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Join us at Cleantech Forum Europe on 14-16 November in Tallinn, Estonia for three days of insight, opportunity, networking and knowledge. This year’s forum will be co-located with Tallinn Greentech Week, which includes NEXPO, where Forum participants can save 50% on exhibition space, as well as several affiliate events focused on progressive ideas in green innovation, taking place at the host venue and around the city.
Cleantech Forum Europe offers participants easy access to start-ups, scale-ups, investors, and multinationals from across the region and beyond. Not only will you meet the future of Europe’s sustainable innovation ecosystem, but you’ll also discover the global connections that will fuel your next opportunity.
Register to experience:
- High quality networking opportunities with leaders in the sustainable innovation ecosystem—start-ups, scale-ups, investors, corporates, government and more.
- A research-led agenda covering the most critical issues of today and the innovations needed to achieve net-zero.
- Experts with big ideas and the power to deliver a cleaner, cooler world.
- Many of the different companies featured on the 2023 Cleantech 50 to Watch which will be released in October.
- A number of leading companies from outside Europe who will be present, and motivated to explore opportunities and partnerships for their innovations in the region.
What to expect when you participate:
Don’t miss this great opportunity to connect and learn from the world’s leading authority on cleantech innovation as we dive deep into topics like electrolyzers in green hydrogen, energy storage, alternative heating solutions, green steel, and many other timely and relevant mitigation, adaptation, and resilience topics.
In addition, there will be great social events like receptions, lunches, an Awards dinner, as well as many opportunities to network and have business development meetings with participants.
Who Participates
Cleantech Forum Europe connects the latest generation of start-ups with investors and corporates looking for new partners. You’ll meet 300+ forward-thinking colleagues who can take you in new and exciting directions.
See who has registered so far for Cleantech Forum Europe 2023 in Tallinn.
Cleantech 50 to Watch
Every year, we unveil a new edition of the Cleantech 50 to Watch, a list of early-stage innovators taking action on the climate crisis. This report will introduce you to innovative companies with the dedication, technologies and business models that make it possible to fight the climate crisis and make a fair profit. Deployed at scale, their solutions could change our current destructive economy, and put us back on a climate positive path.
The 2023 Cleantech 50 to Watch list will be released in October. Participants of Cleantech Forum Europe will have the opportunity to connect with many of the companies on the list at the event.
Contact
If you have any questions about Cleantech Forum Europe, please feel free to contact us at forums@cleantech.com.
Entrepreneurs
Why do so many entrepreneurs participate in Cleantech Forum Europe?
Join us in Tallinn on 14-16 November and get your start-up or scale-up in front of investors, corporates and other entrepreneurs who can help you take the next step. Whether you want investment, advice or there’s a technology gap you need to fill, you’ll meet the right people.
The official deadline for companies to present at Cleantech Forum Europe to investors and corporates looking for successful start-ups and scale-ups is 29 September . If interested, please take the two minutes to apply to present at an Innovation Showcase. We will review applications on a rolling basis, so apply as soon as possible to be considered.
Register for the Cleantech Forum Europe and join us to:
- Gain access to leaders in the field and be introduced to relevant investors/corporates.
- Expand your reach and highlight what your company can do in the virtual exhibition hall or apply for an innovation showcase to be considered for a chance to present your company to participants.
- Meet like-minded colleagues, including many from the Cleantech 50 to Watch list of innovative companies with the dedication, technologies and business models that make it possible to fight the climate crisis.
- Learn from experts, Cleantech Group analysts, other innovators, as well as investors, as speakers discuss trends shaping the future of sustainable innovation.
Investors and Corporates
Why do investors and corporates participate?
Join us in Tallinn 14-16 November to build your network of cleantech leaders and top entrepreneurs. You can take advantage of a research-led agenda that includes presentations from investable companies and experts fueling the trends that are shaping the future of sustainable innovation.
