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Rose Rock Bridge is a Tulsa, Oklahoma-based nonprofit energy technology accelerator launched in 2022 as a venture under Tulsa Innovation Labs. The organization operates a single product — the Pilot Deployment Studio Model — which runs cohorts on a six-month cycle through three sequential phases: Discover (sourcing TRL 5+ startups against corporate-defined problem statements), Derisk (a six-week virtual accelerator hosting up to 15 startups with reverse pitch sessions and commercialization workshops), and Deploy (selection of up to four startups for a one-year pilot program with up to $100,000 in non-dilutive funding each and a required physical presence in Tulsa).

The platform serves two customer segments: large energy corporations — Devon Energy, H&P, ONEOK, Williams, Phillips 66, and FortySix, with Microsoft as a technology partner — that use Rose Rock Bridge to access vetted external innovation without standing up internal R&D; and early-stage energy technology startups seeking corporate pilots, industry relationships, and non-dilutive capital. Since launch, Rose Rock Bridge has invested over $2 million and derisked 33 startups across cohorts, with the 2026 Spring Cohort expanding focus areas into robotics, computer vision for O&G asset recognition, geothermal, natural hydrogen, and critical minerals.

Rose Rock Bridge's revenue mechanics are typical of a nonprofit accelerator: it does not charge startups, does not take equity, and does not sell a product. Operating funds flow from grants and corporate sponsorships from its energy partners, supplemented by non-dilutive program funding distributed to portfolio companies. No revenue figure, valuation, or financial statements are publicly disclosed.

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Rose Rock Bridge is a Tulsa-based nonprofit energy technology accelerator, founded in 2022 under Tulsa Innovation Labs, that runs six-month cohorts to match TRL 5+ startups with major energy corporations including Devon Energy, ONEOK, Williams, and H&P for pilot deployments funded by up to $100,000 in non-dilutive capital per startup.

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energy technology accelerator, pilot deployment studio, startup commercialization support, corporate innovation partnerships, non-dilutive startup funding
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  • Educational Support Services61171
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Energy Technology Accelerator
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Rose Rock Bridge is a Tulsa-based nonprofit accelerator launched through Tulsa Innovation Labs. As a nonprofit, its primary funding comes from grants, corporate sponsorships, and program-related income rather than commercial revenue from products or services. It has invested over $2 million across its programs.

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Rose Rock Bridge runs a six-month cohort-based Pilot Deployment Studio Model that connects early-stage energy technology startups at TRL 5+ with major U.S. energy corporations for commercialization and pilot deployment. The program sources startups against corporate-defined operational challenges, runs a six-week virtual accelerator with reverse pitch sessions and commercialization workshops, and selects up to four startups per cohort to receive one-year pilot support with relevant energy partners plus up to $100,000 in non-dilutive funding per startup. Selected startups also receive support services including legal, marketing, and grant writing, and are expected to establish a Tulsa presence during the Deploy phase.

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  • Over $2 million invested and 33 startups derisked since 2022
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Rose Rock Bridge operates as a nonprofit accelerator offering a single unified program — the Pilot Deployment Studio Model. This program runs on a six-month cohort cycle and consists of three phases: Discover (sourcing TRL 5+ startups and establishing problem statements), Derisk (a 6-week virtual accelerator with reverse pitch sessions and commercialization workshops), and Deploy (pilot support with up to $100,000 in non-dilutive funding per selected startup). The program focuses exclusively on energy technology startups, targeting areas including operational intelligence, fluid systems, reservoir optimization, and robotics. Selected startups receive corporate insights, pilot readiness training, industry connections, and support services including legal, marketing, and grant writing assistance.

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CategoryEnergy Technology Accelerator Program
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A six-month cohort-based accelerator program for energy technology startups at TRL 5+ that runs founders through a six-week virtual Derisk phase (reverse pitch sessions, commercialization workshops, 1:1 corporate partner meetings, SME clinics) and selects up to four startups per cohort for a one-year Deploy phase with pilot support at major U.S. energy operators and up to $100,000 in non-dilutive funding. Designed for early-stage energy startup founders seeking corporate pilots and for large energy operators seeking externally sourced technology solutions.

