General Electric Company (GE)

ION Clean Energy

ION Clean Energy is a point-source carbon capture technology provider, focusing on water-lean amine solvents capable of lowering energy demand and subsequently lowering capture costs. CEO Tim Vail presented at the Economist Impact Carbon Capture Summit 2025.

GE Vernova: Hydrogen

GE Vernova is an independent company, spun off from General Electric (GE) in 2024. The company was formed by combining GE's former Power, Renewable Energy, and Digital businesses. IDTechEx attended the company's presentation at the Hydrogen Technology Expo Europe. This company profile focuses on GE Vernova's activities in the hydrogen sector, primarily gas turbine technologies and projects.

EarSwitch

EarSwitch is developing an in-ear biometric monitoring device.

Shell & Technip Energies Alliance: CANSOLV Carbon Capture Technology

Shell Catalysts & Technologies and Technip Energies have been working as an alliance since 2012 to deliver carbon capture solutions using the CANSOLV solvent. In October 2024, IDTechEx Technology Analyst Eve Pope heard from Decarbonization Technologies Market Specialist Valerie Leveille.

Hydrogen Aviation Has to Be Done Properly or Not at All

The technology used on the planes and the source of the hydrogen needs to be considered carefully before the industry can celebrate significant carbon reductions. If done incorrectly, hydrogen planes could be worse for the environment than existing jet fuel-powered planes.

ZeroAvia

Hydrogen-powered flight is one of the leading options to decarbonize the aviation industry and ZeroAvia is one of the leading start-ups in the field.

Capsol Technologies

Capsol Technologies is a Norwegian technology provider of post-combustion carbon capture systems that uses hot potassium carbonate (HPC) as a solvent. IDTechEx Technology Analyst Eve Pope spoke with CEO Wendy Lam at the Carbon Capture Technology Expo North America.

5 Key Areas Metal-Organic Frameworks Can Help Decarbonize

According to IEA's 2023 update to its net zero roadmap, carbon capture technologies, more efficient space cooling equipment, and clean energy transitions are all cornerstones of achieving net zero by 2050 and limiting global warming to 1.5°C. Emerging technologies utilizing metal-organic framework (MOF) materials for carbon capture, refrigerant reclamation, direct lithium extraction, HVAC equipment, and various other chemical separations and purification processes can see the advent of disruptive next-generation technologies that are essential for industrial decarbonization.

Duxion: Electric Motors Designed for Aerospace

Duxion is a start-up looking to disrupt the established turbofan industry with its all-electric eJet motors.