The speaker application form is now open. We appreciate your interest in speaking at our event. We typically receive a fair amount of responses and will not be able to place all applicants on the agenda. We will only contact you if you have been chosen to speak at the event.
Who Will I Meet?
Cleantech Forum Europe is the best event to meet innovative and exciting start-ups and find future investments.
Start-ups and scale-ups of all sizes and in different phases of fundraising participate in the forum looking for partners who can take them to the next step.
Benefits of Participating
Register for Cleantech Forum Europe today to:
- Maximize your opportunities of finding future partners—we even help you by making introductions.
- Hear from top innovators poised to transform the region in the Innovation Showcase and attend the general sessions to learn from leaders.
- Meet many of the companies from the Cleantech 50 to Watch, a list of early-stage innovators taking action on the climate crisis.
- Build your network, create moments that matter, and connect with colleagues in-person, and on the mobile app.
Agenda
November 14, 2023
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Registration and Help Desk
Collect your badge and join us for the opening session of Cleantech Forum Europe starting at 5:00 pm.
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Plenary SessionWelcome to Cleantech Forum Europe and Meet the 2023 Cleantech 50 to Watch
Join Richard Youngman, CEO of Cleantech Group, as he welcomes participants to Tallinn, this year’s green capital of Europe, and host city of the 19th annual Cleantech Forum Europe. Attendees can expect us to set the stage for the rest of the Forum, an introduction to the Estonian eco-system and relevant partners, as well as an introduction to the 2023 Cleantech 50 to Watch and some of the exciting early-stage innovators on this year’s list.
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Networking SessionOpening Reception Hosted by the Mayor of Tallinn's Office
Take time to enjoy a cocktail and light hors d’oeuvres while building a connection with other attendees and dignitaries from the city of Tallinn and the Mayor’s office.
November 15, 2023
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Networking SessionWelcome Coffee
Join us for networking over coffee as we kick off a full day of meetings and programming.
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Registration and Help Desk
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Plenary SessionSetting the Stage: The Key Trends in Cleantech Today
Cleantech Group will provide its customary tour of the innovation ecosystem, highlighting the key innovation topics and investment trends, as well as some of the key players and gaps to pay attention to in the year(s) ahead. These will be complemented by some guest speakers.
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Networking SessionNetworking Break
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Panel SessionSustainability in Critical Materials
Critical materials like lithium, cobalt, and rare earth metals are key building blocks of the low carbon economy. Estonia is the largest producer in the EU of rare earths and several critical raw materials and is playing an increasingly critical role as a rare alternative in a space largely dominated by China. Technologies across mining, refining, and recycling can unlock new and alternative sources of critical materials at lower prices and with lower environmental footprints. Join us to learn how organizations are seeking to improve critical material sustainability and scale Europe’s critical material infrastructure.
Holly Stower
Senior Associate, Resources & Environment, Cleantech GroupRobert Trezona
Founding Partner, Kiko VenturesSebastian Leaper
CEO & Co-Founder, Watercycle Technologies -
Showcase SessionInnovation Showcase
Apply to participate in an Innovation Showcase, an excellent opportunity to get your solution in front of the right investors and corporations who are interested in helping you take the next steps. Apply here before 29 September to be considered.
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Workshop SessionVenture Capital and Term Sheet Clinic for Investors and Startups
Whether you are an investor looking to deploy capital in Europe, or a company looking to raise money from investors, this legal clinic is for you. Three partners from a leading international law firm will set the scene and stand ready to answer your questions.
Co-hosted by: Taylor Wessing
Howard Palmer
Partner, Taylor Wessing UKNicolas De Witt
Partner, Taylor Wessing FrancePeter Hellich
Partner, Taylor Wessing -
Networking SessionNetworking Lunch
As a part of our sustainability efforts, we serve a plant-based menu at all forum meals to help reduce our environmental footprint while highlighting local produce and in season products.
