The 22 top clean tech and energy startups from Disrupt Startup Battlefield

Here is the full list of the clean tech and energy Startup Battlefield 200 selectees, along with a note on what made us select them for the competition.

The 22 top clean tech and energy startups from Disrupt Startup Battlefield

TL;DR

  • TechCrunch's Startup Battlefield 200 features 200 selectees in clean tech and energy.
  • AraBat uses bio-based recycling to recover metals from spent lithium-ion batteries.
  • Aruna Revolution developed compostable natural fiber menstrual pads.
  • CarbonBridge transforms waste gases into valuable molecules using bioreactors.
  • Carbon Negative Solutions uses AI to turn industrial waste into carbon-negative cement.
  • COI Energy offers a marketplace for enterprises to trade excess energy capacity.
  • Coral provides an AI-powered platform for carbon accounting and reporting.
  • Emobi offers an AI-powered cloud platform for universal EV charging.
  • EnyGy Limited invented higher-performance ultracapacitors.
  • Ganiga Innovation's Hoooly is a robotic garbage bin that sorts recyclables.
  • Gemini Energy developed on-site fuel cell power generation technology.
  • Helix Earth created energy-efficient HVAC and carbon capture systems from liquid-gas chemistry.
  • HKG Energy created a next-generation silicon material for lithium-ion batteries.
  • HomeBoost offers a DIY system for homeowners to assess energy efficiency.
  • HyWatts supplies modular 'Power-Plant-in-a-Box' systems for industrial energy generation.
  • Kaio Labs develops CO2 conversion technologies using an AI-powered workflow.
  • MacroCycle Technologies invented a patented polyester textiles recycling technology.
  • Namu Robotics Corporation provides tree-planting robots for reforestation.
  • Naware offers an AI-powered robotic weed killer that uses hot steam.
  • Segura provides a proprietary method for instant water quality testing.
  • ShellVive filters water by repurposing oyster shells.
  • Whisper Energy is developing an AI-native sensor for commercial building energy efficiency.
  • Xatoms created a photocatalyst to remove contaminants from water using AI and quantum chemistry.

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