The ClimateTech SuperCluster is a groundbreaking initiative spanning five European nations – the UK, Belgium, France, Germany, and the Netherlands. It fosters a powerful concentration of entrepreneurship, research and development (R&D), innovation, and markets dedicated to the fast-growing ClimateTech sector. This geographically diverse cluster encompasses 15 cities, with the ambitious goal of accelerating the development of a globally competitive ClimateTech industry while aiding individual nations and regions in their climate transition journeys.

Cambridge Consultants (CC) is the deep tech powerhouse of the Capgemini Group. Deep tech is a mindset, a bold strategy that harnesses radical science and engineering to achieve things no-one else can. It delivers transformative business value and growth for our clients, who gain defensible commercial and operational advantage from new-to-the-world products, services and processes that they own. We overcome the ultimate business challenge: turning something that doesn’t yet exist into a reality. Our advice is built on practice, with over 750 scientists, engineers, designers and consultants working globally across more than 20,000 sq. m of state-of-the-art R&D facilities. As part of Capgemini Invent, CC is backed by 340,000+ Capgemini team members in more than 50 countries.

Cambridge Cleantech is a UK and European-based innovation network that connects SMEs, investors, corporations, and academics for a smarter, more sustainable future. Founded in 2011, we are the UK's leading cleantech cluster firmly embedded in Cambridge, UK, and in international climate tech innovation ecosystems. We work across the low-carbon economy to facilitate innovation partnerships and technology commercialisation in some of the most dynamic sectors, including energy, transport, green buildings, water, smart cities, advanced materials, and hydrogen.

EIT Climate-KIC is Europe's leading climate innovation agency and community, supporting cities, regions, countries and industries to meet their climate ambitions through systems innovation and place-based transformations.

Team Participation

• Participants in the programme must be founders or members of the C-suite team.
• The participating founder or C-level individual must be fluent in English.

Travel Requirements

• The founder or C-level participant must be able to travel for on-site programme activities in Cambridge (24, 25, 26, and 27 March 2025) - and Demo Day in London – (25  June 2025).
• The company is responsible for covering the costs of travel and accommodation for these on-site activities.