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Panel SessionCapital Strategies for Scaling Cleantech
Collaboration with financial institutions is a step that all founders take sooner or later. It is especially relevant in the cleantech sector, where unique capital requirements for commercialization disrupt the traditional software startup financing journey. To succeed as a cleantech company, it is necessary to start focusing on capitalization strategy in the early stages and to look beyond venture backing. Speakers will provide an overview of fundraising cycles and phases, and then dive into how start-ups can get enough capital to build production capacity – they will also look at the roles of project financing and debt. This session is must-attend for anyone interested in financing cleantech to learn about the plethora of opportunities in the space, and for startups on their own capital raising journey.
Co-hosted by: Sunly
Rasmus Udde
Innovation Lead, SunlyMartina Ecker
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Showcase SessionInnovation Showcase
Apply to participate in an Innovation Showcase, an excellent opportunity to get your solution in front of the right investors and corporations who are interested in helping you take the next steps. Apply here before 29 September to be considered.
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Interactive BriefingAlternative Heating Solutions: Breaking the Dependency on Natural Gas
Natural gas accounts for around half of Europe’s heating, but recent price volatility and supply issues resulting from the war on Ukraine have forced the region to rethink their dependence on fossil fuel-based heating. It has become even more apparent that finding alternatives to natural gas in power and heating sectors is crucial for the future.
Selene Law
Senior Associate, Energy & Power, Cleantech GroupErika Salmenvaara
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Panel SessionElectricity Market Design for Flexibility and Innovation
The last year and a half of turbulence in the electricity market has put the spotlight on market design, high and fluctuating prices on the day-ahead market, as well as the impact on long term price contracts. Significant challenges and opportunities have come to head for actors and underlying factors include disruptions in gas deliveries due to the Ukraine war, low generation from nuclear fleets, high pace in renewable energy introduction, and new types of loads coming into the system. Against that backdrop, speakers will examine how a well-functioning and liquid day-ahead market such as Nordpool can successfully contribute to conservation and reduction of peak load, as well as enable innovation.
Co-hosted by: InnoEnergy
Johan Söderbom
Thematic Leader Smartgrids & Energy Storage, InnoEnergyKalle Kukk
OneNet Project Manager, Elering -
Showcase SessionInnovation Showcase
Apply to participate in an Innovation Showcase, an excellent opportunity to get your solution in front of the right investors and corporations who are interested in helping you take the next steps. Apply here before 29 September to be considered.
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Workshop SessionThe Plight (And Opportunity) of Lithium Batteries: Powering Up the Circular Potential
Over 26 million electric cars were on the road in 2022. While this is a great reduction in the demand for fossil fuels, we have yet to address the electrified elephant in the room – lithium.
On average, an electric car may require anywhere from 4,000 to 8,000 individual lithium-ion cells, yet only 5% of the world’s lithium-ion batteries are thought to be recycled across the globe. These batteries play a crucial role in decarbonizing transportation, but their end-of-life management presents complex challenges that demand our attention.Join us in this interactive session where decision-makers will have the opportunity to build on the conversation around this particular Earthshot from Foresight Canada and the International Cleantech Delegation. We will examine four key challenges that intersect the realm of waste management and circularity, and identify innovative solutions that are driving transformative change in waste management practices for batteries around the world.
By working together and embracing the circular potential of lithium batteries, we can pave the way towards a waste-free world (SDG 12), where resources are conserved, industries are decarbonized, and sustainability becomes a shared reality.Co-hosted by: Foresight Canada
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Networking SessionNetworking Break
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Panel SessionIntelligent Micromobility: Moving Beyond Electric Scooters and Bike Sharing
The conventional concept of micromobility has been facing a wave of criticism as several high-profile innovators announce financial difficulties and electric scooters come under fire for safety and questionable sustainability impact. This panel session will examine the link between micro mobility and smart cities, highlighting technologies making urban mobility more efficient and sustainable, linking public transport with urban mobility needs, and innovation addressing urban congestion, pollution, and resilience.
