Welspun New Energy Ltd.

Welspun New Energy Limited (WNEL) is an emerging green energy infrastructure developer, with a strong focus on establishing large-scale renewable energy and green hydrogen projects. The company is part of Welspun World, one of India's fastest growing conglomerates, with presence in diverse sectors such as home textiles, pipes & steel, building materials, infrastructure and logistics. Welspun World has presence in 50+ countries globally, with a cumulative turnover of over USD 5 billion. Welspun has always been significantly committed to develop sustainable value propositions and uphold the highest ESG standards. The Group was one of the first organizations in India to pioneer the Renewable Energy industry. Welspun Energy Limited, part of the Welspun World until 2016, was one of India’s largest renewable energy companies with a Giga-Watt scale Renewable Energy portfolio. The portfolio, which was 88% operational, was acquired by Tata Power in 2016. Benefitting from being a part of the financially strong Welspun World as well as the Group’s accomplishments in the renewable energy business, WNEL has already made significant strides towards its goals by securing resources and capabilities for large projects in India. The company has chalked out plans to build a portfolio of 5 GW Renewable Energy and 2 million tons of Green Hydrogen and its derivatives by 2030, in line with India’s energy transition ambitions and Net Zero goal.

Bright Sunday

Bright Sunday offers commercial and industrial customers complete solar PV systems for self-consumption with zero upfront investment and savings from day one.Our offering includes installation, a flat-rate Power Purchase Agreement (PPA), and comprehensive services for up to 70% cost savings. Zero investment. Zero maintenance. Sell your existing solar PV system. With our Sale Leaseback offer you can sell your solar PV system to Bright Sunday and turn a fixed asset into a worry and carbon-free energy service.In short, we buy your solar PV system. You get the money. It stays where it is and we make a deal where you buy the electricity it produces. We work with trustworthy local installers, use premium products, and ensure a seamless transition to solar through real-time monitoring. Bright Sunday was founded in Sweden in 2016 and currently operates in Portugal, Spain, and Sweden. We are financially backed by Niam Infra Fund, an infrastructure fund with the European Investment Fund as one of its main investors. This support gives us the capacity to serve businesses of all sizes. There is no upper limit.

Synthica Energy

Synthica Energy is a renewable natural gas (RNG) development company focused on the creation of anaerobic digestion facilities across the United States. Founded in 2017, Synthica is developing facilities in Cincinnati, Atlanta, San Antonio, New Orleans, Louisville and other urban markets and has long-term agreements in place to manage waste from leading manufacturers in those regions. To learn more, visit www.synthica.com.

Natel Energy

Natel Energy is a technology & engineering company working to support healthy rivers, promote biodiversity and decarbonize the grid by developing hydropower turbines that enable downstream passage of fish and other aquatic organisms. Through rigorous testing and refinement, Natel has achieved through-turbine fish passage survival rates of 98-100% across multiple fish species and life stages with its novel FishSafe™ runner designs. These runners have demonstrated effective fish passage while operating at conventional blade speeds and maintaining high hydraulic efficiency. Natel conducts feasibility studies, performs fish passage and performance testing, and works with trusted turbine manufacturers to implement its runner designs worldwide. Natel is a privately held company located in Alameda, California in the United States.

Makani

Makani aimed to enable more people around the world to have access to clean, affordable wind power by developing energy kites, an airborne wind energy technology that used a wing tethered to a ground station, to efficiently harness energy from the wind. By replacing the massive steel towers of conventional wind turbines with lightweight hardware and smart software, Makani hoped to unlock access to wind resources too expensive or impractical to access with traditional wind technologies. In 2020, Makani’s journey as a company came to an end. Learn more about the team’s 13 year journey building an entirely new type of wind energy technology by visiting: www.x.company/projects/makani