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Partnership8 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-05-22
Description

Devon Energy is a corporate energy partner of Rose Rock Bridge. The program identifies operational challenges in robotics, fluid systems, and production optimization, then sources startups to address those needs. Devon Energy participates in reverse pitch sessions and pilot deployments with selected startups.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-05-22
Description

H&P is a corporate energy partner of Rose Rock Bridge, contributing to the identification of operational challenges and hosting pilot deployments with selected startups in areas such as drilling fluid optimization and robotics.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-05-22
Description

ONEOK is a corporate energy partner participating in Rose Rock Bridge's pilot-deployment model, providing operational challenge inputs and pilot hosting for startups focused on fluid systems and production optimization.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-05-22
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Williams is a corporate energy partner of Rose Rock Bridge, participating in reverse pitch sessions and hosting pilot deployments with selected startups addressing operational challenges in robotics, fluid systems, and production optimization.

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Phillips 66 is listed as a corporate partner on Rose Rock Bridge's website, participating in the innovation radar and pilot deployment ecosystem alongside other major energy corporations.

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FortySix is listed as a corporate partner of Rose Rock Bridge, contributing to the innovation radar and pilot deployment ecosystem.

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Tulsa Innovation Labs is the parent organization that launched Rose Rock Bridge as a nonprofit accelerator venture. It provides institutional backing, strategic direction, and network access within the Tulsa innovation ecosystem.

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Activate collaborated with ARPA-E and Rose Rock Bridge to host a two-day workshop at New York Climate Week focused on advancing geologic hydrogen technology. The event connected researchers with industry, investors, policymakers, and community stakeholders to support commercialization of climate solutions.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Greentown Labs is the largest cleantech startup incubator in North America, running a corporate-partner-driven model that pairs member startups with energy and sustainability corporates. It is the closest direct peer to Rose Rock Bridge's nonprofit accelerator structure serving energy-focused founders.

TypeRegional player
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MaRS is a Toronto-based innovation hub supporting energy, cleantech, and deep-tech startups with corporate connections, workspace, and programming. It is a regional peer — comparable accelerator-style services for energy founders, but based in Canada and serving a different geography than Rose Rock Bridge's Tulsa/North America focus.

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bp Launchpad is BP's corporate accelerator program supporting early-stage energy startups with pilots and partnerships. It is a broad incumbent peer with a single-anchor supermajor structure, comparable in pilot-deployment orientation but with global scope and equity-based funding.

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Chevron Technology Ventures is the corporate venture and innovation arm of Chevron, investing in and piloting early-stage technologies across upstream, midstream, and emerging energy. It is comparable as a corporate energy innovation conduit, though it deploys capital rather than running a cohort-based nonprofit accelerator.

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Shell GameChanger is the corporate accelerator of Shell, providing early-stage funding and partnership access to startups working on breakthrough energy technologies. It is a broad incumbent peer — operating with a single-anchor corporate structure versus Rose Rock Bridge's multi-partner model.

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Activate is a nonprofit fellowship for science- and engineering-based entrepreneurs tackling climate and energy challenges, providing stipends and access to corporate and federal partners. Already a known Rose Rock Bridge collaborator, it is a direct peer in deep-tech energy commercialization.

TypeDirect peer
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Elemental Excelerator is a nonprofit impact accelerator focused on energy, transportation, and climate startups, providing non-dilutive funding and corporate pilot connections. Its cohort + deployment model and corporate utility/energy partner roster make it a direct functional peer.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Halliburton Labs is the corporate-backed accelerator of Halliburton, an oilfield services major, providing energy startups with pilot access, mentorship, and capital. Like Rose Rock Bridge, it is a single-corporate-led innovation platform for upstream/midstream technologies, but with a single anchor rather than a partner consortium.

9Greentown Houston
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Greentown Houston is the Houston-based sister site of Greentown Labs, focused specifically on oil & gas and energy transition startups and partnered with the city's energy ecosystem. It is a regional peer — directly competing for upstream/midstream energy startups but anchored in Houston rather than Tulsa.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Techstars is the world's largest global accelerator network and has run energy- and sustainability-themed programs. It is a broad incumbent peer — operating with equity-based dilution and a global footprint, whereas Rose Rock Bridge is non-dilutive and regionally focused on energy corporates.

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Rose Rock Bridge

Energy Technology Acceleratorroserockbridge.org

Rose Rock Bridge is a Tulsa-based nonprofit energy technology accelerator, founded in 2022 under Tulsa Innovation Labs, that runs six-month cohorts to match TRL 5+ startups with major energy corporations including Devon Energy, ONEOK, Williams, and H&P for pilot deployments funded by up to $100,000 in non-dilutive capital per startup.

What Rose Rock Bridge does

Rose Rock Bridge is a Tulsa, Oklahoma-based nonprofit energy technology accelerator launched in 2022 as a venture under Tulsa Innovation Labs. The organization operates a single product — the Pilot Deployment Studio Model — which runs cohorts on a six-month cycle through three sequential phases: Discover (sourcing TRL 5+ startups against corporate-defined problem statements), Derisk (a six-week virtual accelerator hosting up to 15 startups with reverse pitch sessions and commercialization workshops), and Deploy (selection of up to four startups for a one-year pilot program with up to $100,000 in non-dilutive funding each and a required physical presence in Tulsa).

