The Net Zero Technology Centre's 2023 cohort, comprised of 12 start-ups, have graduated after a 15-week programme.
From space-based survey intelligence technology to boost offshore renewable energy, to cryogenic superconducting hydrogen motors to decarbonise aviation, the latest TechX Clean Energy Accelerator's members have also collectively raised £740,000 in equity.
The programme concluded with a demo day, giving the business an opportunity to pitch their solutions to a range of industry leaders.
Through the programme, the start-ups gained access to over 30 experienced mentors and were introduced to a range of potential customers within the energy industry. This allowed them to validate their technologies, build compelling business models and enhance their value proposition.
TechX strategic partners BP, Equinor and ADNOC recognised the cohort’s achievements, funding cash prizes worth more than £200,000, awarded to the start-ups with the most impactful net zero technologies.
