Wolfe Yates & Co.

I’m excited to share more about Lightbridge Co Ltd (??????), a trailblazing company that Wolfe Yates & Co. has been proud to mentor as part of the Plug and Play Korea cohort. Based in Korea, Lightbridge is the inventor of modular hydrogen electrolysis stacks and has already partnered with over 100 companies across 20+ countries, including the US. As they prepare to expand significantly into the US market, Wolfe Yates & Co is eager to continue supporting their journey and helping them scale their transformative technology. With a growing demand for green hydrogen in industrial applications,?Lightbridge’s innovative solutions are poised to play a critical role in making hydrogen more accessible and cost-effective, paving the way for a sustainable future. It’s been inspiring to work alongside a team that’s driving such impactful change, and I look forward to seeing their continued success on a global scale. In photos: Johney J. Kim, Robert Kim, Peter Kim #GreenHydrogen #Innovation #Sustainability #PlugAndPlay #EnergyTransition

Cooking is the largest source of in-city emissions of PM 2.5 particles—known to cause cancer and other respiratory issues. Khan Filter is addressing this critical issue by leveraging innovative technology originally developed for diesel emissions filtering. Their solution??Better, easier-to-maintain, and more effective indoor air filtration technology?that directly combats the harmful impact of indoor air pollution caused by cooking. It was a pleasure to meet?Franz Lee, Business Manager and Global Marketing lead at Khan Filter, and to witness their impactful work firsthand. At Wolfe Yates & Co., we were proud to assist them in preparing their pitch materials for the?Plug and Play Silicon Valley Summit. Khan Filter’s vision for cleaner, healthier air is inspiring, and I’m excited to see their continued growth and innovation in this essential space. #CleanAir #Innovation #IndoorAirQuality #PlugAndPlay #Sustainability

Plastic waste is a massive global challenge, and?Terracle?is stepping up with a groundbreaking solution. Unlike conventional recycling methods, which degrade plastic by melting and reforming it, Terracle has developed a superior process that depolymerizes plastics back into their original components—TPA and resin. Think of it as turning bread back into flour and water. The result??"Recycled virgin" material?that can be reused without compromise, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional plastic production. Terracle’s pilot plant is already operational in Korea, and they are actively exploring how and where to expand next. It was a pleasure to watch?Ki Hyeon Gweon, Project Lead for the International Business Team, deliver a fantastic pitch today. I’m confident Terracle will attract significant investor interest with their transformative vision for plastics recycling. At Wolfe Yates & Co., we were proud to collaborate with Terracle to refine their pitch and explore flexible expansion strategies. Excited to see what’s next for this innovative team! #PlasticRecycling #Sustainability #Innovation #PlugAndPlay #CircularEconomy