Hull Street Energy is a private equity firm that acquires, optimizes, and grows middle market power businesses through the application of industry risk management, efficiency enhancements, and contract structuring.  HSE was established by a team with extensive, long-standing expertise in the power industry. They bring a unique combination of deep technical and commercial knowledge of the electricity industry and top-tier financial investment expertise to the firm's investment activities.

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Upstream Tech

Upstream Tech is a mission-driven organization comprising of expertise in software and machine learning, remote monitoring and GIS, hydrology, and earth sciences. The company's software products make cutting-edge remote sensing and machine learning technologies accessible and simple to use, accelerating the pace, size, and impact of environmental work worldwide.

Upstream Tech leverages satellite data, AI/ML, and remote sensing to provide climate and environmental insights. The company's two flagship products are HydroForecast and Lens. HydroForecast is a next-gen global water forecasting system that provides short-term, seasonal and long-term climatological forecasts. In July 2024, the company launched HydroForecast ST-3, which predicts streamflow for 0–10 days using distributed machine learning models that remain effective even when input data is missing or delayed. The platform helps hydropower operators and water resource managers maintain safe operations and grid stability during extreme weather conditions. Lens is a remote monitoring and reporting platform that provides access to geospatial data and remote imagery, supporting the monitoring and restoration of millions of acres of land globally.&nbsp;

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Upstream Tech leverages satellite data, AI/ML, and remote sensing to provide climate and environmental insights. The company's two flagship products are Lens and HydroForecast. Lens is a remote monitoring and reporting platform that provides access to geospatial data and remote imagery, supporting the monitoring and restoration of millions of acres of land globally. HydroForecast is a next-gen global water forecasting system that provides short-term, seasonal, and long-term climatological forecasts.

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Upstream Tech is a company dedicated to accelerating environmental work globally through innovative software solutions. The company's primary focus is on developing tools for environmental-scale decision-making, ranging from project deployment and management on land to natural resource risk and supply management. Upstream Tech's flagship products include Lens and HydroForecast. Lens is a remote monitoring and reporting platform that provides access to an extensive library of geospatial data and remote imagery. This web-based application is designed to be user-friendly, allowing even those without extensive technical or geospatial expertise to utilize sophisticated mapping technologies. HydroForecast, on the other hand, is a next-generation global water forecast system that offers short-term and seasonal forecasts, as well as long-term climatological outlooks.
The company's solutions have been employed by various organizations, including government agencies, to enhance their conservation efforts. For instance, the US Forest Service has utilized the Lens app to assess the outcomes of large-scale restoration projects in Arizona and New Mexico. This application has enabled Forest Service staff to track vegetation growth over a five-year period, providing valuable insights for adaptive management of projects. Similarly, the Maryland Environmental Trust, a division of the Maryland Department of Natural Resources, has used Lens to monitor forested buffers near rivers on conservation properties, significantly improving efficiency in identifying areas requiring intervention.
Key customers and partnerships
Upstream Tech has established partnerships with various organizations to expand the reach and impact of its technologies. In November 2021, the company formed a partnership with the Center for Geospatial Solutions (CGS) to offer a suite of geospatial services to land trusts and conservation organizations. This collaboration aims to make sophisticated mapping technologies more accessible to those working in conservation.
The company's customer base includes federal and state agencies. The US Forest Service and the Maryland Environmental Trust, a division of the Maryland Department of Natural Resources, are among the notable users of Upstream Tech's Lens application. These agencies have leveraged the technology to enhance their conservation and landscape management efforts, demonstrating the practical applications of Upstream Tech's solutions in government environmental initiatives.

Upstream Tech leverages satellite data, AI/ML, and remote sensing to provide climate and environmental insights. The company's two flagship products are HydroForecast and Lens. HydroForecast is a next-gen global water forecasting system that provides short-term, seasonal and long-term climatological forecasts. In July 2024, the company launched HydroForecast ST-3, which predicts streamflow for 0–10 days using distributed machine learning models that remain effective even when input data is missing or delayed. The platform helps hydropower operators and water resource managers maintain safe operations and grid stability during extreme weather conditions. Lens is a remote monitoring and reporting platform that provides access to geospatial data and remote imagery, supporting the monitoring and restoration of millions of acres of land globally.&nbsp;Key customers and partnershipsIn January 2021, ENGIE partnered with Upstream Tech to use HydroForecast for managing 1.7 GW of hydroelectric assets in Portugal. HydroForecast’s modeling supports ENGIE in predicting inflows and optimizing operations at hydro facilities on the Douro River​. In March 2024, Denver Water adopted HydroForecast to enhance responsiveness and resilience in water resource management. Its other notable customers include Brookfield and Mercury Power New Zealand, among others.&nbsp;

