In-Charge Energy

Plus Power develops, owns, and operates standalone battery energy storage systems that enable a more efficient and reliable electric grid. With over 7 years of development history and 11+ gigawatts in development across more than 20 U.S. states, Plus Power has established itself as a market leader in the standalone energy storage sector. The company's portfolio includes operating facilities in Arizona, Hawaii, Maine, Massachusetts, and Texas, with 1,650 MW / 4,150 MWh currently operating or under construction. Plus Power achieved the world's largest grid-forming performance by a battery system, demonstrating the critical role their projects play in modernizing America's aging power infrastructure. Plus Power's facilities deliver grid reliability services that respond in milliseconds during record peak demand, unexpected winter storms, and energy scarcity events. Their Kapolei Energy Storage project in Hawaii provides 17% of Oahu's 1100 MW peak load, while their Rodeo Ranch facility in Texas responds instantly to help keep the lights on during extreme weather. The company has secured significant tax equity investments, including $160 million from Morgan Stanley for ISO-NE battery storage projects in 2025, and recently brought New England's largest utility-scale battery energy storage system online in Maine. Led by seasoned energy and battery storage executives, Plus Power's team combines in-house capabilities from greenfield development through operations, applying data-driven approaches to site projects that relieve grid congestion, increase transmission efficiency, and support the transitioning electric grid.

At EnergyHub, we believe transforming the energy system requires a team that brings their whole selves to work. Our engineers, product managers, and grid specialists collaborate across disciplines to solve one of climate change's hardest challenges: making the distributed energy transition reliable and scalable. We're not just building software - we're building virtual power plants that keep the grid stable as renewables expand. We're passionate about energy, problem-solving, and innovation. But we're also photographers, thespians, gamers, skydivers, skiers, runners, and kazoo players. From our headquarters in Brooklyn to remote employees across the US and abroad, we support each other with competitive benefits while ensuring we can have fun and enjoy the ride. Whether you're debugging production issues in Java, Python, or TypeScript, or designing the next feature for our EV managed charging platform, you'll work alongside people who are genuinely committed to doing work that matters.

American Electric Power is one of the largest electric utilities in the United States, powering over 5 million customers across 11 states. We operate and maintain the nation's largest electric transmission system, spanning more than 200,000 square miles, delivering safe, reliable, and affordable energy to homes and businesses daily. Our customers depend on us to provide the power they need to warm homes, feed families, light schools, run offices, and operate factories. Since our incorporation in 1906, we have been redefining the future of energy, empowering the communities we serve, and developing the workforce of tomorrow. With a five-year, $72 billion capital plan, we're investing in advanced digital and energy infrastructure to meet future demand. As an investor-owned utility, we're committed to creating a cleaner energy future while maintaining the reliability our customers count on every day.

EDF is Britain's biggest generator of zero carbon electricity, producing power from wind, nuclear and solar to supply homes and businesses across the UK. The company operates eight nuclear power stations and maintains an expanding portfolio of 36 wind farms, including two offshore wind farms, alongside solar and battery storage projects. EDF is investing over £5bn annually in Britain, with £15 billion planned for 2026-28 to strengthen energy security and accelerate the transition to net zero, while driving the vision of an Electric Britain through innovative tariffs and low-carbon solutions. Beyond generation, EDF supplies electricity and gas to residential and business customers, offering smart tariffs, electric vehicle charging solutions, heat pumps, and solar panels to help households reduce their carbon footprint. The company is developing major nuclear projects including Hinkley Point C, which will provide low-carbon electricity to meet 7% of UK demand, and Sizewell C. Through research and development programmes spanning nuclear, renewables, digital innovation, and future energy systems, EDF is positioning itself at the forefront of Britain's clean energy transition.

In 2001, Dr. K.R. Sridhar had a revelation while working on a CO2-to-oxygen electrolyzer originally designed for NASA Mars missions. He realized that this technology could transform how the world generates and consumes energy. From that spark, Bloom Energy was born with a mission to make clean, reliable energy affordable for everyone on Earth. What started as research for supporting human life on Mars evolved into a revolutionary solid oxide fuel cell platform that generates electricity without combustion. Over the past two decades, Bloom has grown from a small team of eight employees to a global leader in distributed energy, deploying systems at over 1,000 locations across nine countries. The company's Energy Servers now power Fortune 100 customers including Walmart, Google, Equinix, and Oracle, delivering up to 99.999% availability with near-zero emissions. In 2024, Bloom signed a landmark 1 GW agreement with American Electric Power - the world's largest fuel cell agreement to date - cementing its role in powering the AI revolution and energy transition. From a NASA project to a publicly-traded company (NYSE: BE), Bloom continues to push the boundaries of what's possible in clean energy.

Influur was born out of a critical gap in the creator economy. When co-founder Alessandra Angelini worked at CNN, she discovered that brands struggled to connect with influencers - influencers were overwhelmed with thousands of messages across platforms and simply couldn't keep up. Together with her co-founders, Angelini envisioned a platform that would revolutionize influencer marketing the way Google AdSense transformed advertising, creating a seamless bridge between corporate brands and the creator world. Today, Influur stands as the first two-sided marketplace purpose-built for the creator economy, backed by $10 million in Series A funding from Point72 Ventures and HTwenty Capital. The platform hosts over 30,000 verified influencers and 5,000 brands across 11 countries, offering cutting-edge AI tools that help brands predict campaign performance and ensure creators get paid on time. Unlike platforms that scrape web data, Influur maintains a verified community where influencers typically respond within 24 hours. The company's innovative financial tools include an escrow-based payment system and instant payouts, positioning Influur to become the financial backbone for creators worldwide. With offices spanning Miami, San Francisco, Mexico, and Argentina, Influur continues to scale rapidly, serving major clients like Meta, Warner Music Group, Paramount, and Netflix while redefining how brands and creators collaborate in the digital age.