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Intertie Inc

Private Company

475 Coloma Ave
94965 CA
United States

2017

Intertie Inc. was founded to solve grid constraints that hinder the deployment of a convenient fast charging network. In 2018 the Company developed the EV ChargePod™ that DC-coupled a fast charger to an underground battery. When CA removed demand charges to spur EV adoption, the value of the battery-boosted fast charging evaporated. The space-saving underground storage was expanded to anchor microgrids and Intertie pivoted to design, build and operate microgrids. Intertie innovated a new microgrid architecture that DC-couples solar, shall DC-couple an ultrafast charger (using the CEC award) and connects bidirectionally to the grid via small connection.

Through the California Energy Commission, Intertie has won the CEC Bridge Award and CalSEED Concept Award.

The Company has also won the Shell Gamechanger Award and a DOE SBIR Phase I SETO grant.

 

A Bay Area-based clean energy technology company developing and deploying productized microgrids that transform commercial properties into renewable energy assets. Intertie’s AI-powered energy management software platform lowers costs and boosts revenue by equipping buildings to store energy and distribute it when it’s most beneficial. The Company’s patented underground storage technology, the ChargePod, removes spacing constraints allowing batteries to be located with minimal footprint.

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All Power Labs (APL)

Private Company

1010 Murray St.
94710 CA
United States

2009
Small Business

All Power Labs (APL) is a Berkeley, CA-based company that designs, manufactures, and deploys equipment to convert organic wastes into carbon negative power and products. Our systems are based on biomass gasification, with outputs across electricity, heat

  • California Energy Commission: EPC 14-051, "Cleaner Air, Cleaner Energy: Converting Forest Fire Management Waste to On Demand Renewable Energy", 2016 ($2.0M)
  • National Science Foundation, Small Business Innovation Research: "Development of The Fuel Agnostic Swirl Hearth Gasifier", 2016 ($220k)
  • California Energy Commission: PIR 16-010, "Innovative Microscale Biomass Gasifier Combined Cooling, Heating, and Power System", 2017 ($1.5M)
  • California Energy Commission: EPC 17-017, "Developtment, Demonstration, and Deployment of Environmentally and Economically Sustainable Biomass-to-Energy Systems for the Forest and Food Waste Sector", 2017 ($1.5M)
  • XPRIZE: Water Abundance prize 2018 (co-awardee, $1.75M)
  • Water, Energy, and Technology Center: Valley Ventures accelerator cohort 5, 2020
  • California Energy Commission: EPC 20-012 "Development and Demonstration of Distributed Biomass CHP Microgrid Systems", 2021 ($3.2M)
  • Department of Energy, Small Business Innovation Research: "Novel Design for Biomass Renewable Energy Community Education Site", 2021 ($220k)

All Power Labs designs, manufactures and deploys mobile biomass gasification systems that convert woody waste into electricity, heat, and biochar. Based in Berkeley, California, APL is a global leader in gasification innovation, with a dozen patents and hundreds of systems shipped to projects in over 40 countries.

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