Tomorrow.io (formerly called ClimaCell) is a short-term weather analytics platform, serving businesses across a wide range of industries, including aviation, energy, insurance, on-demand companies, professional sports and venues, and logistics, as well as government agencies globally.The company’s proprietary Weather and Climate Security platform uses machine learning to translate hyperlocal forecasts into actionable insights for business decision-making. The platform aggregates real-time data from existing numerical weather prediction models to provide customized climate risk dashboards and alerts for businesses using AI and machine learning. Tomorrow.io’s key value proposition is its five-day advanced warning on adverse weather.In May 2023, the company launched its first satellite, Tomorrow-R1, the world’s first commercially built weather-radar satellite. Tomorrow.io launched a second satellite (R2) in <a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/19726">June 2023 </a>. This makes Tomorrow.io the first company to launch precipitation radar-equipped satellites following NASA’s GPM satellite.Key customers and partnershipsTomorrow.io was serving 1,000+ customers as of November 2022, which included some high-profile clients such as Microsoft, Uber Technologies, Ford Motor Company, Delta Airlines, JetBlue Airways, National Grid and the U.S. Air Force.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Climavision offers an AI-powered radar-as-a-service solution to provide real-time weather prediction models and analytics. Climavision was a spin-off of Enterprise Electronics Corporation (EEC), a weather radar and satellite service provider. The company develops a private network of weather radars and satellites to fill in the coverage gaps across existing National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and National Weather Service (NWS) systems. This reportedly allows Climavision to collect additional data points to provide more accurate weather predictions than those solutions that only use legacy weather data.Climavision’s product offering includes Radar-As-A-Service (RaaS), Numerical Weather Prediction with GPS Radio Occultation (RO), and Numerical Weather Prediction with GPS-RO+ Radar. 1) RaaS provides real-time weather data, via Climavision's proprietary sensing network. 2) Numerical Weather Prediction with GPS-RO is a numerical weather prediction model. 3) Numerical Weather Prediction with GPS-RO+ Radar leverages the real-time power of Climavision’s sensing network. In <a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/21793">September 2023</a>, Climavision installed its weather X-Band weather radar system in Alabama, to fill a low-level coverage gap in the Appalachian Plateau region. &nbsp;In <a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/30169">June 2024</a>, the company launched a new product suite called Horizon AI to support the renewable energy sector. The suite improves the accuracy and scope of forecasting models by integrating machine learning and AI-based tools.In <a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/30156">May 2024</a>, Climavision acquired Intersphere, a sub-seasonal to seasonal (S2S) weather forecasting platform (up to a year in advance), to enhance AI-powered weather prediction.&nbsp;Key customers and partnershipsIn June 2022, the company partnered with GE Digital, a provider of machine data to produce analytics and insights, to support the latter’s customers, improve their weather prediction ability, and better plan for severe storm events. Previously, in February 2022, the company added Cargill, a food and agricultural company to its customer portfolio.In June 2021, Climavision also entered into a strategic collaboration with GeoOptics, an Earth remote-sensing provider, to improve its weather forecasting solutions.&nbsp;

