Climate Tech grants in Denmark

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Pays a non-dilutive CHF 100,000 to the startup with the biggest climate impact on food and ag.

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Funds European companies and organisations developing pilot, demonstration, or best-practice projects in climate, clean energy, environment, or biodiversity.

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Backs youth-led renewable energy and climate ventures with a four-month acceleration programme.

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Awards two $75,000 lump-sum prizes for water/sanitation or ocean environmental innovation.

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Funds student-led startup teams competing for investment, non-dilutive cash, and in-kind prizes at Rice University.

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Awards early-stage climate tech and energy start-ups an equity-free cash prize, a fully-covered trip to Berlin, and investor exposure at the SET Tech Festival.

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Funds feasibility studies and pilots for satellite-enabled water infrastructure.

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Pays up to $50,000 to solvers who invent a plastic-free, compostable cold-cup material.

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Awards at least $7,500 per category, plus a $10,000 bonus for the top agrifood startup.

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Awards the winning startup 10 million yen after a pitch contest at SusHi Tech Tokyo.

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Awards $250,000 in non-dilutive funding to a bold, high-potential climate solution.

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Awards up to $40 million for a system that makes large-scale seawater desalination affordable.

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Pays a $3.5 million Grand Prize (plus milestone and bonus prizes from a $5 million pool) to the team whose autonomous system detects and fully suppresses a high-risk wildfire fastest.

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Paid a $100,000 cash prize to the best AR/VR solution built to help fight climate change.

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Invests in Scandinavian deep-tech and energy ventures with long-horizon backing from Equinor-linked venture operations.

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Funds partnerships of universities, research institutes and businesses to jointly run doctoral training programmes for early-career researchers.

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Pays SMEs a fixed EUR60,000 grant to run a six-month market feasibility project testing whether their innovation can be commercialised in a target country in Africa, the Americas, Asia or Oceania.

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Awards women founders and co-founders across three prize categories, from EUR 20,000 up to EUR 100,000, for leading breakthrough European innovations.

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Pays SMEs and startups a 60,000-euro grant to test whether their solution is viable in a target overseas market.

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Funds cross-sector consortia building 'talent ecosystems' that connect researcher training with employer needs to make early research careers more attractive.

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Funds consortia running youth science-engagement programmes or researcher-public dialogue events under one of two chosen tracks to boost trust in science.

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Funds a group of 3-6 cities to jointly run a year-long 'Science comes to town' public-engagement programme, including the EUCYS and EU TalentOn competitions.

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Funds part of the cost of talent-recruitment programmes that give postdoctoral researchers a two-phase path to a stable research career in Europe.

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Funds part of the cost of running new or existing doctoral training programmes at universities and research organisations.