The platform serves two customer segments: large energy corporations — Devon Energy, H&P, ONEOK, Williams, Phillips 66, and FortySix, with Microsoft as a technology partner — that use Rose Rock Bridge to access vetted external innovation without standing up internal R&D; and early-stage energy technology startups seeking corporate pilots, industry relationships, and non-dilutive capital. Since launch, Rose Rock Bridge has invested over $2 million and derisked 33 startups across cohorts, with the 2026 Spring Cohort expanding focus areas into robotics, computer vision for O&G asset recognition, geothermal, natural hydrogen, and critical minerals.

Rose Rock Bridge's revenue mechanics are typical of a nonprofit accelerator: it does not charge startups, does not take equity, and does not sell a product. Operating funds flow from grants and corporate sponsorships from its energy partners, supplemented by non-dilutive program funding distributed to portfolio companies. No revenue figure, valuation, or financial statements are publicly disclosed.

Rose Rock Bridge firmographics

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Name
Rose Rock Bridge
Legal name
Rose Rock Bridge
Website
https://roserockbridge.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2022
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
Rose Rock Bridge is a Tulsa-based nonprofit energy technology accelerator, founded in 2022 under Tulsa Innovation Labs, that runs six-month cohorts to match TRL 5+ startups with major energy corporations including Devon Energy, ONEOK, Williams, and H&P for pilot deployments funded by up to $100,000 in non-dilutive capital per startup.
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Rose Rock Bridge industry classification

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Product category
Energy Technology Accelerator
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Educational Support Services (61171)
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Services-Management Consulting Services (8742)
akta.pro primary industry
Corporate Accelerators & Startup Programs (FSANAHAD)
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Accelerators & Incubators (Investor-Operated) (FSANAAAM)

Keywords

  • Energy technology accelerator
  • Pilot deployment studio
  • Startup commercialization support
  • Corporate innovation partnerships
  • Non-dilutive startup funding

Where Rose Rock Bridge is headquartered

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Tulsa
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United States
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North America

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  1. Nonprofit funding and program revenue: Rose Rock Bridge is a Tulsa-based nonprofit accelerator launched through Tulsa Innovation Labs. As a nonprofit, its primary funding comes from grants, corporate sponsorships, and program-related income rather than commercial revenue from products or services. It has invested over $2 million across its programs.

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Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels5 records

Rose Rock Bridge product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Rose Rock Bridge runs a six-month cohort-based Pilot Deployment Studio Model that connects early-stage energy technology startups at TRL 5+ with major U.S. energy corporations for commercialization and pilot deployment. The program sources startups against corporate-defined operational challenges, runs a six-week virtual accelerator with reverse pitch sessions and commercialization workshops, and selects up to four startups per cohort to receive one-year pilot support with relevant energy partners plus up to $100,000 in non-dilutive funding per startup. Selected startups also receive support services including legal, marketing, and grant writing, and are expected to establish a Tulsa presence during the Deploy phase.

Product overview

Rose Rock Bridge operates as a nonprofit accelerator offering a single unified program — the Pilot Deployment Studio Model. This program runs on a six-month cohort cycle and consists of three phases: Discover (sourcing TRL 5+ startups and establishing problem statements), Derisk (a 6-week virtual accelerator with reverse pitch sessions and commercialization workshops), and Deploy (pilot support with up to $100,000 in non-dilutive funding per selected startup). The program focuses exclusively on energy technology startups, targeting areas including operational intelligence, fluid systems, reservoir optimization, and robotics. Selected startups receive corporate insights, pilot readiness training, industry connections, and support services including legal, marketing, and grant writing assistance.

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Products and services

  • Pilot Deployment Studio Model A six-month cohort-based accelerator program for energy technology startups at TRL 5+ that runs founders through a six-week virtual Derisk phase (reverse pitch sessions, commercialization workshops, 1:1 corporate partner meetings, SME clinics) and selects up to four startups per cohort for a one-year Deploy phase with pilot support at major U.S. energy operators and up to $100,000 in non-dilutive funding. Designed for early-stage energy startup founders seeking corporate pilots and for large energy operators seeking externally sourced technology solutions.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Over $2 million invested and 33 startups derisked since 2022
  • +1 more outcomes

Companies that use Rose Rock Bridge

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Rose Rock Bridge partnerships and signals

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Eight partnerships are on record, tiered core, flagship and minor.

