(New York, NY), a provider of software for data discovery, privacy, and security solutions. The company offers network-based data discovery that lets enterprises identify – in a continuous, automated manner – all internal repositories of sensitive data, enabling heightened security and compliance

(San Jose, CA), the leader in Identity-Powered Security for cloud applications, which enables distributed Zero Trust security for enterprises. (Acquired by Palo Alto Networks.)

(San Francisco, CA), which leverages artificial intelligence and machine learning to help companies in energy, technology and other industries transform their customer support operations by managing service tickets.

(Redwood City, CA), which provides a DERMs platform and a Virtual Power Plant solution for utilities. (Acquired by Schneider Electric)

(Pleasanton, CA), Avathon’s pre-built AI models cover predictive maintenance, anomaly detection, and optimization for industrial applications. Their platform also enables developers to build custom AI applications. (Formerly SparkCognition)

(Santa Clara, CA), a provider of advanced encryption to make cloud databases breach resistant without sacrificing performance, sharing, or ease of use.

(London, UK) which builds ruggedized Internet-of-Things hardware sensors that deliver protection and asset management solutions for utility-critical infrastructure.

(Pasadena, CA): Large-scale direct ocean carbon capture technology, vital for decarbonization. Spin out from Caltech.

(San Francisco, CA), which makes it profitable for owners of commercial/industrial buildings to cut their GHG emissions and boost efficiency.

(San Jose, CA), a provider of enterprise-class artificial intelligence image analysis to replace rote tasks with AI vision. Its technology reduces the cost of field engineering inspections for critical-asset businesses such as utilities.

(Vancouver, BC), the next generation asset management planning and decision analytics system designed for utilities and other asset-intensive companies. (IPO October 2021.)

(Tel Aviv, Israel), a ‘Zero Trust, Zero Effort’ cybersecurity company that keeps enterprise users securely connected no matter where they work.

(Hanover, Maryland), which provides complete ICS (Industrial Control System) threat detection and response technology designed to protect critical systems and infrastructure. Spin off from NSA.

(London, UK), a software application which incentivizes electric vehicle drivers to charge at optimal times to reduce energy price and emissions. Drivers with home solar arrays also can use ev.energy to optimize their EV charging with clean energy, reducing their power bills and reliance on fossil fuels.

(Mountain View, CA), AI-powered personalized learning platform for large enterprises. (Acquired by Cornerstone.)

(New York, NY), Energy Impact Partners, a first-of-its-kind strategic utility technology fund formed by industry players with extensive energy experience.

(Columbus, OH), which automates product security in connected devices and embedded systems for utilities and other critical infrastructure industries undergoing digital transformation.

(London, UK), a cloud-based, bank-independent online platform that provides frictionless direct debit and recurring payments for improved customer service.

IQ Capital is a Cambridge-based venture capital firm that invests in UK ‘deep-tech’ across sectors including machine learning, AI, engineering and materials, and data focused propositions based on disruptive algorithms.

(San Mateo, CA), a unified data analytics platform purpose-built to help companies stay ahead of the accelerating rate, volume, and complexity of enterprise data.

Jerusalem Venture Partners is one of the leading venture capital firms in Israel, a global hub for technology & innovation, offers NGP broad access to the Israeli technology sector, a global hub for innovation.

(San Francisco, CA), a Virtual Power Plant provided by aggregating residential and C&I renewable resources in CA and Texas.

(Somerville, MA), a leading provider of non-contact, LiDAR-based overhead power line sensor solutions to provide DLR and asset inspection services.

(London, UK), legal AI systems that streamline negotiation and analysis of contracts and other legal documents that are critical to accelerate deployment of clean energy and smart grid assets.

(Bothell, WA), a hardware company that helps utilities and C&I companies to decarbonize by removing carbon from natural gas through a methane pyrolysis process. The captured carbon is then used as a binder in asphalt for road maintenance.

(Seattle, WA), a provider of comprehensive protection plans for investments in residential and commercial solar energy systems.

(London, UK), the first Continuous Controls Monitoring (CCM) platform for enterprise security that makes it easy for CISOs to understand threats.

(Mountain View, CA), a Spatial Intelligence platform that uses existing hardware infrastructure to generate anonymous location data in real time. Use cases include physical security in sensitive locations, retail data analytics, etc.

(Santa Clara, CA), market-leading edge infrastructure software which enables IoT devices to be cloud enabled. (Acquired by Siemens.)

(Cambridge, UK), which helps companies plan and manage their transformation to net-zero emissions by providing climate risk analytics solutions to model P&L effects of long-term climate change. The startup is an offshoot of the University of Cambridge Centre for Risk Studies.

(San Francisco, CA), which helps Fortune 500 companies and large government agencies to discover unknowns and investigate threats outside the firewall, where the vast majority of cyberattacks originate. (Acquired by Microsoft.)

(London, UK), an AI software platform that automates how infrastructure is planned, built and managed by creating “digital twins” to enable faster, more effective and more collaborative decision making.

(Montclair, NJ), a SaaS platform that enables growth-focused innovators in critical infrastructure industries, such as utilities and telecom, to optimize their entire asset lifecycle.

(Cambridge, Mass), a startup spun out of MIT’s Lincoln Laboratory that uses a groundbreaking optimization engine to help industries accelerate cloud computing while reducing energy use.

(Huntington Beach, CA), a hardware company that manufactures a next-generation conductor that increases transmission lines’ capacity by 2x-3x without the need to retrofit towers or other infrastructure.

(Palo Alto, CA), The Hive works actively with founders to co-create, fund and launch startups focused on AI in the Enterprise.

(Boston, MA), a next-generation weather forecasting company. It provides by-the-minute demand response for the smart grid for business optimization, as well as asset-specific outage forecasts for storm response.

(Princeton, NJ), a generative design AI platform that fully automates the preliminary engineering of innovative and sustainable critical infrastructure, especially useful to accelerate interconnect queue processing.

(San Francisco, CA), the largest private enterprise-AI company that provides out-of-the-box AI agents for call center automation, marketing, sales, etc. and also enables developers to build custom LLMs and applications.

(New York, NY) uses large public and private data sets to provide AI solutions for gas safety and risk reduction for utilities and other critical infrastructure companies.

(Buffalo, NY) makes revolutionary battery pack technology that prevents thermal runaway issues, enabling deployments in public spaces and buildings.