ClimateTech & cleantech startups

Finland · Lead: General Atlantic

ICEYE operates the world's largest synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellite constellation, providing sovereign satellite intelligence and earth observation services. The company specializes in delivering radar satellite reconnaissance systems to governments and operates a vertically integrated platform with software-defined satellites.

UK · Lead: Kleiner Perkins

A frontier AI company that specializes in using generative AI, deep learning and molecular simulation to accelerate the discovery of breakthrough materials for industrial applications across semiconductors, energy, and climate

UK · Lead: Bullhound Capital

Oxford Quantum Circuits develops and operates superconducting quantum computers using its proprietary Coaxmon architecture designed for deployment in data-centre environments. The company provides quantum computing infrastructure as a service to enterprise and government customers across Europe, North America and Asia.

UK · Lead: DCVC

UK-based quantum computing company that builds full-stack quantum computers using silicon chip technology. Founded as a university spinout from UCL and Oxford, the company develops silicon transistor-based quantum computers designed to fit within existing standard data centers and racks, offering significant advantages in cost, space, and energy efficiency compared to competing quantum computing approaches.

France · Lead: Bpifrance

Quobly develops silicon-based quantum computers using proven semiconductor manufacturing processes (FD-SOI technology on 300mm wafers). The company aims to make quantum computing scalable, manufacturable and deployable by leveraging established semiconductor manufacturing ecosystems rather than exotic quantum architectures.

Finland · Lead: Business Finland

Solar Foods has developed a proprietary microbe that feeds on carbon dioxide and hydrogen to grow a high-protein food ingredient called Solein. Solein is a nutrient-rich and versatile ingredient that can replace protein in virtually any food and requires just 0.1% of the land and 1% of the water compared to beef production.