Meet the Presenters! Greenbackers next Super Pitch is in London on 29 May @KPMG’s offices. Hear from 20 fantastic cleantech businesses in a room full of funds. Scroll down to see all the presenting ventures and consider participating in the Speed Dating segment on the day!
Greenbackers upcoming bi-annual Super Pitch in London is taking place on 29 May at KPMG, Canary Wharf where you will meet 20 cutting-edge, highly investible climatetech/cleantech ventures and VC investment fund peers. Sponsored by Aramco Ventures, Granted Consultancy and Scottish Development International, we expect c200 delegates.
In addition to our well-established pitch + networking format, we will be incorporating a new “speed dating” element called “Office Hours”. This will take place in the morning of the pitches and consists of prescheduled one-to-one meetings between investors and founders. Once you indicate a desire to participate in Office Hours, you will receive a link to a section in our dealroom containing the presenting companies decks a couple of weeks beforehand. Choose the companies you wish to meet with for a series of short (5 minute) quickfire Q&As and we will schedule it. Due to time constraints we can only accommodate a limited number of funds for our Office Hours session, so please confirm your desire to participate ASAP.
We plan to host 20 presenting Pitches (see who’s coming as we confirm them).
- Angara Global (The Netherlands) Heat transfer and anti-fouling technology with AI predictive analytics for heat exchangers in heavy industries. Series A, £4.1m.
- Ecomar Propulsion (England) Ecomar Propulsion research, develop and produce high performance electric and hybrid hydrogen marine propulsion systems. Seed, £2.5m.
- Camfridge (England) Camfridge’s gas-free, energy-efficient and circularly-recyclable magnetic cooling technology delivers innovation needed for NetZero cooling. Series A, £3.5m.
- Gazelle Wind Power (Ireland) Gazelle Wind Power specializes in the design and engineering of hybrid floating platforms for offshore wind energy production. Series A, £6.75m.
- Inition Energy (England) Inition Energy developed a disruptive Battery electrode production technology that increases the energy density without the loss of power. Seed, £800k.
- Inyanga Maritime (England) Inyanga Maritime has developed Hydro Wing full, unique, and turn-key Tidal Energy solution for offshore renewable projects. Series B, £5m.
- IR Power (Scotland) IR Power is revolutionizing industrial energy efficiency by recycling wasted electricity. Series A, £3.8m.
- Lambda Agri (England) Lambda energy’s photonic coating for greenhouse panels increases crop yields up to 10%. Seed, £550k.
- RivTide Power (Scotland) Hydrokinetic turbine system to generate sustainable power from slow flowing water such as rivers, tidal estuaries, and ocean currents. Pre-seed, £1m.
- Sonichem (England) Biorefinery technology to convert low-value woody biomass (e.g. sawdust) into high-value green chemicals: lignin, cellulose, and hemicellulose sugars in an ultra-clean way. Seed, £2m.
- Squeaky (England) Squeaky’s clean energy digital marketplace enables corporate and public sector organisations to buy clean electricity directly from wind, solar and hydro generators in an efficient, cost-effective way. Series A, £10m.
- Sundew BIO (Denmark) Sundew has environment friendly biotechnologies to target and reduce water-borne pests, diseases, and invasive species. Series A, £4-7m.
- U-Earth Biotech (England) U-Earth Biotech uses cutting-edge biotech commercial air purifiers to remove air pollution. Series A, £4.5m.
- Verge Motorcycles (Estonia) Verge Motorcycles designs, manufactures and sells advanced electric luxury motorcycles with friction-free rim motor technology. Series A.
