Intelligent Energy is a company that develops and produces hydrogen fuel cells for use in a range of power systems applications in sectors such as automotive, aerospace & defence, distributed generation and portable power. Intelligent Energy began commercial operations in 2001 and has a history of pioneering fuel cell research and development. Today, the company’s research, development and production facilities are based at Intelligent Energy’s headquarters in Loughborough in the UK, as well as in California and New Mexico in the United States. The company has offices in London and Johannesburg, in addition to a commercial presence in Tokyo.

Solaria Corp. focuses on solving the economics of solar power through cell and module innovations. The company's technology platform applies existing science from the semiconductor and optics industries to create breakthrough cell and module innovations. Solaria’s extensive IP portfolio is initially focused on a reliable PV-maximizing process that, via solar cell singulation and optical concentration, yields two highly efficient cells from one. The resulting modules integrate seamlessly into the supply chain. Solaria is prepared to scale production to meet the solar industry’s rapidly increasing needs.

SolFocus develops and markets solar energy solutions targeting a dramatic reduction in the cost of delivering renewable solar energy which will ultimately compete head-to-head with fossil fuels in several large, multi-billion-dollar energy markets. The company’s products include concentrator photovoltaic (CPV) solutions and intelligent tracking systems. SolFocus is a leader in global solar innovation through collaboration with universities, research institutes, and corporate partners, and led the formation of the CPV Consortium in 2007.