This year, we’re kicked off London Climate Action Week with a day built for the people pushing climate tech forward. The focus was on the companies and technologies that have deep scientific or engineering research at the core.
Presentations
Morning Session
Including pitches from VaprTech, Kalz, Segura, Cooled Motors, Astracite
Afternoon Session 1
Including pitches from PySAF, Cosysense, Atmosfuture, Efestos Hub Katrick Technologies, Sirona Technologies
Afternoon Session 2
Including Eden Geothermal, Floating Power Plant, Cartesian, Naturbeads, Nanopower Semiconductor
Carol Jenkins, Deputy Director for Net Zero Innovation Policy at Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ)
Sarah Chapman, Venture Partner, SET Ventures
Sam Goodall, Co-founder, Climate Tech SuperCluster
Chaired by Patrick Molyneux, Partner and Head of Venture Fundraising Advisory, KPMG
PITCHING STARTUPS
Pre-seed
Seed
Series A & Series B
Meet the speakers
“Cleantech Venture Day was a great opportunity for Nanoplume. We connected with a global specialty chemicals company focused on advanced materials, which has since led to ongoing discussions, a potential joint development agreement, and engagement with their corporate venture arm. A very valuable outcome for us.”
Theresa Hoffmann
Co-founder & CEO, Nanoplume
More than just a map
This isn’t just a nice idea on a map. It’s already one of the world’s most powerful climate tech ecosystems.
What you’re looking at is a collection of some of the world’s most prolific climate tech clusters. What’s special is that they’re all reachable within four hours by train from London.
Within this region, you’ll find a critical mass of world-leading universities, ambitious climate investors, deep tech hubs, and some of Europe’s most forward-thinking cities: Cambridge, Paris, Cologne, Amsterdam, Antwerp, London, Eindhoven, Charleroi, Oxford. The list goes on.
We don’t believe the world needs another isolated innovation district or local hub. What it does need is a joined-up ecosystem that moves at the speed of the climate crisis.
An ecosystem where founders, researchers, investors, corporates, and governments collaborate across borders to scale solutions that work.
This is the ecosystem we’re building. We call it the Climate Tech SuperCluster.