Companies in the Electrification industry
Name | Description | Industry | Official Website | Location | ||
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Nexans is a Paris-based company founded in 1900. | ||||||
ECP is a private equity firm in New Jersey dedicated to investing in North America's energy infrastructure | ||||||
A venture capital firm in Tokyo that focuses on latest technologies and business models. | ||||||
Valmet Automotive is a Uusikaupunki-based company founded in 1968. | ||||||
Cooper-Standard Automotive is a Novi, Michigan-based company founded in 1960. | ||||||
Lunar Energy is headquartered in the United Kingdom and specializes in what it calls Tidal In-Stream Energy Conversion or TISEC. The turbines themselves are actually developed by Rotech Engineering. | ||||||
EV Technology Group is a company founded by Olivier Roussy Newton. | ||||||
ConnectM Technology Solutions is a Marlborough, Massachusetts-based company founded in 2008. | ||||||
Borouge is an Abu Dhabi-based company founded in 1998. | ||||||
Copper (Channing Street Copper Company) is a Berkeley-based startup developing battery-equipped induction ranges, branded “Charlie.” Its appliances integrate energy storage to reduce peak demand, enable electrification in older homes, and support cleaner, resilient cooking solutions for both consumers and building developers. | ||||||
Estes Energy, led by CEO Dustin Grace and CTO Çağkan Yildiz, develops next-gen, chemistry‑agnostic battery systems for commercial vehicles and industrial equipment. Founded in 2024 and based in San Francisco, it aims to outperform diesel with US-made, zero‑emission powertrains. | ||||||
Elephant Energy is an electrifications company that installs electric heat pumps, heat pump water heaters, and mini split ACs. | ||||||
QuitCarbon aims to simplify the transition to clean energy homes with personalized home electrification plans and a network of trusted contractors. |
