ELION HOUSE ("Safehouse" for "Sun" technologies): The first clean-bio technology incubator from Japan, established in 2008 before the climate crisis was on the world agenda, developing the next-generation of clean energy technologies on the cutting edge of science.

THE PROBLEM: Existing power technologies are dependent on either polluting fossil fuels or intermittent energy sources (solar, wind, tidal) that destabilise the power grid, thus require extensive and expensive battery storage and enormous resource use (land, critical materials and water for the manufacturing, cooling, cleaning of solar panels).

SOLUTION ("Solar #2"): Next-generation BASELOAD (24/7) SOLAR technology that can generate continuous electricity, even at night, without: fossil fuels; weather-dependent solar panels and batteries,  thus uses a fraction of the land, enabling onsite power for industry and microgrids.

Solar #2 decarbonises the two big fossil energy products - electricity and combustion fuels. As transport and fuels (green hydrogen) electrify, a reliable source of green electricity is crucial for the energy transition, and for the sustainable production of green H2 from seawater at oil and gas scale.

SOLAR #2 NET ZERO = BASELOAD (24/7) SOLAR POWER + SEAWATER GREEN H2

The energy from the Sun is not defined by the scarcity of the resource but by the "quality" of the technology we use to harness its incredible energy that could power the world 1300x over every year. 

FINANCIAL REVOLUTION: Financial institutions and asset owners with over $130 trillion (GFANZ) have come together to decarbonise investment portfolios and to accelerate a net-zero world economy. 

MARKET OPPORTUNITY: McKinsey forecasts that electricity will become the "fuel" of the future supplying over 50% of world energy consumption by 2040. 

THE PROMISE: We offer impact investors transformative clean energy infrastructure assets that provide clean and sustainable sources of electricity and hydrogen-based fuels.

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