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Policy

By Elliot Grimm

G R E E N P O L I CY

Announcing the CES 2020 Eureka
Park Climate Change Innovators
versus conventional coolers, and 80%
more energy-efficient compared to airconditioning of a similar capacity.
Booth #52502
Omniply Technologies: Omniply has
leveraged years of research in materials
science to develop Mekal, a unique solution to manufacturing
Eureka Park exhib- high-performance and
electronitors are uniquely high-resolution
ics, such as displays, senpositioned to
sors for IoT and wearable
reduce
the
enviapplications, and microor more than 50 years, CES has been the
ronmental
impact
controllers, using tradiworld stage for innovators and breakthrough
tional mico/nanoby harnessing
technologies. The show has established itself
cutting-edge inno- fabrication methods but
as a breeding ground for sustainable technologies
in a flexible form factor.
vations
and
ideas
Booth #52513
and products: thinner TVs delivering sharper images,
that
go
against
RideSVP: RideSVP -
smart home devices with energy-saving capabilities,
traditional
thinkThe
Green Carpool
sustainable transportation and much more. In its
ing
and
business
Network connects drivcommitment to the environment, the industry has
ers and passengers to
practices.
also been growing its focus on technology's ability to
carpool on city-to-city
solve challenges stemming from climate change.
trips in an affordable,
social and green way. It's
an online collaborative platform where
Green Systems Automotives: Green
In 2017, CTA announced the CES
regular people planning to drive out of
Eureka Park Climate Change Innovators Systems Automotives developed an
town register their vacant seats for others
innovative, connected and integrated
awards to highlight innovators whose
to book. Booth #53553
Flexfuel conversion device designed and
technology will have a meaningful
Beyond its exhibitors, CES is also
engineered for powered two-wheelers
impact on the environment by reducing
becoming more sustainable. At CES
that drastically reduce their greenhouse
carbon emissions. As the next genera2019, over 1,400 tons of materials and
gas emissions. Booth #50017
tion of entrepreneurs and startups,
more than 1.7 million square feet of carSUNLEAVS: SUNLEAVS is a smart
Eureka Park exhibitors are uniquely
energy innovation associated with a social pet were recycled or reused after the
positioned to reduce the environmental
show. All vinyl banners, booth ID signs
impact by harnessing cutting-edge inno- network, specifically designed to accelerand aisle signs were recycled - diverting
ate energy transition efforts around the
vations and ideas that go against tradimore than 36,000 sq. ft. of material from
world by enabling consumer groups to
tional thinking and business practices.
the landfill. More, CES exhibitors collecAt CES 2020, six winners were chosen invest together in solar power generation
tively donated more than 312,000
facilities and consume electricity proby industry experts:
pounds of materials to Goodwill, Habitat
duced between them. Booth #50215
Edgehog: Edgehog's solar panels -
for Humanity, Opportunity Village,
ST Engineering Innosparks Pte
with an average 15% higher output than
Teachers Exchange and HELP of
Ltd: The Airbitat Compact Cooler is
commercial competitors - address local
power generation needs from IoT sensors the world's coldest portable evaporative Southern Nevada.
cooler that brings deep cooling to comto roof-top solar panels. The bio-inspired
pact spaces. Powered by Reevac™ Deep
innovation lays in the ultra-transmissive
CES 2020 For more information
Cooling Technology, Airbitat is 50%
cover glass and is agnostic to solar cell
on sustainability at CES, visit
2020
more effective in delivering cool air
innovations. Booth #52518
CES.tech/Green.
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