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NAKI Wins Energy Tech Week's Startup Competition

  • Naki
  • Apr 27
  • 2 min read

Updated: Jun 29

Naki, a pioneering startup, recently won an international competition for energy innovation at Energy Tech Week. This victory brings significant international exposure. It also opens new opportunities for partnerships and investment. The conference is a key event in the energy and climate space in Israel. It attracts dozens of investors, companies, and entrepreneurs from around the globe.


Naki has developed a groundbreaking process. This process converts industrial oil-rich waste into energy. It focuses on biofuel production. The goal is to reduce industrial waste, advance a circular economy, and lower carbon emissions. Our technology enables the transformation of waste streams into usable energy resources.


This innovation is crucial for food manufacturers. It helps them tackle high waste treatment costs. By turning sludge into valuable resources, we can drive both environmental sustainability and new revenue streams.


Energy Tech Week took place in Tel Aviv. It was initiated by Ignite the Spark and gathered hundreds of key players from the industry. The event featured the “Israeli Energy Tech All Stars” competition. Ten startups presented their technologies to leading investors and venture capital funds.


The event also included professional panels and investor meetings. Additionally, it marked the launch of Israel’s 2025 energy tech ecosystem map. This map outlines the future of energy technology in the region.


Winning this competition positions Naki for future growth. We are now in a prime position to collaborate with other innovators. Partnerships can enhance our technology and expand our reach.


Investors are increasingly interested in sustainable solutions. They recognize the potential of turning waste into energy. This trend aligns with global efforts to reduce emissions and promote sustainability.


As we move forward, our focus remains clear. We aim to revolutionize waste management for the food industry. Our goal is to become the leading provider of carbon-negative solutions.


By helping manufacturers turn their sludge into valuable resources like SAF feedstock and biogas, we can drive both environmental sustainability and new revenue streams.


We are committed to making a significant impact. The future of energy is bright, and we are excited to be at the forefront of this transformation.


 
 
 

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