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Can’t-miss Houston event: Exploring Energy Investments

Attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of various energy sources and their impact on the environment, society, and most importantly — their investment portfolio. Photo via Getty Images

An upcoming event is marrying networking with energy investment education and opportunities, and investors and entrepreneurs alike are invited to attend.

When: Tuesday, August 1, from 6 to 8 p.m.

Where: Quest Trust Company, 17171 Park Row

Price: Free

Who: Innovators, industry leaders, and experts in the field of energy investing.

Learn more and register.

The SDIRA Social Panel will focus on topics of the renewable and nonrenewable energy landscape, from solar and wind to hydro and geothermal to oil, natural gas, and others. Attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of various energy sources and their impact on the environment, society, and most importantly — their investment portfolio.

In-person attendees will have the opportunity to pitch any deals they have to the audience following the program.


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A View From HETI

Six companies have joined Greentown Houston, focused on long-duration energy storage systems, 3D solar towers and more. Photo courtesy Greentown Labs.

Greentown Labs announced the six startups to join its Houston community in Q2 of 2025.

The companies are among a group of 13 that joined the climatetech incubator, which is co-located in Houston and Boston, in the same time period. The companies that joined the Houston-based lab specialize in a number of clean energy applications, from long-duration energy storage systems to 3D solar towers.

The new Houston members include:

  • Encore CO2, a Louisiana-based company that converts CO2 into ethanol, acetate, ethylene and other sustainable chemicals through its innovative electrolysis technology
  • Janta Power, a Dallas-based company with proprietary 3D-solar-tower technology that deploys solar power vertically rather than flatly, increasing power and energy generation
  • Licube, an Austin-based company focused on sustainable lithium recovery from underutilized sources using its proprietary and patented electrodialysis technology
  • Newfound Materials, a Houston-based company that has developed a predictive engine for materials R&D
  • Pix Force, a Houston-based company that develops AI algorithms to inspect substations, transmission lines and photovoltaic plants using drones
  • Wattsto Energy, a Houston-based manufacturer of a long-duration-energy-storage system with a unique hybrid design that provides fast, safe, sustainable and cost-effective energy storage at the microgrid and grid levels

Seven other companies will join Greentown Boston's incubator. See the full list here.

Greentown Houston also added five startups to its local lab in Q1. Read more about the companies here.

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