MPPC Technology is a privately held company built on patented technology that maximizes solar harvesting, transfer, and storage for photovoltaic (PV) power system. The company is developing a power controller for managing the flow of electricity produced from solar panels. This innovative device allows you to optimize production while avoiding the loss of electricity (from 5% to 10%) with existing systems.
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Based in the South of France, Eole water is the world leader in the field of water production systems energised by wind. Its unique clean technology and ecological process allow a production of natural water based on air condensation, without impact on the environment. Its technology consists in harvesting water from the air and basically condensing ambient atmospheric water vapor into fresh water. Read more
Terra Nova is a french cleantech company developing the first energy intelligence suite 100% online. As industrial energy bill is fastly growing, Terra Nova developed solutions to control energy consumption to collect information by connecting sensors and gas meters, water or electricity, to software on a secure website. A box compiles the data in each site of the same company to have a clear energy consumption report. Read more
Sud Ecowatt is a french cleantech company developing a system which can cover up to 60% of heating needs and 80% of hot water. This innovative company has developed in partnership with ICAM Toulouse, a wall heater in brick flood large thermal inertia driven by an hydraulic system powered by heat from the photovoltaic sensors. This concept allows a maximum value of solar energy captured by a simple hydraulic network and its operation at very low temperatures and meets the requirements of the HQE (High Environmental Quality). Read more
Entropy is a software solution for energy management of data centers. It can dynamically manage applications for virtualized data centers to optimize their operations and reduce their energy consumption. This software solution has been developed by Fabien Hermenier and Jean Marc Menau from the Ecole des Mines de Nantes. Read more