Energytech Startups

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They say everything's bigger in Texas, including climate change. That's why Houston is leading the energy transition. Here in H-Town, the fourth largest city in the United States, entrepreneurs from across Texas and around the world are gathering to work with titans of industry to build the technology that will reduce emissions and power a low carbon future.Welcome to Energytech Startups with Nada Ahmed and Jason Ethier. We sit down with those change makers and wildcatters who are solving the toughest energy challenges with trillions of dollars on the line. We dig into how Houston will bring technology to market on a massive scale. Join us as we talk with the leaders of the energy capital of the world as they show us how the energy transition gets done.

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  1. Nishadi Davis from Wood 44:46
  2. Janice Tran from Kanin Energy 39:59
  3. Dana Vazquez from Coflux Purification 48:07
  4. Gabe Cuadra from Powerhouse Ventures 50:19
  5. Mitra Miller from Houston Angel Network 1:14:45
  6. Gary Martin from Scan Ninja AI 50:20
  7. Mo (Mohammed) Saadat from Stratahub 50:05
  8. Jamal Khawaja from Symplii.ai 53:34
  9. Mehrab Momin from aiCTO 55:09
  10. Sandy Guitar from TEX-E 57:36
  11. Rekha Patel from Xrathus, Inc. 1:04:46
  12. Ian Uriarte from Spindletop AI 55:04
  13. Anwar Sadek from CORROLYTICS 55:10
  14. Bryton Praslicka from FluxWorks 53:47
  15. Mush Khan from Alchemy Industrial 1:08:30
  16. Ngu Morcho from Vitellaria PdDC 46:40
  17. Jason Assir from EnergyGigs 52:23
  18. Sandeep Roy from Planckton Data 54:06
  19. Scott & Jim from Latham & Watkins 1:04:31
  20. WindEverest Corporation 50:58
  21. Alchemy Industrial 1:06:07
  22. Amperon 59:34
  23. NetBenefit Software 48:46
  24. Cavern Energy 58:29
  25. Alma Energy 59:29
  26. Sage Geosystems 57:49
  27. Liquid-Charge 56:01