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Jupiter Intelligence provides climate risk analytics solutions across private and public sectors by incorporating AI and machine learning for predictive climate modeling. Jupiter covers a range of natural disasters such as flood, wind, heat, cold, wildfire, drought and water stress, hail, and extreme precipitation.As of 2024, Jupiter worked with 25% of the world's largest companies including 15% of the Global 100, two of the largest banks in the US, and 50% of the largest lenders in the US. The company serves across 20 sectors including banking, chemicals, insurance, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and construction and provides customers with access to nearly 150 trillion data fields using cloud-based supercomputing. The company offers its risk analytics solutions via web-based applications, reports, through an API, and consulting engagements.&nbsp;Jupiter’s ClimateScore Intelligence Platform claims to predict natural disasters from one-hour to 50+ years in advance. The company also offers a ClimateScore Planning suite, which includes FloodScore, HeatScore, WindScore, FireScore and ClimateScore Global solutions for climate risk assessment.&nbsp;Key customers and partnershipsIn June 2022, the company partnered with Boston Consulting Group (BCG) to incorporate Jupiter’s climate analytics into BCG’s ClimateImpact.AI platform. In August 2022, Jupiter collaborated with Aon, a professional services firm, to address climate change for financial institutions’ balance sheets, identification of climate risks, and quantification of climate-related disclosure regulations. In January 2023, the company partnered with&nbsp;<a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/15706">FORVIS</a>, an accounting and advisory company, to develop a climate risk modeling tool. In March 2024, Jupiter entered into a strategic agreement with&nbsp;<a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/27657">Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL)</a>, an NYSE-listed real estate and investment management company, to provide AI-powered climate risk analytics for properties and portfolios. In&nbsp;<a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/33631">September 2024</a>, the company partnered with DNV, an assurance and risk management provider, to launch climate-driven hail risk service for solar PV across North America.&nbsp;Jupiter’s customers include Hawaiian Electric, Zurich, conEdison, bp, Liberty Mutual, QBE, MS&amp;AS Insurance, Terna, Bephila, New York City, City of Miami, NASA, Astra Zeneca, JLL, Orsted, Shell and US Department of Housing and Urban Development.

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ClimateAI provides climate risk modeling solutions across global supply chains. The company states that its digital platform monitors short-term, seasonal, and long-term climate risks, ranging from one day to 50+ years into the future. ClimateAI’s proprietary AI modeling platform optimizes supply chain operations from production planning, demand estimation, and inventory management to ensure minimum climate disruption across supply chains. In July 2021, the company also launched its Enterprise Climate Planning (ECP) platform, to quantify climate impacts and provide business-specific insights in order to mitigate climate risks across supply chains.In April 2024, the ClimateAI launched its ClimateLens Monitor Yield Outlook. This solution offers climate-driven yield forecasts for several commodity crops, including corn, potato, canola, oats, hops, soybeans, sorghum, wheat and barley, and also provides insights on the climate factors driving the variability.Key customers and partnershipsAs of April 2024, the company had worked with over 50 food and agricultural companies to provide seasonal and sub-seasonal weather forecasts and agronomic risk expertise.&nbsp;

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Floodbase (formerly Cloud to street (C2S)) is a flood intelligence platform powered by satellites, machine learning, and on-the-ground observation data to track flood-events in real time. The company’s proprietary satellite imagery, historical data, and flood modeling provide governments and insurance companies with precise data to monitor people and assets at risk, identify blocked roads, and measure property and agricultural damage. The company utilizes 15 satellites to gather flood data.&nbsp;Floodbase also offers a Global Flood Database, a free and an open-sourced platform, which has mapped over 900 flood events across 169 countries globally as of August 2024.&nbsp;Key customers and partnershipsFloodbase supported 28 governments and institutions as of November 2022. The company’s customers include WillisRe, an insurance subsidiary of Willis Towers Watson. WillisRe adopted C2S’s platform to optimize its actuarial models in markets like Indonesia.&nbsp;In June 2022, the company partnered with two parametric insurance platforms, Raincoat and Munich Re Group, to deploy the world’s first parametric flood insurance program. Since then, Raincoat has leveraged Floodbase’s flood data to develop a platform that allows payouts to insured farmers within days of a disaster. In October 2023, the company partnered with&nbsp;<a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates?industryIds=124">Ag Guard</a> to provide parametric flood insurance programs for farmers and governments in Australia and New Zealand in 2024. In December 2023, Floodbase collaborated with&nbsp;<a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/24786">Oneglobal</a>, a UK-based insurance broker, to provide flood insurance solutions for the Asian market.&nbsp;In January 2024, the company partnered with&nbsp;<a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/25834">Capella Space</a>, a space tech firm, to leverage high-resolution satellite data for parametric insurance payouts. In August 2024, Floodbase partnered with&nbsp;<a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/32691">Amwins</a>, a specialty insurance distributor, to launch the Tees-to-Green flood insurance program for US golf courses, and in&nbsp;<a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/34663">October 2024</a> launched a flood insurance program for California municipalities.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Forecasts weather for up to 14 days by using AI/ ML solutions

