The clean energy transition requires new ideas for deploying existing tech, especially in emerging markets such as Thailand. And startups are ready to take on the challenge.
At the Decarbonize Thailand Symposium 2025, co-hosted by New Energy Nexus Thailand and True Digital Park, 37 startups from around the world showcased breakthrough technologies that could drive the country’s clean energy future.
These nine startups represent some of the most promising clean energy and climate solutions across Asia and beyond – with fresh ideas, unique technologies, and growing relevance to New Energy Nexus’ mission of driving decarbonisation and accelerating the adoption of clean technologies.

GeoAgni presenting at the Decarbonize Thailand Symposium 2025.
GeoAgni (Thailand)
Harnessing Thailand’s geothermal energy potential
GeoAgni is a geothermal power plant developer specializing in closed-loop systems that provide 24/7 stable, clean energy. Their scalable, low-impact technology supports Thailand’s energy security and carbon neutrality goals, offering a commercially viable solution for sustainable, locally produced renewable energy in industrial and grid applications.

Photo from Skycool’s website
SkyCool Systems (US)
Changing the game for urban cooling
SkyCool is the first in the world to develop a passive radiative cooling film that can keep any surface 5° to 8°C below the ambient temperature, just by being outside and under the sky. The film eliminates solar heat gain, reduces heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) energy costs, and creates ‘cool’ islands in cities.

Climind presenting at the Decarbonize Thailand Symposium 2025.
Climind (Hong Kong)
AI-powered carbon analysis
Climind is an AI platform for sustainability, offering enterprise-level search, ESG and climate report analysis, content generation, and carbon trading insights. It integrates corporate climate data, enhancing efficiency and decision-making. Through precise search, automated reporting, and AI-driven regulatory analysis, it aims to advance climate research, predict patterns, and drive low-carbon transformation.

Image from T-Smart’s website
TIE Smart Solutions (Thailand)
AIoT-driven energy savings across Thailand
T-Smart is a tech-driven energy solutions startup specializing in Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT)-powered energy management for buildings and factories. They provide various technologies that help clients achieve up to 20 percent in energy savings while enhancing sustainability, operational efficiency, and long-term performance across Thailand.

Screenshot of the Alto CERO system for buildings. Image from Altotech Global’s website.
AltoTech Global (Thailand)
Lower carbon, energy costs through AI algorithms
AltoTech’s Alto CERO system helps hotels, buildings, and factories to effectively consume energy and cut carbon emissions with Internet of Things (IoT) and AI algorithms. Their technology promises users can save up to 40 percent in energy costs, reduce their carbon footprint by 40 percent, and expect an attractive payback period of less than 3 years.

GRST presenting at the Decarbonize Thailand Symposium 2025.
GRST (Hong Kong)
Safer binder materials driving battery circularity
GRST (Green Renewable Sustainable Technology) makes eco-friendly lithium-ion binder materials, which remove toxic PFAS or “forever chemicals” from lithium-ion batteries and make them easily recyclable in water. Their binder materials match industry performance and cost across all lithium-ion battery types, integrate easily into existing battery production, and are proven at commercial scale in their 1 GWh battery factory. They aim to become the global standard for eco-friendly binder materials, enabling clean circular battery production.

Wongphai’s booth at the Decarbonize Thailand Symposium 2025.
Wongphai (Thailand)
Reducing carbon pollution through biochar
Wongphai is a sustainability solutions provider, transforming agricultural waste into accessible wealth. Contrary to the tradition of burning bamboo offcuts, Wongphai instead turns them into biochar or organic charcoal, eliminating potential carbon emissions. This biochar not only increases soil quality and crop yield, but also reduces methane emissions when used in septic ponds for pig farms. Through this regenerative agricultural solution, the startup aims to empower communities and drive a circular economy in the country.

AIMOVE-TARA Project presented at the Decarbonize Thailand Symposium 2025.
AIMOVE-TARA Project (Thailand)
AI system aiming to unlock wave energy potential
This project is developing a real-time sensor and AI-driven analytics system, which monitors ocean wave patterns—data that can be widely used to calculate the energy potential of ocean wave power. This supports the future development of green energy generators and allows for the accurate prediction of natural disasters, like tsunamis and other related events.

Carnotfleet’s booth at the Decarbonize Thailand Symposium 2025.
Carnotfleet (Singapore)
De-risking transport cooling systems
Carnotfleet’s plug-and-play cold chain system provides temperature control for transport and logistics. These products can be installed in existing non-refrigerated vehicles, turning them into temperature-controlled units in minutes with no upfront cost. These units are then controlled, optimized, and monitored with data connected to the cloud. The technology de-risks the cold chain and minimizes the business and environmental impacts of loss due to human error.
Entrepreneurs in Thailand and beyond are brimming with ideas. Imagine the possibilities when a strong ecosystem is backing them up, providing them with the connections and resources they need to take the next step.
This ecosystem-building work is what we do best at New Energy Nexus. Our Thai team organized this event intending to cast a global net on climate and clean energy innovators—in total, over 500 participants from various sectors converged in Bangkok to exchange insights on decarbonization and build relationships in the field.
From here, they will be part of a massive, global community of like-minded startups, industry experts, and potential investors, giving them new pathways to scale their business to a wider market.
Find out more about our work in Thailand.