17 startup competing for E4SM 2021 awards
This year, 17 startup have been selected by GreenUnivers and Capenergies, co-organizers of the Energy for Smart Mobility forum. This year’s selection is very diverse: among the finalists, there are two startup from the shipping sector, one from the air sector, 10 from land sector, and 4 which can deal with all the mobilities. They will present their concept to the jury and participants on October 6th, 2021, from 2PM to 4PM.
Five prizes will be awarded: one per category, the E4SM 2021 Grand Prix and the special public award.
The candidates are divided up to three categories:
1/ Electric solutions – mature startup
– Batteries for People, a specialist in battery performance for electric vehicles, develops and markets solutions to certify the state of health of batteries and predict their consumption. Website
– ChargePoly develops intelligent recharging stations for land-based electric vehicles. Website
– Duckt, an Estonian start-up, installs universal recharging solutions dedicated to micro-mobility. Website
– MIA (Map Intelligence Agency) specializes in data analysis for communities and mobility companies. Website
– Oke Charge offers a shared recharging service based on a box to be installed on a recharging infrastructure, open to any type of ground vehicle. Website
– Qovoltis designs, produces, installs and manages new generation charging stations for B2B and B2C. Website
– Solar Cloth has invented a photovoltaic textile that can be adapted to any surface. Website
2/ Hydrogen or biogas solutions – mature startup and R&D on progress
– HySiLabs has developed a liquid carrier dedicated to hydrogen transport. Website
– Masira wants to design innovative “plug and play” biomethane stations. Website
– Sakowin Green Energy is industrializing a new generation of on-site and on-demand green hydrogen production equipment. Website
– TinHy designs, develops and installs a hydrogen distribution network with on-board electrolysis. Website under construction
3/ Electric solutions – R&D in progress
– Air Seas is installing an automated kite system on the ships generating the most greenhouse gas emissions, in order to hybridize their engine with wind propulsion. Website
– BlueNav develops an electric propulsion system to be installed on new or old boats, integrated with the engine to create a hybrid propulsion system. Website
– CARA7 is designing an all-in-one payment system via an app or card for vehicle management and, in particular, to help reduce the carbon footprint. Website
– Green System Automotive is developing a conversion device that can be adapted to biofuels for motorized two-wheelers, watercraft and recreational vehicles. Website
– Lumi’In wants to be able to transform a traditional lamppost into a recharge point. Website
– NovPower is developing electric propulsion systems for light aviation. Website