Innovation Showcase Participants

JUNE 9-11, 2025 | AUSTIN, TX
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2024 Innovation Showcase
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Showcase Participants with Industry Area: Energy, Efficiency, Environmental and Maturity: Ready to Market
Aquagga, Inc.
Tacoma, WA
www.aquagga.com/
PFAS (Forever Chemical) Destruction Units
Containerized Toxic Waste Disposal Units using a “Pressure Cooker on Steroids” to destroy PFAS (Forever Chemicals) in water/wastewater. Serving DoD Environmental Remediation Contractors and Industrial Clients who need to safely destroy future potential liability and protect the environment and public health.
Biomineral Systems LLC
South Bend, IN
www.biomineralsystems.com
Biomineral Soil Management and Agricultural Research Technologies (B-SMART) for Climate Resilience
B-SMART is a portfolio of revolutionary technologies to make organic agriculture mainstream. Our patented, technologies include ZeroLoss fertilizers with synergistic N&P biocatalyst seed treatments; biofungicides, bioinsecticides, and bioherbicides as effective as synthetics; novel, cost-effective, plant-growth-regulators, and abiotic-stress enablers; and cellulosic-biopolymer soil-amendment to replace polyacrylamide.
CaSil Technologies Ltd
Wellington, Wellington
www.casiltech.com
Substantially increasing heat energy recovery and electricity generation from natural, sustainable 24/7 geothermal hot water
The CaSil technology enables up to 100% more heat energy to be recovered and electricity generated from hot geothermal water in existing or greenfields geothermal resource utilization. This is achieved by eliminating the major silica scaling problem, allowing the water to be cooled to substantially lower temperatures than currently possible.
EPA P3: New Jersey Institute of Technology
Newark, NJ
www.njit.edu/
Viral removal from bioaerosol using catalytically reactive air filtration under alternating electromagnetic fields
The COVID-19 pandemic sparked public health concerns and urgent demands for technologies to combat transmission of the airborne viruses. Dr. Zhang’s group develops an innovative microwave-responsive catalysts that are incorporated into the air filtration process to inactivate the captured microbial agents.