Nicole Cerulli
Associate, Transportation & Logistics, Cleantech GroupAnders Bengtsson
Head of Innovation Hub North, EIT Urban MobilityMarek Kiisa
Co-Founder and Managing Partner, NordicNinja -
Showcase SessionInnovation Showcase
Apply to participate in an Innovation Showcase, an excellent opportunity to get your solution in front of the right investors and corporations who are interested in helping you take the next steps. Apply here before 29 September to be considered.
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Discussion SessionAI in Cleantech: Where Will Operational Leaps Occur?
The next generation of AI has arrived, but while general uses are dominating the headlines, sustainability outcomes will require specialized tools for the coming years, and demonstration of practical applications will separate the future’s winners from today’s hype.
Estonia has a well-known talent base in software engineering that is already being leveraged for practical sustainability applications of AI, including energy management of the Baltics’ largest business park. Hear perspectives from a regional innovator, corporate open innovation, and investors to map the region’s potential to compete in the decade of cleantech AI.
Anthony DeOrsey
Research Manager, Cleantech GroupFelicity O’Kelly
Principal, Climate InvestmentsSiim Täkker
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Networking SessionThe 19th Annual Cleantech Forum Europe Reception, Dinner & Awards (Pre-Registration required)
Join us at Lennusadam Seaplane Harbour for the Cleantech Forum Europe Dinner & Awards event—a special evening in a special location. The evening starts with drinks on arrival at the Estonian Maritime Museum followed by a seated dinner, as well as the presentation of the 2023 European Cleantech Awards. Join us as we honour award winners, reconnect with acquaintances, and make new connections.
A shuttle will be provided from the Culture Hub to the museum and will return participants to Old Town (Vanalinn).
The Seaplane Harbour is located at Vesilennuki 6 in Kalamaja neighborhood.
Supported by: The City of Tallinn
November 16, 2023
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Networking SessionWelcome Coffee
Join us for networking over coffee as we kick off a full day of meetings and programming.
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Registration and Help Desk
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Opening Session
The opening of our final day is being worked on and details will be released in due course, post summer.
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Transition Break
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Showcase SessionInnovation Showcase
Apply to participate in an Innovation Showcase, an excellent opportunity to get your solution in front of the right investors and corporations who are interested in helping you take the next steps. Apply here before 29 September to be considered.
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Panel SessionPackaging and Circularity: Solutions for Europe
In Europe, packaging design and waste management are transforming. Corporate commitments and EU regulations are banning plastics, waste exports, and promoting alternative materials, advanced recycling, and circularity. However, the transition isn’t without risks of greenwashing and new environmental challenges created by alternative materials. And those challenges are occurring even before we work out who is paying for this transition, how to clean up existing packaging pollution, and how to reduce the growing use of plastics. This panel will bring together innovators, investors, and corporates to discuss these challenges and showcase how they are navigating this transition in Europe.
Holly Stower
Senior Associate, Resources & Environment, Cleantech GroupAndrus Treier
CEO, KIK Environmental Investment CentreKarl Pärtel
Co-Founder, Business, RaikuTobias Seikel
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Discussion SessionExpanding Access to Affordable, Sustainable and Reliable Batteries to Accelerate the Energy Revolution
Battery technologies play a crucial role in enabling the integration of renewable energy, electrification of transportation, and overall energy optimization. Speakers will explore breakthrough innovations in battery materials, as well as the challenges and opportunities of onshoring manufacturing capabilities which are poised to accelerate the adoption of sustainable energy solutions at scale.
Co-hosted By: Capricorn Partners
Ludwig Goris
Partner, Capricorn Venture PartnersChrister Bergquist
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Networking SessionNetworking Break
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Showcase SessionInnovation Showcase
Apply to participate in an Innovation Showcase, an excellent opportunity to get your solution in front of the right investors and corporations who are interested in helping you take the next steps. Apply here before 29 September to be considered.
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Panel SessionGreen Steel: Can Production Scale in the EU?
