Opening Speakers:
David Gottfried, CEO of Regenerative Ventures, Inc.
Chris Pyke, VP of Research, USGBC

To increase awareness and accelerate the mainstreaming of emerging disruptive technologies, USGBC and Regenerative Ventures, Inc. created GreenTech@Greenbuild. Regenerative Ventures researched the cleantech market and selected 30 top companies to present their exceptional solutions for the building industry.

To open the summit a group of venture capitalists discussed the GreenTech trend. Then parallel tracks of 5 rapid-fire presentations by top-level members of each company alternated with 20–minute networking sessions. A dynamic presentation using USGBC’s new Green Building Info Gateway (GBIG) program linked featured companies to LEED projects where their products or services were used. Attendees received a ‘flip book’ describing each featured company.

GreenTech@Greenbuild was an exclusive opportunity to learn about a host of new ideas and products. There was no better place to meet so many innovative people so focused on innovative ways to improve the performance of buildings. The list of participants and order of presentations is included below. There were two parallel tracks of presentations by featured companies, in two adjacent rooms. Track A will be in Salon A, and Track B in Salon B of the Fairmont Ballroom.

List of Participants in Presentation Order
Track A - Group 1
1. Encelium Technologies, ULC - Software + Lighting: Energy Management
2. SCL Elements - Software + Lighting + Heating and Cooling: Building automation
3. Xicato - Lighting: LED
4. Soladigm - Lighting + Materials: Architectural Glass (Energy Efficiency)
5. Pythagoras Solar - Solar Energy: BIPV and Energy Efficiency

Track A - Group 2
1. Renewability - Energy + Heating and Cooling: Drain Water Heat Recovery
2. Fenix Energy - Energy + Heating and Cooling: Building Integrated Geothermal/Geoexchange
3. Sunnovations Inc. - Solar Energy: Solar water heating
4. ClearEdge Power - Energy: Fuel Cell
5. Enmetric Systems - Energy: Plug load management

Track A - Group 3
1. BuildingIQ - Software: Predictive Energy Management
2. Global CarbonSystems - Software: Portfolio Energy & Sustainability Management
3. Serious Energy - Software: Energy Management software, advanced windows/glass technology
4. Cypress Envirosystems - Controls: HVAC controls retrofit
5. Lucid Design Group - Software: Energy Monitoring and Display

Track B - Group 1
1. Hycrete, Inc. - Materials: Integral Waterproofing and Corrosion Protection
2. Noble Environmental Technologies Corp. - Materials + Services + Specialties: 3D Engineered Molded Fiber Panel Manufacturing
3. Southern Diversified Products - Materials: Paint
4. ARXX Building Products - Materials: Insulating Concrete Forms
5. Carbon Cure Technologies - Materials + Specialties: Low-carbon Precast Concrete Blocks

Track B - Group 2
1. Phase Change Energy Solutions - Other energy sources+ Materials + Heating and Cooling: Energy Efficiency through phase change materials
2. DIRTT Environmental Solutions - Materials: Modular interior construction
3. ProjectFROG - Materials + other: Building Systems
4. Dynamic Air Quality Systems - Heating and Cooling + Indoor Air Quality
5. The Big Ass Fan Company - Heating and Cooling + Specialties + Other: Energy conservation, thermal comfort

Track B - Group 3
1. GreenWizard - Software + Materials + Services: Materials discovery, modeling, specification, documentation, and submission
2. LoraxPro - Software + Other: LEED Automation, LEED process
3. ecoScorecard - Software: Project and product evaluation software
4. IES Ltd - Software + Services + Specialties: Building Performance Analytics
5. iLiv - Software: Integrative Process Collaboration and Communication