12 Trending Clean Energy Supplying Businesses [2024]

Pat Walls

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Updated: January 18th, 2023

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1. ca.gov

Where they're located: San Jose, California, USA
Website traffic: 115M/month

2. Hawaii.gov

Where they're located: Honolulu, Hawaii, USA
Website traffic: 6.72M/month

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4. Energy.gov

Where they're located: New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
Website traffic: 2.94M/month

5. cleanitsupply.com

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Where they're located: Nashville, Tennessee, USA
Website traffic: 440K/month

6. GreenBiz

GreenBiz advances the opportunities at the intersection of business, technology and sustainability.

Where they're located: Oakland, California, USA
Website traffic: 490K/month

7. Renewable Energy World

Website traffic: 190K/month

8. Renewable Energy Magazine

Website traffic: 60K/month

9. Quaise Energy

Quaise is an energy company unlocking geothermal energy for the world population through millimeter wave drilling technology.

Where they're located: Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
Current team size: 23

10. Energy Switch Massachusetts

Electricity consumers in Massachusetts can compare the costs of electric supply products available to them and choose their electric supplier.

11. KelTech IoT

How much they make: $1.8M/year
Where they're located: Dublin, Ireland
How much did it cost to start: $2M
Current team size: 12

On Building The Next Generation Communication And Energy Network Infrastructure

KelTech IoT founder Mark Kellett shares insights on building a next-generation energy and infrastructure company bridging the energy and telecoms gap by creating more efficient and sustainable solutions as network demands increase in the age of IoT, with projected revenues expected to be greater than $100M after 5 years.

About

Mark started KelTech IoT almost 5 years ago

Revenue

Mark grew the business to $150K/month

Costs

It cost Mark $2000000 to start the business

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