Cohorts of 2025
Companies whose accelerator cohort started in 2025. 1,910 companies.
| Company | Cluster | Program | Status | Last signal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eco Gear Developer of edible, bio-based nanocoating solutions designed to extend the shelf life of fresh produce without synthetic chemicals or plastics. The company uses high-pressure water extraction and nanoemulsion technology to convert natural food byproducts into ultra-thin, invisible coatings that act as moisture and oxidation barriers, enabling growers, cooperatives, and distributors to reduce food waste, maintain flavor and appearance, and support sustainable supply chains across domestic and export markets. | Climate and energysustainable food tech and waste reduction | 500 Global | Active | checked 2026-08-23 |
| Baniql Developer of modular nickel refining platform delivering ESG-compliant, IRA-aligned battery-grade nickel from laterite ores using low-temperature, low-pressure green hydrometallurgy, designed to replace HPAL at a fraction of the cost and carbon footprint. | Climate and energybattery-grade nickel refining | 500 Global | Active | checked 2026-08-23 |
| Sili Energy Developer of next-generation lithium-ion battery materials designed to address core challenges in the EV market. Current batteries face limitations in cost, driving range, charging time, and safety, which hinder broader adoption of electric vehicles. To overcome these barriers, the company is advancing innovation across silicon-based anodes, lithium-based cathodes, and solid-state battery materials, with the goal of unlocking safer, longer-lasting, and more cost-effective energy storage. By reimagining the core materials of lithium-ion batteries, the company aims to deliver breakthrough performance improvements and provide new value to automakers, energy providers, and consumers worldwide. | Climate and energyAdvanced battery materials for EVs | 500 Global | Active | checked 2026-08-24 |
| Solarstic Developer of ultra-lightweight, design-flexible solar modules for vehicles and industrial rooftops, spun out from Hyundai Motor's internal solar system team. The company operates a proprietary plastic encapsulation and injection molding process that replaces conventional glass solar panels, enabling scalability and carbon-credit alignment across mobility and RE100 manufacturing use cases. | Climate and energySolar modules for vehicles and industrial | 500 Global | Active | - |
| CarbonSifr CarbonSifr is Shopify for decarbonization | Climate and energydecarbonization platform for enterprises | 500 Global500G MENA 9 | Active | checked 2026-08-23 |