Forecasts weather for up to 14 days by using other next-generation solutions

Forecasts long-term climate risks (for up to ~50-80 years into the future) by using AI/ ML solutions

Forecasts long-term climate risks (for up to ~50-80 years into the future) by using other next-generation solutions

Provides long-term climate risk analytics to cover the gap in traditional insurance products

Provides climate risk scores for third-parties

Uses AI/ML tools to forecast climate risks for up to ~50–80 years

Provides tools to identify future hazards to protect industries like agri and insurance

Upstream Tech leverages satellite data, AI/ML, and remote sensing to provide climate and environmental insights. The company's two flagship products are Lens and HydroForecast. Lens is a remote monitoring and reporting platform that provides access to geospatial data and remote imagery, supporting the monitoring and restoration of millions of acres of land globally. HydroForecast is a next-gen global water forecasting system that provides short-term, seasonal, and long-term climatological forecasts.Upstream Tech’s Lens product allows users to deploy a multitude of different public and private satellite, aerial, and environmental datasets to examine changes in project areas, visualize trends over time, and generate automated reports.Key customers and partnershipsThe company has partnered with Chloris Geospatial and Planet Labs PBS, two earth observation organizations, to add forest carbon data. Notable customers include Apple’s Restore Fund, The Nature Conservancy California, One Tree Planted, Restore the Earth, Santa Fe Conservation Trust, and American Forest Foundation.&nbsp;

Treedom is an Italy-based investment company that offers a digital platform enabling individuals and businesses to plant trees and monitor their growth online. It finances local farmers worldwide and offers them expertise and technical assistance for tree planting and management. Each tree is assigned an online page with geolocation and photographs and progress updates are shared in a virtual Tree Diary that can be gifted via messages or email. In addition to Italy, Treedom has offices in Germany, the UK, France, Kenya, the US, and the Netherlands. Treedom is reportedly the world’s first online agroforestry project funding platform. The company offers pricing tiers: Starter: Three trees/month at EUR 54.79/month (~USD 58.59/month); Essential: Five trees/month at EUR 87.73/month (~USD 93.82/month); Professional: Eight trees/month at EUR 142.63/month (~USD 152.53/month); and One tree per day: 30 trees/month at EUR 482.39/month (~USD 515.89/month). As of August 2023, over three million trees have been planted, with over one million people and more than 11,000 companies choosing to plant trees with Treedom. Key customers and partnershipsIn October 2022, Treedom partnered with Moore Global to plant hundreds of trees in locations in Colombia, Ghana, Kenya and beyond, with a three-year agreement to continue the work with Treedom. Companies that have worked with Treedom to plant trees include Pinko (June 2019), Voihotels (June 2022), TERRAEVENTS (May 2022), Altamira (February 2021), leBebè (May 2021), Cambridge &amp; Counties Bank (December 2022), Electrosonic (October 2022), Marcolin (September 2021), Scutum (July 2022), and Sedex (June 2023). Other notable customers include Nespresso, Timberland, and Lo Studio. In April 2024, Leasys teamed up with Treedom to enforce positive and sustainable practices in improving environmental impact.

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Ecologi is a UK-based for-profit social enterprise, where customers can calculate emissions, set reduction goals, fund reforestation, high-quality carbon avoidance, and removal projects, and share their impact dashboard. The Ecologi Zero carbon footprinting tool is an offering that enables the calculation of carbon footprints for free. Once emissions are measured, users can identify their emission hotspots using the Ecologi Zero dashboard and establish goals to reduce them. Ecologi also provides a marketplace and tree and impact APIs, facilitating the integration of climate action into ecommerce platforms. This integration enables automatic funding of tree planting for every order or supporting verified climate projects with each transaction. The company offers Climate Action Workforce on a subscription model, allowing clients to actively engage and reward their employees, while the subscription funds certify carbon avoidance and tree planting projects. Ecologi extends its impact to individuals through the Climate Positive Individual program, allowing individuals to contribute to the restoration of the planet through a monthly subscription. As of August 2023, the company has planted over 15 million trees and funded around 70 million trees, leading to the avoidance of 2.8 million tons of CO2e. As of the same date, Ecologi had over 40,000 members (individual customers) and around 19,000 business customers. The majority of these trees have been planted across Madagascar, Mozambique, Nicaragua, the US, Australia, the UK, and Kenya. As of August 2023, the company’s B2B business offers subscription plans that begin with the Starter Plan at GBP 5.35 (~USD 5.72) per employee per month, followed by the Essential Plan at GBP 10.70 (~USD 11.4) per employee per month, and the Ultimate Plan at GBP 21.40 (~22.9) per employee per month. Notable customers of the company encompass Krystal Hosting, Albert, and Your Coop.

