Investor actively backing innovative startups and growth-stage companies across various industries and funding rounds.
| Company Name | Founded | Funding Stage | Amount | City |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zero Homes | 2026 | Series A | $16.9M | Denver |
| Florida Polytechnic University | 2026 | Grant | $2.9M | Lakeland |
| DexMat | 2026 | Seed | $9.2M | Houston |
| NeoVolta | 2026 | Post Ipo Equity | $10.0M | Poway |
| Solidion Technology | 2026 | Grant | Undisclosed | Dallas |
| OCOchem | 2026 | Undisclosed | $2.1M | Richland |
| Type One Energy | 2026 | Convertible Note | $87.0M | Oak Ridge |
| Amermin | 2026 | Grant | $11.5M | Austin |
| MOLG | 2025 | Series A | $29.1M | Sterling |
| Bastazo | 2025 | Grant | $1.1M | Bentonville |
| # | Company | Stage | Amount | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 151 | Zero Homes | Series A | $16.9M | Denver, United States |
| 152 | Florida Polytechnic University | Grant | $2.9M | Lakeland, United States |
| 153 | DexMat | Seed | $9.2M | Houston, United States |
| 154 | NeoVolta | Post Ipo Equity | $10.0M | Poway, United States |
| 155 | Solidion Technology | Grant | Undisclosed | Dallas, United States |
| 156 | OCOchem | Undisclosed | $2.1M | Richland, United States |
| 157 | Type One Energy | Convertible Note | $87.0M | Oak Ridge, United States |
| 158 | Amermin | Grant | $11.5M | Austin, United States |
| 159 | MOLG | Series A | $29.1M | Sterling, United States |
| 160 | Bastazo | Grant | $1.1M | Bentonville, United States |
Zero Homes is a technology company that develops an end-to-end digital platform that supports homeowners and contractors.
Florida Polytechnic University is a public higher education institution focused on science, technology, engineering, and math programs.
DexMat is the maker of Galvorn, a conductive carbon nanomaterial that outperforms GHG-intense alternatives.
NeoVolta is a developer of smart residential energy storage solutions.
Solidion Technology is a battery technology company that manufactures battery materials, components, and next-generation batteries.
OCOchem develops technology that electrochemically converts CO2 into Green Formic, a platform chemical
Stellarator technology to transform energy markets with fusion power.
Amermin is a recycling company that specializes in refining and selling of strategic minerals and metals.
Molg specializes in circular manufacturing, utilizing robotics to autonomously disassemble complex electronic products.
Bastazo provides AI-informed cybersecurity solutions for operational technology systems in critical infrastructures.
Sperra provides concrete solutions for renewable energy.
Convergent Energy + Power is a technology-neutral energy storage asset developer
ElementUSA is a mining firm that produces critical materials from mineral and metallic waste for products.
Queens Carbon is working on a processing system that will dramatically cut energy use.
Quino Energy manufactures batteries that uses specially designed reactants called quinones that are dissolved in water.
ExoFusion is a fusion energy design, IP, and innovation company that offers three GTM strategies: consulting, design, and licensing.
Wabash Valley Resources develops innovative and effective solutions to manufacture, store, and deliver hydrogen energy worldwide.
Terrestrial Energy is a developer of a reactor power plant technology to provide carbon-free energy for the global industry.
Mazama Energy is a geothermal operator and development firm committed to developing new techniques and technology for removing heat.
FR8relay is transforming supply-chain and logistics using relay and AI
Niron Magnetics specializes in producing high-performance, rare-earth-free permanent magnets utilizing Iron Nitride technology.
Veritone is an AI company that offers machine learning models transforming data sources into actionable intelligence.
Lumen Bio discovers, develops, and manufactures biologic drugs and vaccine candidates for various diseases.
Accelerate Wind provides wind energy generation for the commercial and industrial spaces.
Sunwealth Power is a operator of a tech-driven clean energy investment firm created to invest in clean and solar energy projects
US Department of Energy has invested in 434 companies tracked in our database. The portfolio spans multiple industries and funding stages, from seed-stage startups to late-stage companies.
US Department of Energy's top investment sectors include Energy, Renewable Energy, Clean Energy, Manufacturing, Energy Storage. The firm invests across 54 different industry categories.
Among tracked funding rounds, Wabash Valley Resources received $1.5B in a Debt Financing round. US Department of Energy's total known invested capital is $17.3B.
US Department of Energy's average investment size is $74.7M across its portfolio of 434 companies.
Recent US Department of Energy portfolio additions include Zero Homes, Florida Polytechnic University, DexMat, NeoVolta, Solidion Technology. These companies were founded in 2020 or later.
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