  • Devon EnergycoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 22 May 2026Devon Energy is a corporate energy partner of Rose Rock Bridge. The program identifies operational challenges in robotics, fluid systems, and production optimization, then sources startups to address those needs. Devon Energy participates in reverse pitch sessions and pilot deployments with selected startups.
  • H&PcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 22 May 2026H&P is a corporate energy partner of Rose Rock Bridge, contributing to the identification of operational challenges and hosting pilot deployments with selected startups in areas such as drilling fluid optimization and robotics.
  • ONEOKcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 22 May 2026ONEOK is a corporate energy partner participating in Rose Rock Bridge's pilot-deployment model, providing operational challenge inputs and pilot hosting for startups focused on fluid systems and production optimization.
  • WilliamscoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 22 May 2026Williams is a corporate energy partner of Rose Rock Bridge, participating in reverse pitch sessions and hosting pilot deployments with selected startups addressing operational challenges in robotics, fluid systems, and production optimization.
  • Phillips 66coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPhillips 66 is listed as a corporate partner on Rose Rock Bridge's website, participating in the innovation radar and pilot deployment ecosystem alongside other major energy corporations.
  • FortySixcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerFortySix is listed as a corporate partner of Rose Rock Bridge, contributing to the innovation radar and pilot deployment ecosystem.
  • Tulsa Innovation LabsflagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerTulsa Innovation Labs is the parent organization that launched Rose Rock Bridge as a nonprofit accelerator venture. It provides institutional backing, strategic direction, and network access within the Tulsa innovation ecosystem.
  • ActivateminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerActivate collaborated with ARPA-E and Rose Rock Bridge to host a two-day workshop at New York Climate Week focused on advancing geologic hydrogen technology. The event connected researchers with industry, investors, policymakers, and community stakeholders to support commercialization of climate solutions.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Rose Rock Bridge competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Greentown Labs: Greentown Labs is the largest cleantech startup incubator in North America, running a corporate-partner-driven model that pairs member startups with energy and sustainability corporates. It is the closest direct peer to Rose Rock Bridge's nonprofit accelerator structure serving energy-focused founders.
  • Activate (formerly Cyclotron Road): Activate is a nonprofit fellowship for science- and engineering-based entrepreneurs tackling climate and energy challenges, providing stipends and access to corporate and federal partners. Already a known Rose Rock Bridge collaborator, it is a direct peer in deep-tech energy commercialization.
  • Elemental Excelerator: Elemental Excelerator is a nonprofit impact accelerator focused on energy, transportation, and climate startups, providing non-dilutive funding and corporate pilot connections. Its cohort + deployment model and corporate utility/energy partner roster make it a direct functional peer.

Regional players

  • MaRS Discovery District: MaRS is a Toronto-based innovation hub supporting energy, cleantech, and deep-tech startups with corporate connections, workspace, and programming. It is a regional peer — comparable accelerator-style services for energy founders, but based in Canada and serving a different geography than Rose Rock Bridge's Tulsa/North America focus.
  • Greentown Houston: Greentown Houston is the Houston-based sister site of Greentown Labs, focused specifically on oil & gas and energy transition startups and partnered with the city's energy ecosystem. It is a regional peer — directly competing for upstream/midstream energy startups but anchored in Houston rather than Tulsa.

Broad incumbents

  • bp Launchpad: bp Launchpad is BP's corporate accelerator program supporting early-stage energy startups with pilots and partnerships. It is a broad incumbent peer with a single-anchor supermajor structure, comparable in pilot-deployment orientation but with global scope and equity-based funding.
  • Chevron Technology Ventures: Chevron Technology Ventures is the corporate venture and innovation arm of Chevron, investing in and piloting early-stage technologies across upstream, midstream, and emerging energy. It is comparable as a corporate energy innovation conduit, though it deploys capital rather than running a cohort-based nonprofit accelerator.
  • Shell GameChanger: Shell GameChanger is the corporate accelerator of Shell, providing early-stage funding and partnership access to startups working on breakthrough energy technologies. It is a broad incumbent peer — operating with a single-anchor corporate structure versus Rose Rock Bridge's multi-partner model.
  • Halliburton Labs: Halliburton Labs is the corporate-backed accelerator of Halliburton, an oilfield services major, providing energy startups with pilot access, mentorship, and capital. Like Rose Rock Bridge, it is a single-corporate-led innovation platform for upstream/midstream technologies, but with a single anchor rather than a partner consortium.
  • Techstars (Energy and Sustainability programs): Techstars is the world's largest global accelerator network and has run energy- and sustainability-themed programs. It is a broad incumbent peer — operating with equity-based dilution and a global footprint, whereas Rose Rock Bridge is non-dilutive and regionally focused on energy corporates.

