Global Cleantech 100 Hall of Fame
The Global Cleantech 100 Hall of Fame is reserved for companies whose sustained excellence results in them appearing on the list an impressive seven times.
Hall of Fame companies can no longer qualify for future Global Cleantech 100s.
| COMPANY | GEOGRAPHY | FUNDING | SECTOR | YEAR INDUCTED | ||
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Canada | $86.27M | natural resources | 2024 | Video | |
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Germany | $213.2M | buildings | 2024 | Video | |
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United States | $265.6M | crop inputs | 2024 | Video | |
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Canada | $174M | advanced energy materials | 2023 | Video | |
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Canada | $92.25M | carbon capture usage & storage (ccus) | 2022 | Video | |
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Estonia | $283.4M | energy storage | 2022 | Video | |
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Germany | $502.7M | hydrogen | 2022 | Video | |
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United States | $158.8M | energy networks | 2020 | Video | |
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Canada | $53.95M | energy networks | 2020 | Video | |
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Hungary | $47.68M | wastewater | 2020 | Video | |
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United States | $892.6M | on-road vehicles | 2020 | Video | |
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United States | $645.4M | electric vehicle (ev) charging | 2018 | ||
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Norway | $80.78M | building materials | 2018 | Video | |
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Netherlands | $138.3M | fuels & chemicals | 2017 | Video | |
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United States | $54.3M | indoor farming | 2017 | Video | |
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United States | $382M | fuels & chemicals | 2017 | Video | |
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United States | $136.9M | buildings | 2017 | Video | |
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Canada | $157.4M | wastewater | 2016 | ||
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