powerplantThe selected companies represent capital-ready business models spanning the full clean energy value chain. Together, they reflect the technologies and services shaping a modern, resilient energy system operating in several clean energy subsectors: AI and digital optimisation; solar deployment and distributed energy; energy management and grid controls; power electronics and energy technology; and renewable development and storage.
“ACORE Accelerate’s sixth cohort underscores how clean energy innovation is increasingly data-driven, distributed, and grid-integrated” said Yejide Olutosin, Director of Accelerate at ACORE. “These companies are pairing technological innovation with commercially viable models that strengthen reliability, expand access to affordable energy, and accelerate decarbonisation; the ACORE team is excited to facilitate and support their growth over the next two years.”
The selected companies include:
Biospheric AI (Somerville, MA) develops geospatial AI and machine-learning tools that forecast building-level energy demand and grid stress to support infrastructure planning and energy system optimisation.
Ellement Group (Los Angeles, CA) provides clean energy consulting and project support services spanning planning, development, and implementation.
Expand Power Technologies, Inc. (San Francisco, CA) provides power electronics and system integration technologies to improve efficiency and reliability across renewable energy assets.
GeaVance Energi Solutions, LLC (Hanover, MD) provides integrated energy efficiency and renewable solutions for commercial and industrial customers, reducing emissions and operating costs.
HydraEarth Network Inc. (New Brunswick, NJ) advances environmental sustainability through clean energy training, workforce development, and community programs focused on equitable access to green careers.
Ko-Solar (Natick, MA) produces modular solar solutions designed for flexible residential and small commercial deployment.
Mote, Inc. (Los Angeles, CA) has developed a patented process that converts wood and agricultural waste into hydrogen while capturing and storing CO₂.
NextGen Energy (Houston, TX) creates renewable generation and storage solutions focused on resilience and affordability for communities and businesses.
Polaris EcoSystems, Inc. (Newark, DE) provides energy management platforms enabling smarter load balancing and grid integration.
Solar Bear (Roseville, MN) develops and installs solar projects with a focus on expanding affordable access to underserved communities.
Through the ACORE Accelerate Programme, these companies will receive tailored support, including structured mentorship, executive advisory sessions, investor engagement, and curated programming—equipping them with the resources and relationships needed to scale.
Since its launch in 2020, ACORE Accelerate has supported more than 50 companies across more than 30 states, advancing investor readiness, industry visibility, and strategic partnerships within ACORE’s national network of utilities, corporates, investors, and policymakers.
“The ACORE Accelerate Programme provided the foundation for our ultimate success” added ACORE Accelerate Programme alumnus Darrick Eugene, CEO of High Road Energy Management. “The intellectual, product, and emotional support provided by my Accelerate cohort and the ACORE leadership helped me to stay the course.”
For additional information:
American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE)
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