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Energy Transition Solutions

Energy Technologies

Biofuels and Bioproducts

Traditional Energy

Advanced Materials

Energy Transition Solutions

For the past 30 years our Managing Directors have pursued advances in energy transition, sustainable, and climate change solutions that are impactful, can be scaled, and that are economically feasible.

  • Agriculture Technologies (Agtech)
  • Carbon Reduction and Climate Change Technologies
  • Food Technologies (Foodtech)
  • Renewable Power Generation
  • Water and Wastewater
  • Environmental Solutions
  • Efficient Lighting Solutions
  • Farm-to-markets
  • Farmer efficiency platforms
  • Vertical farming
  • Crop seed biotech
  • Carbon capture and use
  • Carbon capture and storage
  • Methane destruction
  • Weather technologies
  • Plant based protein
  • Waste prevention technologies
  • Solar
  • Wind
  • Wave
  • Small hydro
  • Geothermal
  • Inverter and energy storage technologies
  • Water treatment technologies
  • Supply and distribution
  • Water production from industrial applications
  • Water recycling technologies
  • Remediation of pollution
  • Waste management solutions
  • Waste recycling solutions
  • Engineering and infrastructure solutions
  • LED for commercial, residential, farming
  • Lighting control technologies

Energy Technologies

HamiltonClark was originally organized to raise capital and help maximize shareholder value for energy and oil-field service and supply technology companies, generally located in the Southwest US. Today this industry focus has expanded to include the following:

  • Oil and Gas Technologies
  • Energy Storage Technologies
  • Energy Efficiency
  • Transportation Technologies
  • Engine and Electric Generation Technologies
  • Oil field drilling, extraction, service and supply technologies
  • Seismic and related data processing technologies
  • Pipeline leak detection solutions
  • Liquified natural gas (LNG) related technologies
  • Gas-to-liquids (GTL) related technologies
  • Oil and gas refining and related catalyst technologies

 

  • Li-ion types (NMC, LFP, NCA), and lead-acid (used in vehicles)
  • Various long-duration energy storage (LDES) battery technologies 
  • Fuel cells
  • Distributed hydrogen
  • Smart grid
  • Advanced metering
  • Demand side management and demand response
  • Distributed generation (DG) technologies
  • Uninterruptable power solutions (UPS)
  • Transmission technologies
  • Communications
  • Building integration systems (BIS) and smart controls
  • Software analytics and data management
  • IoT, AI and machine learning energy efficiencies
  • Advanced heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC) technologies
  • Electric vehicles (EV) and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEV)
  • EV charging technologies
  • Alternative fuel vehicles
  • Drivetrain and advanced mobility solutions
  • Internal combustion engine (ICE) technologies
  • Turbomachinery and microturbine applications
  • Stirling engine commercialization
  • Permanent magnet and electric efficiency solutions
  • Power conversion technologies

Biofuels and Bioproducts

As we expanded from energy technologies to sustainable, clean and renewable energy businesses we also expanded our industry focus from renewable electricity (solar, wind and wave) to renewable transportation fuels. This led us to build out an industry focus on biofuels and bio-based products, including:

  • First Generation (corn) Ethanol
  • Second Generation (cellulosic and advanced biofuel) Ethanol
  • Third Generation Biofuels
  • Bioproducts
  • New technologies
  • Enhancements and cost reduction
  • Project financing
  • Hydrolysis
  • Thermochemical
  • Acid fermentation
  • Carbon capture
  • Enhancements and cost reduction
  • Project financing
  • Algae 
  • Enhancements and cost reduction
  • Project financing
  • Pre-treatment technologies
  • Biomass logistics
  • Biodiesel
  • Renewable diesel
  • Synthetic aviation fuel
  • Biochemicals, bioplastics, biopolymers
  • Consumer products (bottles, food service ware, detergents, personal care)
  • Algae-based bioproducts, plant-based proteins

Traditional Energy

A number of our Managing Directors started their careers in the oil and gas, power and utility, and energy service and supply groups at other commercial and investment banks. This experience allowed them to better understand the value proposition offered by new and sustainable technology solutions in the following subsectors:

  • Oil and Gas
  • Energy Power Generation
  • Nuclear
  • Upstream (exploration and production)
  • Midstream (pipeline, transportation and logistics)
  • Downstream (refining and marketing)
  • Other extractive industries
  • Refining separations technologies
  • Catalysts
  • Oil field services and supply
  • Carbon capture and use at coal plants
  • New and efficient coal gasification technologies with CCS
  • Fuel recycling 
  • Small modular reactors
  • Micro modular reactors
  • Spent nuclear fuel storage technologies

Advanced Materials

A goal of energy efficiency is to reduce the amount of energy required to provide products and services. This can often be achieved by providing goods and services with new, lightweight or better conducting, advanced materials. Our advanced materials industry focus includes:

  • Superconducting wire
  • Efficient semiconductor technologies
    • Nanoproducts and nanomaterials
    • Carbon nanotube materials
    • Cellulosic nanocrystals
  • 3-D printing
  • Photon fabrication
  • Advanced insulation products

Energy Transition Solutions

Energy Technologies

Biofuels and Bioproducts

Traditional Energy

Advanced Materials

Energy Transition Solutions

For the past 30 years our Managing Directors have pursued advances in energy transition, sustainable, and climate change solutions that are impactful, can be scaled, and that are economically feasible.

