CLEANTECH VENTURE DAY

2nd JULY

The ultimate meeting place for innovators, investors, large enterprises and economic development partners to see next generation climate tech solutions and investment opportunities.


DRAFT AGENDA

Investor-Only Networking Breakfast Session | 9:30 – 10:50 (registrations from 9:00)

Theme: The Climate Tech Supercluster -  Resolving the Clash of Urgencies: Harmonising Policymakers' and Investors' Roles in Expediting Climate Tech Innovation.  Despite geopolitical shifts and economic challenges, how can policymakers and investors collaborate and synchronise efforts in driving forward climate tech innovation?

9:00      Arrival and Registration for Investors and Partners only | breakfast

9:30      Welcome

9:35      Current market trends and private capital markets      

9:45      Panel discussion with

Beverley Gower-Jones, Clean Growth Fund,

Sarah Tennison, Head of Clean Growth Strategy and Impact, Innovate UK,

Isle of Man (speaker to be confirmed), and more

10:15    Q&A

10:25    Conclusions    

10:30    End of investors-only session | Networking session

 

Main session for all | 11:00– 17:00 (registrations from 10:30)

10:30    Registrations open for SMEs, pitching companies, etc  - access to stands + coffee        

11:00    Welcome - Sam Goodall, CEO, Cambridge Cleantech and KPMG

11:10    Keynote speaker - Mark Daly, Tech and Innovation Analyst, BloombergNEF

11:25    Session1: Pitching companies

12:30    Speaking slot

12:45    Buffet lunch/networking/stands           

13:45    Welcome – Afternoon session 

13:55    Session 2:  Pitching companies

15:00    Networking break

15:30    Speaking slot

15:40    Session 3: Pitching companies

16:45    Wrap up            

16:50    End of the main session

Networking reception | 17:00 - 18:30    Networking drinks

Applications are now closed for the next Cleantech Venture Day, which will be held at KPMG, Canary Wharf in London on the 2nd July, 2024.

Applicants had to provide a solution, product, or service which addresses one of the five key climate tech themes: Water, Energy, Transport, Built Environment, or Circular Economy.

Our judges are currently assessing the applications.

APPLICATIONS CLOSED

CLEANTECH VENTURE DAY THEMES

Reducing negative environmental impacts through energy efficiency, sustainable use of resources, and environmental protection activities, are fundamental to climate tech and cleantech innovation solutions.

  • For solutions that create energy from renewable and or zero-emission sources which may include but not be limited to alternative fuels, energy management, distribution and storage.

  • Innovations that are enabling the move towards net-zero with solutions that might include logistics, electric vehicles, EV charging, mobility as a service, shared mobility and fuel cells.

  • Looking to find solutions that make buildings cleaner and smarter through automation, sustainable building materials, and efficiency technologies.

  • Any technology related to water production, treatment, supply, or usage with solutions to improve efficiency, filtration, monitoring, recycling, wastewater treatment and more.

  • Whether from the sharing economy, single-use plastics or agri-tech waste, this theme looks to all solutions which design out waste whilst reusing, recovering and regenerating materials.

  • Applications are now closed for innovation pitching.

    If you are an investor or professional service, you can book your tickets on Eventbrite.

Meet Pivotal People. Make Climate Impact.

“Thank you for hosting the Cleantech Venture Day and for inviting us to the roundtable disucssion. We had some really fantastic and interesting conversations!”

Georgia Ware, Rapid Innovation

“Congratulations, once again a really good event, thank you for the invitation to attend and take part in the roundtable and opportunity to sit on the panel. Great to be in the room to hear the excitement, innovation and optimism of what is happening in the sector. Some of the tech presented was really impressive and definitely ones to watch.”

Kirree, Isle of Man