Transitioning to low carbon steel production has become a critical imperative for the industry. Green steel holds significant importance globally, and specifically within Europe, there is a strong emphasis on sustainable industrial practices and meeting ambitious carbon reduction targets. Speakers will explore the latest innovations, challenges, and opportunities in low carbon steel production.
Ian Hayton
Senior Associate, Materials & Chemicals, Cleantech GroupLaureen Meroueh
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Interactive BriefingNuclear Fusion: Betting on an Emerging Industry
Nuclear fusion has the potential to provide limitless, virtually carbon-free baseload power and avoids many of the hazards of nuclear fission. Private companies have been making significant progress overcoming key scientific and technical challenges, encouraging further investment into the sector that will bring us one step closer to achieving net energy gain and reaching commercial scale. Panelists will discuss why investors have the confidence to back this emerging sector and the state of nuclear fusion today.
Zainab Gilani
Research Analyst, Cleantech GroupMilena Roveda
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Networking SessionNetworking Lunch
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Panel SessionEnergy Storage: The Missing Piece of the Puzzle for 24/7 Renewable Power
Energy security issues coupled with high carbon price make fossil fuel alternatives very attractive in Europe. Different grid storage solutions are now ready to hit the market, unlocking unseen opportunities in clean energy supply and use. Speakers will discuss the different technological breakthroughs and business model innovations that are making new forms of thermal energy, electrochemical, and mechanical energy storage a commercial reality.
Selene Law
Senior Associate, Energy & Power, Cleantech GroupGuido Dalessi
CEO, ElestorMarkku Ylönen
CTO, Polar Night EnergyMartin Schichtel
CEO, KraftblockTaavi Madiberk
CEO & Co-Founder, Skeleton Technologies -
Discussion SessionCleantech Innovation in the Baltics: Where will Regional Champions Win Globally?
A 2022 Cleantech for Baltics report captured the spirit of cleantech potential in the region stating, “The Baltic countries are small, agile and ready to trial innovative solutions, creating an attractive testbed for both local and foreign start-ups wishing to validate their product before scaling to larger markets.”
Developing Baltic-founded and Baltic-based cleantech companies into global players will require a dynamic ecosystem that can launch and sustain innovation, and the good news is that the ecosystem is already taking shape today.
Speakers from venture builders, VCs, and corporate accelerators will have a forward-looking discussion on where the Baltic cleantech innovation ecosystem will go next, and what the world can expect to see.
Anthony DeOrsey
Research Manager, Cleantech GroupKädi Ristkok
CEO, Cleantech EstoniaSille Pettai
Fund Manager, SmartCap -
Networking SessionNetworking Break
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Panel SessionElectrolyzers: Revving up the Green Hydrogen Race
Electrolyzers are a key component to green hydrogen production. Join experts as they discuss what is necessary to get to $1/kg, as well as regional initiatives to scale up production and EU regulatory challenges.
Alex Crutchfield
Analyst, Cleantech GroupAlexander Picco
Chief Project Management Officer, McPhy EnergyMarko Virkebau
CEO & Co-Founder, Stargate HydrogenYoachim Haynes
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Networking SessionClosing Reception
Take advantage of one last chance to network and spend time with colleagues, while having a cocktail and enjoying hors d’oeuvres, before you head off to enjoy your last night in Tallinn.
Venue/Hotel
Forum Main Venue
The majority of forum events will be held at Kultuurikatel (Culture Hub), one of the most unique event spaces in Northern Europe. The Creative Hub was built for the Tallinn City Central Power Station in 1913. After a long hiatus, the stunning industrial complex was re-opened in 2015 as a renovated universal creative and event center, blending the old with the new.
This year’s forum will be co-located with Tallinn Greentech Week, which includes NEXPO and several affiliate events focused on progressive and fresh ideas in green innovation, taking place at the host venue and around the city.
Address: Põhja pst 27a, 10415 Tallinn, Estonia
Accommodations
Suggested Hotel
There are many affordable hotel options in Tallinn and within walking distance to the main venue, we encourage you to explore these options as well. Cleantech Group has secured a small block of sleeping room at the Hotel Telegraaf for a special rate of €185 (single) and €200 (double). Hotel room rates include local taxes (currently 9%), breakfast, spa access and Wi-Fi internet access.
