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Hydrogenics Corporation (Hydrogenics) together with its subsidiaries, designs, develops and manufactures hydrogen generation products based on water electrolysis technology and fuel cell products based on proton exchange membrane (PEM) technology. The Company’s maintains operations in Belgium, Canada and Germany. The Company operates in four segments: OnSite Generation, Power Systems, Test Systems, and Corporate and Other business. OnSite Generation business segment develops products for industrial gas, hydrogen fueling and renewable energy storage markets. Power Systems business segment develops products for stationary and motive power applications. Test Systems business segment provides fuel cell testing services and sold fuel cell test stations. Corporate and Other business segment provides corporate services and administrative support.

JinkoSolar Holding Company produces all the components to convert sunlight to electricity. It manufactures silicon wafers and uses them to make solar cells, which connect to form solar modules, the basis for solar power generation. Customers can buy any or all of the three components. JinkoSolar uses virgin and reclaimed silicon (about 50/50); it sources recovered material from outside suppliers and sells what it doesn't use. The Chinese company has about 450 customers in Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. ReneSola, which accounts for about a third of sales, is controlled by the same family backers behind JinkoSolar, which went public in 2010.

Juno Lighting makes light fixtures for commercial, institutional, and residential buildings under eight brand names. Its key product lines comprise showcase lighting fixtures, fiber optic lighting products, and emergency and exit lighting signs using light-emitting diode (LED) technology. Juno's other products include recessed and track-lighting systems. Under the Juno and Danalite labels the company offers LED undercabinet and casework lighting products. Juno counts contractors and remodelers as its chief customers. Founded in 1976, the company is a subsidiary of Paris-based giant Schneider Electric.

Litelab has shunned the spotlight, it is just that it has seen that there is more money to be made in busway and track lighting products for architectural, suspended ceiling, and big-box grid commercial applications. The company, which formerly focused on serving the entertainment industry, produces track and track mounted lighting fixtures, down lights, spot lights, and wall washers for a range of uses. Litelab has received numerous awards and recognition from the American Institute of Architects and the International Association of Lighting Designers for its lighting products and fixtures.

Littelfuse company is the world's #1 fuse maker. In addition to its fuses, Littelfuse's other circuit protection devices include positive temperature coefficient devices that limit current when too much is being supplied and electrostatic discharge suppressors that redirect transient high voltage. Littelfuse company's thyristors protect telecommunications circuits from transient voltage caused by lightning strikes. Littelfuse's 4,000-plus customers include electronics manufacturers (Hewlett-Packard and Samsung), automakers (Ford, GM, Honda, and Toyota), and the automotive aftermarket (AutoZone and Pep Boys). Littelfuse company gets about two-thirds of its sales outside the US.

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