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Fellows 2025 Cohort
Energy Innovators on the Rise
Check out the latest cohort of Breakthrough Energy Fellows, and meet the innovators who are carving the path to a clean energy future. Or click here to explore all of the BE Fellows.
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| Company | Description | Sector | Location | Technology | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
  | Hyperion Transport Systems is developing a novel electric thruster for in-space propulsion with higher fuel efficiency and thrust density, increasing maneuverability and mission capability while reducing propellant usage. |  Transportation | Boston, MA | Space Technologies | View details |