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Cultivo is a California-based climate-focused FinTech that identifies high-quality projects and forecasts the natural capital returns using proprietary algorithms, including the Natural Capital Search Engine, and geospatial remote sensing technologies. It calculates, measures, and assesses the value of large properties, including land degradation, soil moisture potential, land cover/vegetation changes, species biodiversity, water balance, and the potential for droughts and floods. Cultivo partners with NGOs and local landowners to ready these assets and offer them to financial partners to attract significant investments in projects that restore and protect nature while integrating local communities. The company works on regenerative land projects worldwide, including Australia, South Africa, Mexico, Madagascar, the US, and Indonesia. The company is able to either 1) unlock and expand the natural capital value of clients' existing land portfolios, 2) build new portfolios of natural capital using customers’ financial and impact criteria, or 3) offer carbon offsets from existing portfolios. Cultivo’s <a href="https://cultivo.land/company/our-approach">project types </a>include forests, wetlands, grasslands, and regenerative agriculture. As of September 2023, the company <a href="https://cultivo.land/documents/Public_Benefit_Report_Cultivo_Land_PBC_Dec_2021.pdf">aimed </a>to regenerate 1% of the world’s land into healthy ecosystems by building portfolios of natural capital assets with high-regeneration potential. Key customers and partnerships• In August 2022, the International Finance Corporation (IFC) <a href="https://www.reuters.com/business/environment/exclusive-world-banks-ifc-taps-blockchain-carbon-offsets-2022-08-17/">partnered </a>with Cultivo, sustainability finance company Aspiration, and blockchain technology firm Chia Network to launch the Carbon Opportunities Fund, which aimed to provide carbon offsets on blockchain.• In December 2020, the company partnered with Nature For Justice to combine their technologies to help vulnerable communities affected by climate change generate sustainable income from natural capital.• In August 2024, Cultivo partnered with Conserve to regenerate the Kunene Highlands in Namibia

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Single.Earth is an Estonia-based tokenization platform for forests and wetlands to create profit for landowners through carbon and biodiversity credits, using data science and AI for environmental modeling and blockchain for secure MERIT token transfers. The company works with landowners across Europe and in Brazil. The company accepts landowners with at least three hectares of mature forest located within the European Economic Area (EEA). The company builds a digital twin of nature that reveals how much any area of ecological significance in the world absorbs CO2 and retains biodiversity. Using satellite imagery, Big Data analysis, and machine learning to build global carbon models, Single.Earth tokenizes the planet’s resources, including forests and swamps. The tokens generate profits through carbon compensations, emitting a new MERIT token for every 100 kg of CO2 sequestered in a specific forest or biodiverse area. The tokens can be used to trade as an investment instrument and compensate for CO2 footprint. Single.Earth also developed a risk assessment tool for its digital twin, detecting near-harvesting-age forests. The company also introduced Ecosystem Integrity Index (EII) which assesses the health, integrity, and resilience of ecosystems beyond carbon. A MERIT token is priced at EUR 3 (~USD 3.2). The company opened early-access sales of MERIT tokens in September 2022, after nearly two years of R&amp;D and partnering with landowners. Key customers and partnerships In December 2022, Single.Earth collaborated with Salv, a regulatory technology firm, to utilize Salv's screening processes against high-risk customers among landowners and token buyers, thereby preventing the exploitation of their GeenTech business for financial crime.

