Ambient Photonics develops low light energy harvesting photovoltaic cells that convert ambient light into usable power for smart home and IoT devices. This technology eliminates the need for batteries, addressing the environmental impact of battery waste while providing a sustainable energy source with up to three times the power density of traditional indoor solar cells.

Arrive provides a technology platform that enables brands and retailers to efficiently manage and resell excess inventory and non-new returns through branded secondary channels. This approach helps businesses generate new revenue streams while enhancing profit margins and supporting sustainability initiatives by extending product lifecycles.

Circulor provides blockchain-based traceability solutions that enable manufacturers to monitor the flow of materials and track emissions throughout their supply chains. This technology addresses the lack of transparency and accountability in sourcing, helping companies demonstrate responsible practices and comply with environmental regulations.

CleanO2 produces vegan, palm‑oil‑free soap bars that incorporate potassium carbonate derived from captured CO₂ in building heating systems, permanently sequestering the carbon within the product. The soap delivers a natural‑oil, high‑lather cleanse while the company offsets lifecycle emissions through sustainable packaging and mangrove planting. Products are sold directly and via subscription.

Colorifix utilizes a biological process to engineer microorganisms that produce and fix pigments onto textiles, eliminating the need for harmful chemicals in dyeing. This method significantly reduces environmental impact while maintaining high-quality color standards in the fashion and textiles industry.

Cruz Foam develops biodegradable packaging materials by transforming chitin from shrimp shells into structural foams, replacing petroleum-based options. This technology provides an environmentally friendly alternative to single-use plastics, addressing the urgent issue of plastic pollution in the packaging industry.

DAME offers a line of organic, toxin‑free menstrual products—including reusable period panties, washable pads, certified‑vegan tampons, and the world’s first reusable, zero‑plastic tampon applicator—designed to be gentle on the body and reduce single‑use plastic waste. All items are made from sustainable materials, carry vegan certification, and are sold directly to UK consumers with free shipping and a 30‑day money‑back guarantee.

Epoch Biodesign utilizes proprietary AI-designed enzymes to deconstruct waste materials at the molecular level. This biological process yields virgin-quality, recycled polymers, starting with nylon 6,6, at ultra-low emissions. The company is scaling this enzymatic recycling technology to support global manufacturing of circular materials.

Flexi-Hex manufactures protective packaging sleeves using a patented honeycomb design made from 100% recycled paper, which significantly reduces breakage rates during transit. This solution replaces traditional plastic packaging, minimizing environmental waste while ensuring the safe delivery of fragile products across various industries.

Greyparrot utilizes AI waste analytics to provide real-time insights into material composition at recycling facilities, enabling automated sorting and enhanced operational transparency. This technology addresses the inefficiency of manual sampling, allowing facilities to monitor 99% of waste flow and significantly reduce sampling costs.

The startup develops eco-friendly circuit boards using sustainable natural fibers that significantly lower carbon emissions compared to traditional glass-based materials. This technology enables the electronics industry to produce products with a smaller carbon footprint, addressing the urgent need for improved waste management and sustainability in electronic manufacturing.

The startup operates a global recycling platform that facilitates the sale and collection of reusable and returnable products, transforming conventional single-use items into durable, multi-use designs. This approach addresses the issue of waste generation by creating a circular ecosystem that enhances product reuse and recycling accessibility for consumers and businesses.

Matter. develops the Regen.™ technology, a patented filtration system that captures and recycles microplastics from wastewater, particularly targeting emissions from textiles and laundry. Each year, approximately 650,000 metric tonnes of microplastics enter the oceans, and Matter. aims to mitigate this pollution through efficient separation processes across various markets.

This agricultural technology company provides a platform that verifies field data in real-time for smallholder agri-commodity supply chains, including cocoa and palm oil. By ensuring compliance with regulations like the EU Deforestation Regulation, the platform enables rural communities to document and secure their land rights effectively.

Naturbeads manufactures biodegradable cellulose microspheres to replace plastic microbeads used in cosmetics, detergents, and other products, addressing the issue of microplastic pollution that harms marine ecosystems. The company utilizes a sustainable production process that sources materials from certified forestry and agricultural waste, ensuring a circular and environmentally friendly approach.

The startup develops bio pigments by converting wood waste into stable black pigments suitable for applications in textiles, coatings, and cosmetics. These pigments are compatible with existing water-based formulations and equipment, eliminating the need for upfront capital investment while providing durability against fading and discoloration.

Neutreeno engineers a decarbonization system that utilizes proprietary process networks and advanced engineering models to eliminate emissions at the source. The platform provides precise emissions data and insights, enabling businesses to achieve deep supply chain decarbonization and identify low-carbon procurement pathways.

Nordsense offers a smart waste management platform that utilizes IoT sensors and data analytics to optimize waste collection routes and schedules. This technology reduces operational costs and environmental impact by minimizing unnecessary pickups and improving resource allocation for waste management services.

Notpla develops biodegradable packaging materials using a natural seaweed coating, which allows their products to decompose within weeks, unlike traditional plastic. This technology addresses the environmental impact of single-use plastics by providing sustainable alternatives that leave no harmful traces.

This startup utilizes a technical biorefinery process to extract high-value food ingredients, natural bioactive compounds for health and cosmetics, and sustainable materials from seaweed. By enhancing the seaweed farming industry in the Western Hemisphere, the company creates job opportunities in rural coastal communities while promoting health benefits for people and the planet.

Orbisk provides an AI‑driven food waste monitoring platform for commercial kitchens. By installing smart sensors that weigh and track discarded food, the system gives real‑time analytics and actionable insights to reduce waste, lower costs, and improve sustainability.

PANGAIA designs and sells apparel made from bio‑based and recycled materials, such as bio‑nylon elastane, plant‑derived synthetics, algae pigments, and recycled‑fiber insulation. By integrating its in‑house material innovations into stylish, high‑performance clothing for men, women and children, the brand offers eco‑conscious consumers garments that lower carbon emissions, reduce waste, and avoid fossil‑based inputs.

Petit Pli creates children’s garments that expand to fit a growing child, covering up to seven size ranges with a patented pleating system. Made from recycled ripstop fabric or merino wool, the clothing is lightweight, machine‑washable, and Oeko‑Tex certified, reducing waste and the cost of constantly replacing kids’ clothes.

Ruminant BioTech develops a slow-release bolus device that remains in a cow's stomach for up to six months to reduce methane emissions from ruminant digestion. This technology targets the significant greenhouse gas emissions from livestock, aiming for a 70% reduction in methane output during its operational period.