Agriculture Technologies (Agtech)
  • Farm-to-markets
  • Farmer efficiency platforms
  • Vertical farming
  • Crop seed biotech
Carbon Reduction and Climate Change Technologies
  • Carbon capture and use
  • Carbon capture and storage
  • Methane destruction
  • Weather technologies
Food Technologies (Foodtech)
  • Plant based protein
  • Waste prevention technologies
Renewable Power Generation
  • Solar
  • Wind
  • Wave
  • Small hydro
  • Geothermal
  • Inverter and energy storage technologies
Water and Wastewater
  • Water treatment technologies
  • Supply and distribution
  • Water production from industrial applications
  • Water recycling technologies
Environmental Solutions
  • Remediation of pollution
  • Waste management solutions
  • Waste recycling solutions
  • Engineering and infrastructure solutions
Efficient Lighting Solutions
  • LED for commercial, residential, farming
  • Lighting control technologies

Energy Technologies

HamiltonClark was originally organized to raise capital and help maximize shareholder value for energy and oil-field service and supply technology companies, generally located in the Southwest US. Today this industry focus has expanded to include the following:

Oil and Gas Technologies
  • Oil field drilling, extraction, service and supply technologies
  • Seismic and related data processing technologies
  • Pipeline leak detection solutions
  • Liquified natural gas (LNG) related technologies
  • Gas-to-liquids (GTL) related technologies
  • Oil and gas refining and related catalyst technologies

 

Energy Storage Technologies
  • Li-ion types (NMC, LFP, NCA), and lead-acid (used in vehicles)
  • Various long-duration energy storage (LDES) battery technologies 
  • Fuel cells
  • Distributed hydrogen
Energy Efficiency
  • Smart grid
  • Advanced metering
  • Demand side management and demand response
  • Distributed generation (DG) technologies
  • Uninterruptable power solutions (UPS)
  • Transmission technologies
  • Communications
  • Building integration systems (BIS) and smart controls
  • Software analytics and data management
  • IoT, AI and machine learning energy efficiencies
  • Advanced heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC) technologies
Transportation Technologies
  • Electric vehicles (EV) and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEV)
  • EV charging technologies
  • Alternative fuel vehicles
  • Drivetrain and advanced mobility solutions
Engine and Electric Generation Technologies
  • Internal combustion engine (ICE) technologies
  • Turbomachinery and microturbine applications
  • Stirling engine commercialization
  • Permanent magnet and electric efficiency solutions
  • Power conversion technologies

Biofuels and Bioproducts

As we expanded from energy technologies to sustainable, clean and renewable energy businesses we also expanded our industry focus from renewable electricity (solar, wind and wave) to renewable transportation fuels. This led us to build out an industry focus on biofuels and bio-based products, including:

First Generation (corn) Ethanol
  • New technologies
  • Enhancements and cost reduction
  • Project financing
Second Generation (cellulosic and advanced biofuel) Ethanol
  • Hydrolysis
  • Thermochemical
  • Acid fermentation
  • Carbon capture
  • Enhancements and cost reduction
  • Project financing
Third Generation Biofuels
  • Algae 
  • Enhancements and cost reduction
  • Project financing
  • Pre-treatment technologies
  • Biomass logistics
  • Biodiesel
  • Renewable diesel
  • Synthetic aviation fuel
Bioproducts
  • Biochemicals, bioplastics, biopolymers
  • Consumer products (bottles, food service ware, detergents, personal care)
  • Algae-based bioproducts, plant-based proteins

Traditional Energy

A number of our Managing Directors started their careers in the oil and gas, power and utility, and energy service and supply groups at other commercial and investment banks. This experience allowed them to better understand the value proposition offered by new and sustainable technology solutions in the following subsectors:

Oil and Gas
  • Upstream (exploration and production)
  • Midstream (pipeline, transportation and logistics)
  • Downstream (refining and marketing)
  • Other extractive industries
  • Refining separations technologies
  • Catalysts
  • Oil field services and supply
Energy Power Generation
  • Carbon capture and use at coal plants
  • New and efficient coal gasification technologies with CCS
Nuclear
  • Fuel recycling 
  • Small modular reactors
  • Micro modular reactors
  • Spent nuclear fuel storage technologies

Advanced Materials

A goal of energy efficiency is to reduce the amount of energy required to provide products and services. This can often be achieved by providing goods and services with new, lightweight or better conducting, advanced materials. Our advanced materials industry focus includes:

  • Superconducting wire
  • Efficient semiconductor technologies
    • Nanoproducts and nanomaterials
    • Carbon nanotube materials
    • Cellulosic nanocrystals
  • 3-D printing
  • Photon fabrication
  • Advanced insulation products