Mike Biddle

Summit Nanotech has developed and deployed one of the most reliable and efficient direct lithium extraction (DLE) technologies on the market. Its modular system and high-performance sorbent, engineered in North America and designed for commercial complexity, produce high-purity lithium from brines in Chile, Argentina, and the United States, with industry-leading water efficiency. Summit is operating a field demonstration plant in northern Chile and a multi-column system in Colorado that enables rapid testing, process development, and sorbent optimization on customer feedstocks. Summit is actively developing sorbent and technology supply agreements for projects over 5 kT/y LCE and scaling production to meet global demand.

Turning the tide on carbon change. Ebb Carbon is pioneering a new carbon removal solution by enhancing the ocean’s natural ability to safely store CO₂. Our electrochemical ocean alkalinity enhancement method has the potential to be one of the largest scale and lowest cost approaches to removing excess CO₂, while reducing ocean acidity.

Koloma is a geologic hydrogen company that leverages its technology, proprietary data, and human capital advantages to identify and commercialize these resources on a global scale.

Bureo, based in the US and Chile, is focused on scaling a radically transparent model to eliminate fishing net pollution; using disruptive innovation to inspire change and create tangible positive impacts. Bureo’s Net+Positiva program works together with fishermen to provide a positive solution for their end of life fishing gear, which Bureo transforms into highly recyclable and durable raw materials. Headquartered in California, Bureo is a certified B-Corporation, a member of 1% for the Planet, and is a participating company in Patagonias Tin Shed Ventures Fund, an internal fund supporting likeminded start-up companies having a positive impact on the environment. To find out more visit: www.bureo.co

Houston-based Quidnet Energy is an energy storage company that uses the subsurface as a sustainable natural resource. Quidnet Energy’s patented Geomechanical Energy Storage technology utilizes excess electricity from the grid to store water beneath the ground under pressure, delivering that energy later to provide firm, reliable power to the grid.

Syzygy Plasmonics is decarbonizing the chemical industry, responsible for almost 20 percent of industrial CO2 emissions, by using light instead of combustion to drive chemical reactions. Our Rigel reactor cells channel light into high-efficiency photocatalysts, delivering a lower-carbon, lower-cost solution for chemical producers. While many startups are bringing singular technologies to market, Syzygys reactor cells are designed to support multiple reactions. Our reactors are currently available for CO2-to-eFuels projects, and for producing hydrogen from Ammonia e-Cracking or Combustion-Free Steam Methane Reforming. With additional reactions in development, Syzygy is on a path to make a broad section of chemical production sustainable. Our vision is to create a world where chemicals, fuels, and fertilizer are low-cost, carbon-neutral, and accessible to everyone. Our mission is to prevent a gigaton of CO2 from entering the atmosphere by 2040. Follow us to keep up with the latest on our journey toward a cleaner, more sustainable tomorrow!

Kelvin is the leading collaborative control software company, delivering industrial intelligence, operational excellence, and reduced carbon emissions. Kelvin was founded in 2013 by a team of data scientists, software developers, domain experts, and automation engineers to solve real-world problems. The company has a global footprint with offices in five countries and headquarters in San Francisco. Kelvin’s next-generation SaaS-based tools are built using artificial intelligence, machine learning, and analytics around emissions and sustainability. Kelvin’s robust solutions provide complete operational visibility, empowering engineers and operators to collaborate and make better decisions anywhere, anytime. Global industrial enterprises partner with Kelvin to help connect, create, and scale control applications across their operations. With Kelvin, they can simplify complex systems and realize their teams’ full potential. Kelvin partners with some of the worlds largest industrial organizations. More than 98 enterprises running 160,000 jobs rely on Kelvin to build more sustainable operations. Kelvin is backed by leading global industrial and energy investors. To learn more, visit https://kelvin.ai

Mosaic Materials is dedicated to reducing the costs and environmental impact of fossil fuels. Mosaic utilizes proprietary metal-organic frameworks, first developed at the University of California, Berkeley, to selectively remove impurities such as CO2 from gas mixtures. Mosaic has developed a highly tunable platform, which via a novel adsorption mechanism, can be optimized to significantly improve the performance and cost of CO2 removal for a range of applications and scales, from controlling power plant emissions to pulling CO2 from the air via direct air capture

Summit Nanotech has developed and deployed one of the most reliable and efficient direct lithium extraction (DLE) technologies on the market. Its modular system and high-performance sorbent, engineered in North America and designed for commercial complexity, produce high-purity lithium from brines in Chile, Argentina, and the United States, with industry-leading water efficiency. Summit is operating a field demonstration plant in northern Chile and a multi-column system in Colorado that enables rapid testing, process development, and sorbent optimization on customer feedstocks. Summit is actively developing sorbent and technology supply agreements for projects over 5 kT/y LCE and scaling production to meet global demand.

Turning the tide on carbon change. Ebb Carbon is pioneering a new carbon removal solution by enhancing the ocean’s natural ability to safely store CO₂. Our electrochemical ocean alkalinity enhancement method has the potential to be one of the largest scale and lowest cost approaches to removing excess CO₂, while reducing ocean acidity.

Koloma is a geologic hydrogen company that leverages its technology, proprietary data, and human capital advantages to identify and commercialize these resources on a global scale.

CO280 Solutions Inc. is a developer of large-scale carbon dioxide removal (CDR) projects. In partnership with CDR buyers and pulp and paper companies, we develop, finance, own, and operate carbon removal projects that deliver a new standard of permanent, verifiable, and affordable CDR credits to customers in the carbon market. Learn more at co280.com.

Bureo, based in the US and Chile, is focused on scaling a radically transparent model to eliminate fishing net pollution; using disruptive innovation to inspire change and create tangible positive impacts. Bureo’s Net+Positiva program works together with fishermen to provide a positive solution for their end of life fishing gear, which Bureo transforms into highly recyclable and durable raw materials. Headquartered in California, Bureo is a certified B-Corporation, a member of 1% for the Planet, and is a participating company in Patagonias Tin Shed Ventures Fund, an internal fund supporting likeminded start-up companies having a positive impact on the environment. To find out more visit: www.bureo.co