Mitchell Tyson

Manufactures and wholesales memory chips

Clean Energy Venture Group (CEVG) seeks investment opportunities in startup companies located in the United States. The firm targets businesses operating mainly in the clean energy technology and services sector. It provides equity financing for seed and early-stage capital requirements and also acts as a co-investor.

The New England Clean Energy Council, operating as the Alliance for Climate Transition (ACT), is a nonprofit and hybrid trade organization dedicated to advancing a transition to a clean energy future and a diverse climate economy across the Northeast. The private company is based in Cambridge, MA. ACT focuses on building a climate economy ecosystem through innovation, policy advocacy, workforce development emphasizing diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice, and municipal leadership. The organization supports clean energy companies, startups, nonprofits, and local governments by providing resources, training, and networking opportunities to foster climate technology innovation and infrastructure modernization, particularly in electric grid upgrades and decarbonization of key sectors. Key initiatives include the Cleantech Open Northeast accelerator and Navigate program, which support cleantech startups, and the "Powering Tomorrow" campaign to promote factual understanding of clean energy technologies and policies. ACT hosts events to facilitate collaboration among stakeholders and offers memberships, partnerships, sponsorships, scholarships, and consulting services. The company was founded by Hemant Taneja, Mitchell G. Tyson, Robert L. Pratt.

Provides business support services

Environment Northeast, operating as Acadia Center, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to advancing data-driven climate and clean energy solutions primarily across the northeastern United States. The private company is based in Rockport, ME. Its expertise includes economics, policy, and law, enabling the development of systemic, equitable pathways for decarbonization, such as multi-state cooperation and utility reform. Key program areas include long-term climate planning, clean energy transition, electrification of buildings and transportation, energy efficiency, and reforming government agencies and utility planning processes to align with climate and environmental justice goals. The center promotes the phaseout of natural gas infrastructure due to climate, health, and safety risks, advocating for renewable electricity and electrified heating and cooking technologies as alternatives. Acadia Center addresses disproportionate impacts on low-income and marginalized communities and supports policies such as all-electric building codes, consumer incentives, workforce development, and flexible electric rates. It leads initiatives to modernize utility planning and participates in regional efforts to price carbon pollution and fund energy programs. The organization produces resources to inform policymakers and the public and encourages public involvement and donations to support its mission. Founded in 1998, the center focuses on cutting carbon emissions by 50% or more by 2030 through collaborative efforts involving government, industry, grassroots groups, and communities.

Functions as a College/University

Operates as a clean technology incubator for developing new energy solutions

Operates as non-profit organization which enhances and accelerates innovation

Clean Energy Venture invests in companies located in the United States with an EBITDA of less than USD 50 million and an enterprise value of at least USD 10 million. The firm focuses on the climate technology sector. It participates in seed and early-stage transactions. It acts as a lead investor and takes a seat on the board of directors.

Manufactures and distributes semiconductor devices

Operates as an association