UBQ Materials Valuation, Funding & Investors

PSI Software SE is a software producer in process control and information systems. Its core business consists of process control and information systems for managing energy and material flows in industries tailored to the electricity, gas, oil, and district heating sectors, engineering, automobile, and automotive supply and logistics sectors. The company's segments include Energy Management, which offers intelligent solutions for utility companies in the electricity, gas, oil, and water sectors; the Production Management segment provides solutions for planning and controlling production processes in metals production, logistics, mechanical engineering, and automotive manufacturing. It generates maximum revenue from the Energy Management segment.

Koloma is a geologic hydrogen exploration company identifying naturally occurring hydrogen deposits using subsurface mapping and AI-driven analytics. Backed by investors including Breakthrough Energy Ventures, the Cambridge, Massachusetts-based firm, founded in 2022, targets reservoirs in the United States to supply clean fuel for power generation and industrial applications. Its proprietary datasets cover multiple basins with potential resources exceeding billions of cubic feet.

Electric Hydrogen is a Natick-headquartered producer of electrolyzers for green hydrogen generation. The company develops single-stack systems delivering 20 tons per day at under $2 per kilogram, targeting ammonia, steel, and refining sectors. Electric Hydrogen raised $380 million in 2023, with pilots at Chevron facilities and partnerships for gigawatt-scale deployments.

Gradiant is a Boston-headquartered cleantech company developing water treatment solutions for industrial sectors including microelectronics, pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, lithium extraction, and renewable energy. Its Carrier Gas Enhanced Separation technology removes contaminants from wastewater, enabling zero liquid discharge compliance. Deployed in facilities across Asia, Europe, and North America, Gradiant serves clients like Samsung and PepsiCo with modular systems for ultrapure water production and resource recovery.

Palmetto is a New York City-headquartered clean energy company financing and installing solar panels, battery storage, EV chargers, and heat pumps for over 100,000 U.S. homes and businesses. Launched in 2017 from Charleston, South Carolina, it raised $1.5 billion in funding by 2023 and partners with retailers like Lowe's and wholesalers to distribute its financing platform nationwide. The firm integrates software for energy monitoring and offers leases with zero upfront costs.

Turntide Technologies is a developer of high-efficiency switched reluctance motors and cloud-managed systems for buildings, agriculture, and electric vehicles. Headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, since its founding in 2018, the company targets the replacement of inefficient legacy motors responsible for significant global electricity waste. Its products include the SR motor line, deployed in HVAC systems and pumps worldwide.

Twelve is a carbon transformation company that converts captured CO2 into chemicals, fuels, and materials through advanced electrocatalysis and electrochemical processes, replacing fossil fuel-derived products while eliminating emissions. Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, it collaborates with industrial partners on sustainable manufacturing.

Tree Energy Solutions is a green hydrogen producer deploying gigawatt-scale plants powered by solar PV and onshore wind in high-resource locations. Valencia, Spain-headquartered since 2021, it develops facilities in Spain, Australia, and Latin America, targeting industrial offtakers with pipeline-connected supply. Projects include the 1 GW Magallanes plant in Chile.

Amogy is a clean energy technology provider specializing in ammonia-to-power systems for hard-to-decarbonize sectors. Brooklyn-headquartered in New York, it employs patented ammonia cracking technology to produce hydrogen on-site for fuel cells, generating electricity without carbon emissions. The modular systems target maritime vessels, stationary power generation, and heavy industry, with demonstrations on tugboats and partnerships in Southeast Asia.

Hydrograph Clean Power Inc is engaged in the acquisition and development of graphene and hydrogen-related products and services. The company's products include Fractal graphene and Reactive Graphene.

Climeworks is a Zurich-based direct air capture company operating modular plants like Orca and Mammoth in Iceland. The technology extracts CO2 from ambient air for permanent underground storage via mineralization with Carbfix, serving corporate net-zero commitments under Puro.earth certification standards.

Summit Carbon Solutions develops carbon capture and storage infrastructure connecting industrial facilities, particularly biofuel producers, to permanent CO2 storage sites in the Midwestern United States. Its Midwest Carbon Express project links ethanol plants across Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota via a roughly 3,200 km pipeline network, aiming to capture up to 20 million tons of CO2 annually for underground storage. The company has a joint venture with Minnkota Power Cooperative providing access to a fully permitted CO2 storage site with capacity for more than a billion tons.

Asuene is a Tokyo-based SaaS provider for carbon management and ESG reporting serving Japanese corporations in manufacturing and finance. Its Sustana platform automates Scope 1-3 emissions calculations compliant with SBTi and TCFD standards. Asuene integrates with SAP, Oracle, and procurement systems for supply chain decarbonization. The company facilitates carbon credit trading via its EX marketplace with J-Credits. Founded in 2021, Asuene supports over 300 clients including Toyota and Mitsubishi UFJ toward net-zero targets by 2050.

Canadian Solar Inc is a Canadian solar technology and renewable energy company. It is a manufacturer of solar photovoltaic modules, a provider of battery energy storage solutions, and a developer of utility-scale solar power and battery energy storage projects. The company is organized in two segments: Manufacturing segment, comprising CS PowerTech, which focuses on manufacturing and sales of solar products, battery energy storage products, and other power technology products for the U.S. market and CSI Solar, which serves all other world-wide markets; and Recurrent Energy segment, which focuses on solar power and battery storage project development, asset sales, power services, and electricity revenue from its operating portfolio. It derives maximum revenue from Manufacturing segment.

Carbon Clean Solutions is a carbon capture technology provider offering modular systems that remove up to 90% of CO2 from flue gases in power plants and industrial facilities. London-headquartered, the company deploys its CycloneCC solvent-based technology worldwide, including installations in India, the U.S., and the Middle East. Systems retrofit existing plants or integrate into new builds, using regenerable amines for energy-efficient operation. Notable deployments serve natural gas plants and steel mills, with over 20 commercial units operational. Carbon Clean partners with EPC firms for global project delivery and supplies captured CO2 for enhanced oil recovery.

Shoals Technologies Group is an American manufacturer of electrical balance of system (EBOS) products headquartered in Portland, Tennessee. EBOS is the power infrastructure that carries electricity safely from solar modules and batteries to the grid, and Shoals sells plug-and-play EBOS systems that reduce materials, installation labor and maintenance touchpoints on site. Its customers are the engineering, procurement and construction firms, developers and owners that build utility-scale solar, battery energy storage and, more recently, data center power systems. Shoals earns revenue from product sales made through in-house manufacturing, holds 75 patents and says about 100 GW of projects using its systems are under contract, in construction or operating. The company was founded in 1996 as a component supplier to the automotive industry and moved into solar in 2002, first supplying components to First Solar and later cable harnesses to solar EPC contractors. It listed on Nasdaq (SHLS) through an initial public offering on January 27, 2021. Brandon Moss has been chief executive since July 2023, and Dominic Bardos has been chief financial officer since October 2022.