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The Qnergy team is a group of young, highly focused, and innovative professionals dedicated to developing cost-effective energy solutions for the 21st century. Our work philosophy and environment encourages creative, independent thought and demands a high level of integrity and responsibility from each individual team member. The large majority of the team members hold graduate degrees in science- or business-related fields, giving a strong foundation to all our engine designs and sound business expertise to our company strategy.
Trinity Industrial Services is a Beaumont, TX-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
Axine has created a new standard for treating toxic organic pollutants such as active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), solvents, pesticides and PFAS in industrial wastewater by combining our advanced electrochemical oxidation technology, modular system design, and data analytics with an innovative Wastewater-as-a-Service (WaaS) model. Our solution enables industrial manufacturing facilities and pharmaceutical plants to achieve a Predicted No-Effect Concentration (PNEC) standard for wastewater discharged with our proprietary electrochemical oxidation technology to provide guaranteed pollutant destruction. Axine`s Wastewater-as-a-Service model enables customers to achieve their sustainability goals at low cost and low risk. Axine delivers turnkey wastewater treatment solutions with Guaranteed Performance, No Capital Investment, and No Technology Risk.
At ACCIONA we offer sustainable solutions to the most urgent challenges facing the planet, such as global warming, energy needs and water shortages
Call2Recycle, Inc. is committed to protecting and preserving the environment through responsible consumer battery and cellphone recycling. Founded in 1994, the not-for-profit organization works on behalf of stakeholders to provide its no-cost battery and cellphone recycling program to consumers across the U.S. and Canada through convenient drop-off locations, including retailers and local communities. Since inception, the Call2Recycle program has kept over 130 million pounds (over 59 million kilograms) of batteries out of local landfills.