Anaergia is a global leader in anaerobic digestion and resource recovery, transforming organic waste into renewable fuel, clean water, and fertilizer. With operations in 17 countries, the company offers a comprehensive suite of proprietary technologies and services, including waste separation, anaerobic digestion, and biogas upgrading. Anaergia's unique business model encompasses capital sales, services, and build, own, and operate projects, making it a one-stop shop for municipalities and businesses seeking sustainable waste management solutions. The company is committed to combating climate change by providing carbon-negative fuel and reducing greenhouse gas emissions, positioning itself as a key player in the clean energy transition.
Battle Motors is a leader in the vocational truck industry, specializing in the development of electric vehicle (EV) technology and providing work-ready diesel, clean natural gas (CNG), and electric chassis designed for refuse and recycling markets. The company acquired Crane Carrier Company in 2021, enhancing its capabilities in manufacturing durable and dependable trucks for various applications, including middle- and last-mile delivery. With a focus on quality and performance, Battle Motors aims to lead the charge toward a sustainable, low-emission future in the commercial vehicle sector.
Brightmark is a circular innovations company focused on reimagining waste by converting plastics and organics into valuable new products. Through their proprietary Plastics Renewal® technology and anaerobic digestion projects, they create renewable natural gas and new materials from waste. With over 30 centers across the United States, Brightmark partners with dairy farmers and other organizations to tackle significant environmental challenges, including plastic pollution and food waste. Their unique approach and strong partnerships position them as leaders in the circular economy, making a tangible impact on sustainability and waste reduction.
Glacier is a pioneering company focused on revolutionizing recycling through advanced robotics. Their proprietary sorting robots utilize cutting-edge AI technology to achieve high precision in identifying and sorting over 30 different materials, making them up to 60% more affordable than competitors. With a proven performance of 45 picks per minute in real recycling facilities, Glacier aims to drive a circular economy and significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The company is based in San Francisco and is backed by notable investors, positioning it strongly in the recycling technology market.