| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Martin Falk |
Chief Technology Officer | Profile |
UtilityInnovation Group (UIG) is a leader in designing, building, protecting, and operating the global carbon-free grid of the future. UIG, founded by the core leadership team which helped shape the US microgrid market, specializes in utility protection and controls engineering, substation and distribution development, microgrid development, and grid resiliency. Together with their partners, UIG has developed an industry leading international presence dedicated to their mission of shaping the future of electric grid infrastructure across the globe through an explicit focus on decarbonization and the ever-increasing need for resiliency.
Principle Power is focused on the deep-water offshore wind energy market. Its product, the WindFloat, is a floating foundation for wind turbines that enables siting independent of water depth, thus exploiting the world's highest capacity wind resources.
Kahoe Air Balance Co is a Eastlake, OH-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
Msi Utilities is a Columbus, OH-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
Raven SR is a US-headquartered clean fuels company that is revolutionizing the way the world uses waste. We transform waste destined for landfill – municipal solid waste, organic waste and methane – into environmentally friendly, efficient and profitable clean hydrogen and Fischer-Tropsch synthetic fuels with our patented Steam/CO2 Reformer technology. We use a unique two-stage steam and a chemical process, not combustion, to produce clean hydrogen and Fischer-Tropsch synthetic fuels. This means we can process varied and mixed feedstocks with almost no waste or pollution and extract the largest volume of output per ton of input. Our clean hydrogen is 99.999% pure and can be used in hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles, and our Fischer-Tropsch synthetic fuels have zero-sulfur content, have lower emissions, higher energy content, higher torque, a higher flowability, lower freeze point, and higher viscosity.