The Science and Technology Water Center project focuses on wastewater treatment and biological restoration of water bodies using microalgae. The solution helps eliminate mass fish contamination, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and improve water quality without the use of aggressive chemical reagents, providing an environmentally sustainable approach for industrial and municipal facilities.

Murat Beton Technology develops fiber–slag–sulfur concrete (FSSC) produced using oil sludge and sulfur waste. The material does not require water during production, recycles industrial waste, and demonstrates improved environmental and performance characteristics compared to conventional concrete.

Kaz-REEcycling processes end-of-life computer hard drives to extract and reuse rare earth metals such as Nd, Pr, and Dy. The project reduces the environmental burden of electronic waste and supports the development of a circular economy.

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.

Founded in 2010 in Lesotho, Mos-Sun Clean Energy Technology (MOSCET) specializes in renewable energy technologies, aiming to advance sustainable solutions and provide electricity access in underserved areas in Lesotho and in the broader region of Southern Africa. Their expertise spans designing, installing, commissioning, and maintaining solar and electrical systems for a diverse range of clients, including residential, commercial, and industrial sectors. Focusing on innovative energy solutions and high-voltage industrial system maintenance, MOSCET has a track record of activities, including successful collaborations with Electro Techno Services (ETS) in various renewable energy projects. MOSCET's goal is to offer clean, efficient, and reliable energy solutions that empower thousands of households, communities, institutions, small and large businesses.

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.

Khantša Energy is a social enterprise focused on co-creating clean energy solutions through indigenous knowledge by providing mobile solar power to rural communities in Lesotho. It operates in the highlands districts of Roma, Thaba-Tseka, Qacha, and Mokhotlong. The company's goal is to co-create innovative, community inclusive actions that tackle energy poverty and offer affordable energy solutions throughout Lesotho, making the country one of the leading clean energy countries in Africa.

Established in 2018, Kaeane Renewable Energy Developers is a renewable energy start-up solution with products and services that are directed towards solving existing sustainable energy problems and waste management. Kaeane Renewable Energy brings enviromentally friendly technologies to cover the energy demand in communities and industrial places. Kaeane Energy develops, produces and markets biogas systems for onsite handling of organic waste. The company builds fixed dome digesters and basuka tanks as well as gas installations into the households, eliminating the need for emptying septic tanks and pit latrins. The company's systems apply an environmentally friendly biological process converting organic waste into biogas and organic fertilizer, upcycling organic waste into energy resources.

Vessel X specializes in environmentally sensitive maritime technologies. They are developing AI-powered systems to sustainably manage marine and coastal ecosystems. Their product, named 'Vatoz', is a boat designed to clean solid and liquid waste on the sea surface. The boat can work for 6 hours continuously, collect 100 kilograms of waste and create its own route with the help of artificial intelligence. There are interchangeable nets on the back of 'Vatoz' for different types of waste. Real-time monitoring through status indicators also allows 'Vatoz' to identify potential risks and dangers. Vessel X's goal is to preserve marine and coastal ecosystems starting in Türkiye, then expanding to the world.