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EnginZyme

EnginZyme develops a cell-free biocatalysis platform using immobilised enzymes to turn renewable feedstocks into chemicals and ingredients for industrial manufacturers.

1 open job

Level Nine Labs

Level Nine Labs is a Berlin-based startup developing world-first nanozyme technology to advance catalysis for the sustainable green chemical industry.

Hymeth

Danish cleantech company making high-efficiency alkaline electrolyzers for industrial-scale green hydrogen, using iron, copper and nickel rather than precious metals.

1 open job

Avantium

Avantium develops and commercialises catalytic technologies that convert plant-based feedstocks into FDCA and the recyclable polymer PEF, with commercial-scale production in Delfzijl, the Netherlands.

1 open job

BIOWEG

BIOWEG uses precision fermentation and green chemistry to turn food industry waste into biodegradable bacterial cellulose ingredients that replace microplastics.

1 open job

Dioxycle

Dioxycle develops a carbon electrolyzer that converts industrial CO and CO₂ emissions into chemicals such as ethylene using electricity and water.

1 open job

Green Fusion GmbH

Green Fusion GmbH, founded in 2021, provides an AI-powered energy management platform that monitors, analyzes and optimizes heating systems in real time across property portfolios in Germany's housing sector.

Hystar

Hystar develops and manufactures high-efficiency PEM electrolyser technology for green hydrogen production, with operations across Europe and South Korea.

ITM Power

ITM Power designs and manufactures PEM electrolysers to produce green hydrogen, serving industrial and energy customers from its Sheffield, UK base.

TURN2X

TURN2X is a Munich-based climate tech company converting renewable electricity into e-Methane via patented methanation, with its first commercial plant operating in Miajadas, Spain.

10 companies

EnginZyme

Level Nine Labs

Hymeth

Avantium

BIOWEG

Dioxycle

Green Fusion GmbH

Hystar

ITM Power

TURN2X

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