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Terraformation is a Hawaii-based forest restoration company that provides early-stage financing and customized design for biodiversity-based carbon projects. Since 2019, the company has launched 19 restoration pilot projects across 12 countries.The company combines local expertise and AWS Cloud computing tools, including Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) and AWS Secrets Manager to help regrow plants. Once in the climate-controlled environment, the seeds are monitored by sensors that send data on temperature, humidity, and seed health to the cloud. As of November 2022, Terraformation and its partners have planted over 350,000 new plants and trees, with plans to plant over 1.6 million in the coming years.The company has also introduced localized seed collection and storage as a solution to the bottleneck in sourcing native seeds for reforestation projects. Terraformation’s modular, off-grid seed banks can process and store millions of seeds per year. These <a href="https://www.terraformation.com/solutions/seed-bank?">seed banks </a>can be placed in any remote location and clean, dry, store, and test seeds, using methods that preserve seed viability to ensure native seed availability and diversity for reforestation projects.The company has also developed its open-source <a href="https://www.terraformation.com/solutions/software?">Terraware software </a>, which allows partners to remotely monitor all aspects of restoration, including seed bank conditions and inventory, nursery or planting sites, globally. The company was also developing a mobile app for seed collectors to easily keep track of the number and types of seeds they gather, which automatically updates the seed bank’s database. As of August 2023, 37 forestry organizations across 47 countries use Terraware.‍In November 2022, the company launched the Seed to Carbon Forest Accelerator, reportedly the world’s first biodiversity-focused, carbon-funded forest accelerator program. The program supports early-stage forestry teams to launch, build, and scale biodiverse reforestation projects and produce high-quality, verified carbon credits.Key customers and partnerships• In March 2022, Terraformation partnered with <a href="https://www.terraformation.com/blog/bitkraft-ventures-partners-with-terraformation?">BITKRAFT Ventures </a>, an investment platform for gaming and interactive media, where the company was to support two Terraformation projects: ReClimate in Ukraine to plant 10,000 trees and the Kilimanjaro Project in Tanzania to support a reforestation seed bank.• In January 2022, Terraformation partnered with <a href="https://www.terraformation.com/blog/bgci-terraformation-launch-seed-partnership-for-global-reforestation?">Botanic Gardens Conservation International </a>(BGCI), the world’s largest plant conservation network, to increase access to seeds by equipping botanic gardens with seed banks that can be shipped anywhere in the world.• Terraformation has also partnered with and supported <a href="https://www.terraformation.com/blog/eden-reforestation-projects?">Eden Reforestation Projects </a>, <a href="https://www.terraformation.com/blog/new-partner-sana-tanzania?">Saving Africa’s Nature </a>(SANA), <a href="https://www.terraformation.com/blog/humans-for-abundance-ecuador-partner-announcement?">Humans for Abundance </a>, <a href="https://www.terraformation.com/blog/new-partners-worldview-impact-india?">Worldview Impact </a>, <a href="https://www.terraformation.com/blog/new-partner-reclimate-ukraine?">ReClimate </a>, and <a href="https://www.terraformation.com/blog/new-partner-uganda-environmental-defenders?">Environmental Defenders </a>by providing seed banks and nursery designs.• In September 2022, Terraformation acquired certain assets of <a href="https://www.bigislandvideonews.com/2022/09/26/terraformation-forest-restoration-company-expands-on-hawai%CA%BBi/#:~:text=Terraformation%2C%20a%20global%20forest%20restoration,well%20as%20native%20forest%20restoration.">Agro Resources </a>, a Hawaii-based agroforestry company, to scale its on-the-ground operations in the country.• In June 2024, the company partnered with <a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/30648">Grosvenor Property UK</a> on the sale of the ReDAW project, the first Verified Carbon Units (VCUs) from Terraformation's Seed to Carbon Forest Accelerator.

Terraformation

Companies focusing on monitoring oceans and ocean activity using drones, surface, and subsurface devices.

Companies focusing on observing and tracking changes in forest ecosystems using satellite imagery, AI, etc.

Companies providing supportive technologies for businesses whose activities involve forests and oceans, so that they can be more sustainable. (e.g. timber tracking, LIDAR mapping, AI and innovative products reducing bycatch)

Companies focusing on the regeneration of depleted ecosystems such as forests through innovative solutions such as cocoons, seed balls, genetically modified trees, etc.

Companies that finance conservation efforts through offering products, tokens or assets to consumers.

Companies that engage in removing salt from seawater using renewable energy sources.

Companies focusing on the regeneration of depleted ecosystems such as coral reefs through innovative solutions such as reef cubes, and drones. Also includes companies focusing on preventing macro and micro plastics from entering the oceans.

Tech coupled with conservation, biodiversity tracking, and sustainable usage to promote ecosystem regeneration and balance

Uses AI/ML to monitor oceans and forest degradation as well as reduce bycatch

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