Prodecologia (NVF Prodekologia) develops technology and equipment for separating and recovering the components of end-of-life solar panels, alongside a broader line of magnetic, electrostatic, and sensor-pneumatic separators for material processing. Its solar-panel innovation enables the re-use of about 95% of a panel's glass - the single most valuable component - turning a difficult recycling problem into recoverable material for new panels. The company's strengths are technical (around 25% higher component-separation efficiency than competitors), technological (solving the customer's process problem rather than only selling machines), and organizational (tailored solutions with installation, commissioning, author supervision, and rapid service response). Recycling a single solar panel cuts CO2 emissions by about 67% compared with primary production. Prodecologia follows a B2B model targeting European enterprises that recycle solar panels.

The company developed a solution E-pacer 100 - a heavy-duty electric cargo bike designed to empower waste reclaimers and recyclers in informal and underserved communities. With a load capacity of 750–850 kg (including rider), the bike enables recyclers to cover long distances efficiently while transporting large volumes of collected waste. Targeting buy-back centers and SMMEs in South Africa’s low-barrier recycling economy, the E-pacer 100 offers an affordable, sustainable transport alternative to carts or trucks, which are often inaccessible or unaffordable. Developed by recyclers for recyclers, the bike supports dignified livelihoods, improves income margins, and addresses transportation challenges in the circular economy. It is a practical tool for those who currently rely on makeshift or unsafe transport methods in their daily work.

NRT (Ngom Recyclage Transformation) offers an innovative solution to plastic pollution in Senegal, where over 250,000 tons of plastic are produced annually, but only 8% are recycled. The company developed a patented machine—unique in Africa—that can recycle aluminum packaging films, a type of waste previously considered unrecyclable. Beyond aluminum films, NRT collects and processes various plastics (HDPE, LDPE, LLDPE, PP, PET), transforming them into durable products such as mats and household items. By partnering with youth groups, waste collectors, and companies like Auchan and Senico, NRT creates local economic opportunities, reduces environmental pollution, and supports public health. Their circular economy model integrates social impact, environmental protection, and innovation, positioning NRT as a scalable, sustainable alternative to conventional recycling approaches.

Agripoli develops sustainable alternatives to fossil-based plastics by transforming agricultural biomass into bioplastic raw materials. As the demand for low-carbon materials grows and the environmental impacts of plastic waste become increasingly urgent, the company provides innovative solutions that support a more sustainable materials industry.

Smart Energy Solutions develops an energy efficiency platform that applies machine learning algorithms to analyze large volumes of data. The solution integrates with smart meters, helps identify inefficient energy consumption, and reduces electricity losses.

The company Biomiles Biyolojik Mücadele Arge Sanayi Ticaret ve Limited Şirketi focuses on the domestic mass production of the parasitoid wasp Aphidius colemani, a widely recognized biological control agent used against aphids in agriculture and landscaping. While Aphidius colemani is currently imported from international firms like Biobest and Koppert, this initiative aims to establish a cost-effective and high-performance local alternative. Local production ensures greater efficacy by reducing the insect’s exposure to long-distance transport, thereby preserving its biological activity. The production process incorporates artificial diets to enhance performance, and genetic diversity is maintained through periodic introduction of wild individuals. This approach offers a sustainable and scalable alternative to chemical pesticides, addressing the growing demand for residue-free agricultural products and environmentally safe pest control methods.

The technology developed by the team provides an energy-efficient method to treat industrial brines and leachate from hazardous landfill sites by recovering clean water, sodium sulphate, and sodium chloride through freeze crystallization. Unlike traditional distillation, which is energy-intensive and limited in effectiveness at high salt concentrations, freeze crystallization leverages the low solubility of salts at low temperatures to enable stepwise recovery of valuable by-products. The process involves cooling saline effluents to freeze water and precipitate salts such as sodium sulphate (solubility: 45 g/L at 0°C) and sodium chloride (350 g/L), which are separated and recovered. The resulting clean water is obtained from melted ice, while the salts can be reused in industrial applications such as glass and soap manufacturing or animal feed. Brine is recycled within the system, minimizing waste. This method requires significantly less energy (330 kJ/kg) compared to evaporation (2200 kJ/kg), making it a cost-effective and scalable solution for water recovery and brine management in industries producing high-salinity wastewater.

Integrated solutions to the oil and gas, petrochemical, and energy industries. ICEE Group offers a wide range of services, including engineering design, procurement, construction, commissioning, and maintenance. It has established a strong reputation in the industry for its high-quality services, innovative solutions, and commitment to safety and sustainability. The company has a team of experienced professionals and a state-of-the-art facility to deliver customized solutions that meet the specific needs of its clients.

Zamia Composite develops high-performance bio-based composite materials by transforming agricultural waste into sustainable raw materials for injection molding, extrusion, and additive manufacturing. The company provides low-carbon, recyclable alternatives for the automotive, packaging, construction, and consumer goods industries, supporting the transition to a circular economy.

Mahlaseli Energy is a renewable energy company that provides solar energy as well as water and electricity solutions in Lesotho. Mahlaseli Energy provides solar submersible pumps to farmers for irrigation and for springcatchmemts to rural communities. The company also produces solar lanterns and off-grid solutions for businesses, rural schools and clinics. As of 2023, the company has been in operation for the last five years with about 100 installations of solar home systems in rural communities of Lesotho and a total of 20 employees. Mahlaseli Energy's main Goal is accelerating access to affordable, reliable and sustainable energy for all in Lesotho and attaining SGD7 in the country by 2030.