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Energy and transport

Solutions to our current energy crisis may be in sight, but longer term challenges couldn't be more stark. As new options for powering vehicles, homes and businesses enter the mainstream, meet some of the visionaries and innovators leading the way.

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Rinaldo Brutoco

Does clean, green fuel and transport sound too good to be true? Clearly its time to rethink the future of energy. "Hydrogen will be bigger than the industrial revolution" says Rinaldo Brutoco, a game changing entrepreneur and founder of H2 Clipper. They're making hydrogen use a reality, including airship transport to carry fuel and freight.
FT interview | Rinaldo Brutoco

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Sungevity

Sungevity is a California-based solar electricity company that produces, instals and provides financing for domestic solar power systems. The business has expanded to instal systems across the US.

OX

OX provides clean, affordable transport solutions in emerging markets to create a self-reinforcing cycle of economic growth and social impact. Focused on the transport of goods across Africa, OX provides financial, trading and marketing support to help develop local economies.

Levanta Renewables

Levanta Renewables is a leading Southeast Asian platform for renewable energy generation using offshore and onshore wind power. Headquartered in Singapore, Levanta is currently focused on renewable power projects in Vietnam.

Bluemethane

Bluemethane is developing technology to capture methane from water, as a new source of data, power and revenue. This will permanently remove methane from water, reduce global warming and support the energy transition by unlocking a new source of bioenergy. The company is starting with hydropower reservoirs and wastewater treatment, and will scale to non-hydropower reservoirs, rice cultivation and ultimately, natural bodies of water.