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Competitive moat4 records

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Key highlights6 records

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Frequently asked questions about Rose Rock Bridge

What does Rose Rock Bridge do?

Rose Rock Bridge runs a six-month cohort-based Pilot Deployment Studio Model that connects early-stage energy technology startups at TRL 5+ with major U.S. energy corporations for commercialization and pilot deployment. The program sources startups against corporate-defined operational challenges, runs a six-week virtual accelerator with reverse pitch sessions and commercialization workshops, and selects up to four startups per cohort to receive one-year pilot support with relevant energy partners plus up to $100,000 in non-dilutive funding per startup. Selected startups also receive support services including legal, marketing, and grant writing, and are expected to establish a Tulsa presence during the Deploy phase.

Is Rose Rock Bridge a public or private company?

Rose Rock Bridge is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Rose Rock Bridge founded?

Rose Rock Bridge was founded in 2022. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Rose Rock Bridge based?

Rose Rock Bridge is headquartered in Tulsa, United States, in the North America region.

How does Rose Rock Bridge make money?

One revenue line is on record: nonprofit funding and program revenue.

Who are Rose Rock Bridge's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Greentown Labs, Activate (formerly Cyclotron Road) and Elemental Excelerator. Regional players are MaRS Discovery District and Greentown Houston. Broad incumbents are bp Launchpad, Chevron Technology Ventures, Shell GameChanger, Halliburton Labs and Techstars (Energy and Sustainability programs).

Does Rose Rock Bridge have an API?

No public API is recorded for Rose Rock Bridge.

What industry is Rose Rock Bridge in?

Rose Rock Bridge's product category is Energy Technology Accelerator. Its primary akta.pro industry code is FSANAHAD, Corporate Accelerators & Startup Programs, with a secondary code of FSANAAAM, Accelerators & Incubators (Investor-Operated). Its NAICS code is 61171 and its SIC code is 8742.

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The Journal RecordTulsa accelerator selects 15 energy technology startups for spring cohortRose Rock Bridge selected 15 energy technology startups for its Spring 2026 cohort from over 80 applicants. The six-week virtual accelerator connects them with energy leaders, culminating in a showcase on June 17 where four companies will receive $400,000 in non-dilutive capital.TrendHunter.comPilot-Deployment Collaboration ProgramsRose Rock Bridge, a Tulsa-based nonprofit accelerator launched through Tulsa Innovation Labs, has introduced a pilot-deployment model that pairs energy technology startups directly with corporate operators to accelerate commercialization. Working with energy partners Devon Energy, H&P, ONEOK, and Williams, the program identifies operational challenges in robotics, fluid systems, and production optimization, then sources startups to address those needs. Selected startups receive a six-week commercialization program with advisory clinics and deployment planning, with four startups each receiving $100,000 in non-dilutive funding.VentureBeatFrom lab to market: Rose Rock Bridge fast-tracks energy innovation in TulsaRose Rock Bridge, a Tulsa-based nonprofit pilot deployment studio backed by Tulsa Innovation Labs, is accepting applications for its Spring 2026 cohort through April 6, seeking early-stage energy startups developing practical solutions for hard-to-abate industries. Selected startups receive a six-week virtual accelerator, with up to four receiving $100,000 in non-dilutive funding and access to corporate energy partners including Devon Energy, H&P, ONEOK, and Williams, which collectively represent over $150 billion in market capitalization. Since launching in 2022, the program has de-risked 33 startups, supported 16 active or in-development pilots, and invested more than $2 million, generating a combined portfolio valuation exceeding $55 million.VenturewellMeet the 2025 Rose Rock Ascend CohortFourteen energy startups have been selected to participate in the Rose Rock Ascend Program supported by VentureWell and Rose Rock Bridge, focusing on innovations in clean energy and methane management. The program will provide intensive training for these companies, aimed at preparing them for investment and allowing them to scale their pioneering technologies. The initiative emphasizes a commitment to supporting energy innovation and sustainability.World OilRose Rock Bridge awards $100,000 to Safety Radar to reduce safety incidents in energy industryRose Rock Bridge awarded $100,000 in non-dilutive capital to Safety Radar, its first member company, to support the development of digital safety solutions for the energy industry. The funding supports Safety Radar's headquarters in Tulsa and aims to reduce on-site safety incidents by replacing paper tracking with algorithmic risk management.