Cleantech Open Northeast Accelerator Program Awards 2019’s Top Cleantech and Energy Startups
Summary
Each of these companies will receive $10,000 in cash plus additional in-kind services and will go on to represent the Northeast at the Cleantech Open Global Forum in Los Angeles, this November 11-12. The Finals Judges were Scott Dupcak of Constellation Technology Ventures, Carolyn Kissane of New York University; Jiong Ma of Braemar Ventures, Nicholas Querques of NYSERDA, and Tibor Toth of the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC).The four winning teams represented solutions in green building, transportation, water, and energy distribution & storage. Flux Marines electric outboards are designed to minimize failure points and utilize long-life solid state components, making them extremely reliable and virtually maintenance free. QUATCAREs approach is more sustainable, eco-friendly and does not create microbial mutations- all at a low cost while allowing water waste to be better recycled and reused while controlling the spread of microbes, further reducing the impact on the environment. It also can be paired with a CHP (Combined Heat and Power) unit to offer cooling, heating and electricity as one integrated solution.Feedback Solutions technology utilizes raw data produced by people-counting and tracking sensors to apply their algorithm via an Intel Gateway, resulting in 95+% accurate, real-time occupant counts that are communicated via BACnet/IP to the Building Automation System (BAS) optimizing ventilation rates to reduce energy consumption and GHG emissions.