In this fourth edition, this acceleration programme highlights once again its international nature, attracting start-ups from seven European countries. Nearly 50 applications were evaluated by a jury of investors and public institutions, which finally selected 12 start-ups. During the next seven months, start-ups will have the opportunity to expand their network of contacts and their […]
The climate-focused accelerator programme is looking for innovative solutions forEuropean cities. More than 70 start-ups from 15 countries have participated in previous editions,attracting more than €30M in funding annually. Applications can be submitted until May 10th at www.cleancities-accelerator.com Madrid, April 8th, 2024 – Clean Cities Spain ClimAccelerator, the accelerator led by Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
Clean Cities Spain ClimAccelerator, the accelerator led by Universidad Politécnica de Madrid together with the support of EIT Climate-KIC, aims to achieve climate neutrality in urban centers. During the final event of the programme´s third edition, which has been as a link between accelerated start-ups, public institutions, corporates and investors, more than 70 connections of
5 start-ups have reached the last stage of the European acceleration program, Clean Cities ClimAccelerator. This accelerator is led by the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid and Impact Hub Vienna together with the support of EIT Climate-KIC. After going through stage 1 and 2, this new stage focuses on “Impact”, with a tailor-made itinerary focused on
City councils, corporates, universities and startups come together to lead a new edition of Clean Cities ClimAccelerator, the acceleration programme of the European Union that aims to make our cities more sustainable spaces. After a first stage focused on training and validating the business model, a total of 14 startups are participating in the Stage
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The Clean Cities acceleration program promotes projects for the sustainable development of cities According to the United Nations study, the reduction of the carbon footprint before 2025 seems to be an essential task to improve urban population’s quality of life. In order to contribute to contribute to this challenge and many others related to cities
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