LEP is a startup from Osaka University developing glowing plants. Leveraging its proprietary bioluminescent protein technology, LEP has successfully created plants that emit light without using electricity, with the capability to produce multi-color luminescence across a wide range of plant species. LEP aims to combine ornamental value with reduced environmental impact cutting CO₂ emissions.
株式会社LEP（本社：大阪府大阪市北区、代表取締役CEO：高元 丈治、以下 LEP）は、2026年9月19日（土）～22日（火）の期間、ROKU KYOTO, LXR Hotels & Resorts（京都市北区、総支配人：荒木 昌志、以下 ROKU ...
[画像1: https://prtimes.jp/i/174582/1/resize/d174582-1-ce9640f5909c1a3990c8-9.jpg ] 電力を使わずに自ら光る植物を開発する株式会社LEP（本社：大阪府大阪市、代表取締役CEO：高元丈治、以下「LEP」）は、京...
Innovare is a startup company that utilizes the untapped biomass resource of natural rubber seeds to manufacture raw materials for biofuels, biochemicals, and biocoke. Through its proprietary biorefinery process (Japanese Patent No. 7372615), the company separates oil, shell, and residue from rubber seeds and supplies each as renewable raw materials. By promoting the replacement of fossil-based feedstocks and advancing circular economy initiatives in collaboration with natural rubber plantations in ASEAN countries, Innovare aims to contribute to achieving carbon neutrality by 2050.
Revo Energy sells a plant that enables the complete self-sufficiency of biodiesel production, with zero raw material costs. The plant cultivates euglena using a proprietary method of heterotrophic cultivation, where nutrients refined from rice are fed to the euglena, resulting in a rapid increase in the number of euglena in a short period of time. The resulting oil is then refined and turned into the first 100% HVO biofuel in Japan. This technology will solve problems faced by logistics companies.
A startup dedicated to advancing fusion energy by researching and developing peripheral equipment and plant systems for fusion reactors, contributing to the realization of a decarbonized society.
Creators of CO2 absorbing plastic DAC Plastic and the development, manufacture, and sale of eco-friendly biomass CO₂ absorbent material Binowa, a functional filler material that can be mixed with plastics and resins to impart CO₂ absorption capabilities.
