Established in 2018, Werover’s journey began with the recognition of critical challenges in renewable energy. Their initial focus was on underwater robots for inspecting hydropower plants. As they deepened their sector knowledge, they identified a gap in predictive maintenance solutions for renewables. Motivated by this, they developed AI-driven technology for early damage detection in wind turbine blades, providing real-time monitoring and predictive maintenance services. Werover envisions transforming the renewable energy industry, supporting sustainability, and enhancing ROI while reducing environmental impact through innovation and excellence.

Antoine’s business, Circu Li-ion, pioneers a groundbreaking battery cell upcycling process that reclaims up to 80% of end-of-life battery cells and components. This innovation fosters a sustainable battery industry ecosystem through the re-use of diagnosed cells in second-life applications and more efficient recycling of end-of-life cells. Additionally, Circu Li-ion engages in clean recycling of remaining battery materials, contributing to a more sustainable future while reselling these resources.

Water scarcity is a pressing global environmental issue, particularly when water consumption surpasses renewable resources. Improving water-use efficiency and ensuring sustainable supply are crucial to alleviate this problem and achieve SDG 6 goals. WaterSec’s mission is to address water scarcity by providing monitoring solutions. It was founded in response to this threat, offering smart monitoring solutions to promote sustainable water consumption in businesses and communities across the MENA region.

Waste to Wealth (W2W – Engineering) was born from an incident in Mali a decade ago when local authorities planned a landfill near the Medina Coura community’s primary school. This sparked Moussa’s journey to find waste transformation solutions. After researching global initiatives during Moussa’s 2013 Master’s program in Senegal, Moussa became fixated on recycling plastic waste. Since 2014, Moussa’s focus has been on converting plastic waste into construction materials. This journey led to tangible results, including publications and large-scale ecological concrete applications in Mali.

ParkIt envisions a future of accessible, sustainable mobility through an all-in-one app catering to diverse mobility needs. The inspiration behind ParkIt arose from personal struggles in finding, booking, and paying for parking spaces during previous employment. The quest for better, more convenient, secure, and well-lit parking options near the office evolved from solving personal frustrations to addressing similar issues faced by colleagues, ultimately leading to the creation of ParkIt.

Komunal Indonesia, established in 2019, strives to foster financial inclusion in Indonesia by digitizing rural banks. They connect depositors and savers with rural banks, primarily serving remote areas, and aim to provide loans to underserved segments like farmers, small traders, and MSMEs. This mission aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, specifically addressing poverty reduction, sustainable economic growth, and global partnerships. Join Komunal in making a difference in Indonesia’s economic growth and expanding their impact to other countries in ASEAN, Asia, and Africa.

Dareem was dismayed by the widespread water wastage in his country, understanding the preciousness of this resource. Trinidad and Tobago’s current water demand exceeds supply, resulting in a 44 MCM/year deficit. With over a million registered vehicles and 25,000 added yearly, car washing exacerbates the water shortage. Kairos GSC Ltd introduced EcoWash, a water-efficient car wash system using only 2 liters per wash. It aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goal No. 6, ensuring water availability and sustainability, while also serving as the only legal car wash system in Trinidad and Tobago.

Ferrigo’s mission is to empower rural producers by providing accessible technology to streamline daily tasks, improve their quality of life, and promote sustainable agriculture through reduced water waste and enhanced productivity. The core offering is a customizable fertigation system that blends fertilization and irrigation, utilizing soil sensors for precise nutrient delivery. Benefits include increased crop yields, cost savings, and easy installation and maintenance. Ferrigo also offers comprehensive electrohydraulic solutions tailored to each client’s needs, ensuring end-to-end support and a commitment to excellence for long-term growth.

LightEd offers affordable and dependable solar-powered reading lamps to students and families in rural Nigerian communities and refugee camps. They also supply vital solar-powered generators to schools and small businesses. Beyond delivering energy solutions, LightEd involves young students in assembling and distributing lamps, fostering peer education on renewable energy. Small business owners are empowered to extend lighting access and provide charging stations in their shops. LightEd aspires to illuminate lives globally, becoming a beacon of hope for those living without light.

Magrid, an evidence-based program, enhances visual-spatial, cognitive, and mathematical skills in children aged 3 to 9. Inspired by her dyslexic brother and the struggles of Luxembourgish children with migratory backgrounds, founder Tahereh created this language-independent tool to improve math performance. It caters to typical students, language learners, and special education needs, fostering inclusivity. Magrid also aids teachers with an efficient curriculum, reducing their workload. It promotes sensory-friendly, tactile learning and teacher training while minimizing screen time.

TalktoDok is a free online medical chat platform in the Philippines, offering accessible and professional healthcare advice. It provides direct access to qualified doctors, eliminating the need for clinic or hospital visits. Their mission is to democratize healthcare through digital health, bridging gaps in income and technology access while ensuring medical privacy. By July 2021, TalktoDok had assisted over 2,300 individuals and collaborated with 135 healthcare providers. It holds a significant position in the growing Telemedicine industry in the Philippines and has potential for further expansion.

Drones in STEM Education’s mission is to transform the drone technology workforce by educating and training individuals and organizations in harnessing drones for safety and efficiency. They target primary (7-12 years) and high school (13-18 years) students, collaborating with Zimbabwe Flying Labs and Precision Aerial for specialized services. Their growth strategy comprises four key pillars: drone training, instructor licensing, marketing, and capital investment, driving youth education in this specialized field.