Co-founder and CEO, SunGreenH2

Tulika Raj and Dr Saeid Masudy Panah started SunGreenH2 in 2020, with the vision to drive mass adoption of clean energy by making green hydrogen cheap. 

The company builds high-performing electrolysers that can double the hydrogen produced from water while using at least 10 percent less energy. This not only makes the production process more efficient but up to 50 percent cheaper as well.

Read more: The Highway Pitch: Why green hydrogen is the future, according to SunGreenH2’s Tulika Raj

The electroysers also lower the use of expensive precious metals like iridium and platinum by 30 times, which helps to cut cost and reduce the environmental impact associated with mining and processing these rare materials. 

The company’s backers include SGInnovate, a Singaporean government-owned innovation platform, Entrepreneur First, She1K and Vinci VC. It also has a manufacturing and research and development facility in Melbourne, Australia.

CEO, SolX Technologies

Imagine being able to manage your energy consumption as easily as checking your social media feed. That’s the vision Sergius Angelo Santos, CEO of SolX Technologies, has.

Solx Technologies has developed a digital platform that simplifies energy management for businesses and individual consumers. It monitors energy efficiency and optimises consumption, and is particularly geared towards small and medium-sized enterprises and individual users—groups that often lack access to sophisticated energy management tools.

The platform provides real-time data from various smart meters and sensors to help end users select an energy portfolio that matches their needs. The system acts as a marketplace for electricity, giving consumers more control and helping to lower power costs across the board. According to SolX, clients have saved an average of 25 percent on energy costs. For its industrial clients, it has facilitated cumulative savings of over $8 million.

Read more: Meet the visionary CEOs fuelling Asia’s sustainable energy ambitions

Co-founder and CEO, Sharge

Peerapatr Sirichantaropart, co-founder and CEO of Sharge, is addressing one of the most significant challenges in Thailand's transition to EV: by developing a comprehensive charging infrastructure to smoothen the path for widespread EV adoption.

Sirichantaropart’s company offers a comprehensive charging network that can be easily accessed through a mobile app. Sharge has partnerships with major players in various industries, including property developer Sansiri and Chinese automotive manufacturer BYD.

Sharge’s ambitions extend beyond just providing charging stations. The company is actively forging partnerships with commercial fleet operators, including Thailand’s public transport service providers, to substitute some 6,000 vehicles with electric alternatives. It has also announced plans to invest more than $55 million into developing charging facilities between 2023 and 2030.

Meet more Gen.T Leaders of Tomorrow in Sustainability

NOW READ

Hypermarket chain TF Value Mart partners Plus Xnergy as part of its carbon-neutral strategy

Youths are the future—and these 4 people are making sure of it

How Asia’s impact startups can weather the economic storm, according to industry experts