cell technology.