Discover the latest emerging technologies that are breaking barriers and re-engineering our energy, food, water, waste and transportation economies.
Water covers 71% of the Earth’s surface, but is it actually in abundance? How can we increase access to drinkable water?
Vaagen Timbers makes Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) panels and Glu Laminated Timber (glulam) using mass timber sourced from forest resoration projects
Pairwise is a pioneering food start-up working to deliver breakthrough innovation in agricultural sciences and the production of healthy consumer foods.
Origami Solar, based in Sacramento, California and Bend, Oregon, produces solar module frames with locally-source, recycled steel.
Greene Lyon Group is a provider of sustainable and economically compelling recycling technologies for a wide range of materials across multiple industries.
Bakken Energy is an innovative clean hydrogen company working to become the largest producer of affordable clean hydrogen in the U.S.
Eco-Panels is a manufacturer of structurally insulated, interlocking building panels. When constructed, buildings which use only Eco-Panels are a nearly continuous insulated structure.
Sony Semiconductors Israel, formerly known as Altair Technologies, produces Internet of Things (IoT) technology.
Newlight Technologies, Inc. produces sustainable plastics by using microorganisms to turn methane into formable materials. Boundless conducted an Environmental Impact Report for their AirCarbon-coated disposable paper plates.
Fabric8Labs is a San Diego-based startup specializing in metal additive manufacturing. Its proprietary additive manufacturing technology — Electrochemical Additive Manufacturing (ECAM) is based on electrochemical deposition and does not require powder or thermal processes.
Calysta is a leading biotechnology company that focuses on the development and manufacture of protein ingredients from new sources.
Sustainable Living Innovations (SLI) is a Seattle-based building technology company seeking to revolutionize the built environment.
Eavor Technologies Inc. is designing a scalable form of clean baseload geothermal power. They have redesigned geothermal systems, mitigating issues that have hindered traditional geothermal systems.
Locomation was founded in 2018 by a team of experts on autonomous vehicles, robotics, and artificial intelligence from Carnegie Mellon’s National Robotics Engineering Center and trucking industry leaders with experience in transportation logistics.
RWDC, a Singapore-based biotech startup, has developed a biologically produced and biodegradable polyester (plastic) called Solon™, which is composed of polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHAs) produced naturally by bacterial fermentation of plant-based oil or sugar.
Marrone Bio Innovations (MBI) uses naturally occurring microorganisms to develop effective and environmentally responsible bio-based products that promote plant health, manage weeds, and fight pest and plant diseases in a broad range of crops.
Imprint Energy is a U.S. based company that provides safe and high-performance zinc batteries in form factors that allow them to blend into everyday electronics.
Gelion Technologies (Gelion) is an Australia-based company that develops advanced stationary and mobile battery technologies.
ORCA is a hyperlocal food waste processing technology that reduces the transportation footprint of food waste and its end-of-life impact.
Cancer exacts a steep social and economic toll, especially as an aging world population creates increased cancer rates…
AeroFlexx, Inc. is a liquid packaging technology that was developed and incubated at Procter & Gamble. The multilayer film package uses chambers filled with compressed gas…
JenaBatteries produces an innovative metal-free redox flow technology that operates in the stationary energy storage market. JenaBatteries develops large-scale systems rated at 100 kW and up that compete with traditional lithium-ion, lead, and vanadium batteries.
It is telling that COVID-19 is not the biggest challenge that the aviation industry currently faces. The long-term effects are uncertain, but some analysts believe that the aftershock of the pandemic will persistently reduce aviation demand growth. Nevertheless, COVID does not challenge the basic foundations of the passenger aviation industry. Climate change does.
Concrete is the most consumed substance in the world, second only to water. The cement industry accounts for approximately 8% of global carbon dioxide emissions. Building our world’s living spaces and infrastructures destroy our environment and kill our chance at a future.
It’s hard to miss the news on renewables and other clean energy technologies today, which has ranged from unprecedented cost reductions to investments in new multibillion dollar renewable and hydrogen plants, electric vehicles, and commitments to decarbonize.
Climate change has already impacted the way we live, how we do business, and more. Fighting it is an existential imperative – and investing in food waste reduction solutions is a core approach for doing so.
