Coolbrook named on the 2026 Global Cleantech 100

The report highlights innovators addressing some of the world’s most urgent environmental and infrastructure challenges. The complimentary report introduces you to innovators advancing groundbreaking technologies and business models to enable us to act on the ever-increasing climate and environmental crisis.

Following a 2025 marked by geopolitical volatility and shifting economic signals, the global cleantech ecosystem enters 2026 with slightly greater certainty – yet heightened competitive pressure. Growth is concentrating around two dominant themes: AI infrastructure and critical minerals.

“The 2026 Global Cleantech 100 arrives at a pivotal moment. Around the world, governments and industries are no longer innovating for efficiency alone - they are innovating for durability. This year’s honourees reflect that shift,” said Anthony DeOrsey, Research Manager at Cleantech Group. “Whether securing critical minerals, strengthening the grid, transforming industrial processes, or unlocking new value through AI, these companies are redefining resilience,” he added.

“Being named to the prestigious 2026 Global Cleantech 100 list is an incredible honour,” said Joonas Rauramo, CEO of Coolbrook. “This recognition underscores our long-standing belief that electrification is the way forward for heavy industry and validates the commercial readiness of our breakthrough technology. As we move from innovation to large-scale deployment, this acknowledgement reinforces our commitment to delivering impactful, economically viable solutions that enable heavy industry to decarbonise at speed and transition to a clean new industrial era.”

Featured companies will be recognised at the Cleantech Forum North America, on January 26 – 28 in San Diego, CA. This event offers participants the opportunity to connect with other innovators and rising stars on the list. The Forum will showcase latest trends, groundbreaking technologies, and foster collaboration within the cleantech community.

“This year’s Global Cleantech 100 reflects a market in transition - one that is becoming more disciplined, more discerning, and ultimately more resilient. While the adjustment phase has been painful for some parts of the ecosystem, we are also witnessing remarkable bursts of innovation responding to new sources of demand, from AI-driven power needs to critical materials security,” remarked Richard Youngman, CEO at Cleantech Group.

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