Book your room at the group rate for Cleantech Forum Europe
This rate will be available until 14 October 2023, or until the block sells out (whichever comes first). There are limited rooms at this hotel, so please don’t delay your booking if you wish to stay at this specific hotel. Please refer to the hotel booking site for the deposit and cancelation policy for the hotel room.
Getting to Main Venue
The Creative Hub is located in the heart of Tallinn within walking distance from the Old Town on the border of Kalamaja. Viru Gate and the Port of Tallinn are only a few hundred metres away. The distance to the airport is 6.5 kilometres.
You can easily reach the Creative Hub via public transport or taxi.
Public Transport
- You can reach the Creative Hub by taking tram no. 1 (Kopli–Kadriorg–Kopli) or 2 (Kopli–Suur-Paala–Kopli) and getting off at the Linnahall stop.
- Buses no. 3 (Veerenni–Randla–Veerenni), 21 (Balti jaam–Landi), 21B (Balti jaam–Kakumäe), 41 (Balti jaam–Landi), 41B (Balti jaam–Kakumäe), 66 (Priisle–Pelguranna–Priisle) and 73 (Veerenni–Tööstuse–Veerenni) also stop here.

Alexander Picco
Chief Project Management Officer, McPhy Energy Speaker bioAlexander Picco

Alexander PICCO joined McPhy in 2020 as Chief Project Management Officer.
He oversees McPhy projects and, in close cooperation with all McPhy departments, ensures that they are completed on time and on budget as well as in line with the high expectations of our customers.
Alexander began his career in 2003 at Siemens AG Power Generation (now Siemens Energy AG) as a Quality Manager and welding engineer on major construction sites. In 2008 he moved to Project Management at Siemens and was involved in international multi-billion-dollar projects.
Due to his more than 17 years of activity in the construction of gas and steam turbine power plants, Alexander has a wealth of experience in the implementation of large EPC projects, as well as a broad technical knowledge and an extensive expertise in site and project management with an international context.
Alexander completed his diploma in engineering and business administration at the university for Applied Sciences and Arts (HAWK) in Goettingen.

Alex Crutchfield
Analyst, Cleantech Group Speaker bioAlex Crutchfield

Alex is an Analyst at Cleantech Group and is based in Barcelona, Spain. He focuses on emerging innovation across all cleantech sectors.
Alex’s professional background is in journalism and policy research. Prior to Cleantech Group, Alex served as a foreign correspondent in Latin America for The Business Year and published his work in various think tanks including the Spanish Royal Institute of European Studies.
Alex earned a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism and Global Affairs at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and a Master’s degree in International Relations from Universidad CEU San Pablo.

Anders Bengtsson
Head of Innovation Hub North, EIT Urban Mobility Speaker bioAnders Bengtsson

Head of Innovation Hub North, EIT Urban Mobility (Managing Director, Eit Urban Mobility Innovation Hub North ApS) – solving the mobility challenges facing our cities together.
Prior Senior Consultant with a demonstrated history of working in the management and marketing consulting industry.

Andrus Treier
CEO, KIK Environmental Investment Centre Speaker bioAndrus Treier

Andrus Treier is the CEO of Environmental Investment Centre (EIC), he has led the organisation for more than four years. EIC is a provider of innovative, smart and impactful solutions in the Estonian environmental landscape. With the support of EIC and various sources of financing, more than 27,000 environmental projects have been carried out with a total of more than 2.9 billion euros in grants. In addition, EIC sets up and leads projects and initiatives to enhance the good state of environment and to search and offer additional funding for environmental actions to meet the climate goals of Estonia.
Previously, Andrus Treier has led the government owned financial institution Kredex, providing guarantees, mezzanine loans and being one of the cornerstone investors in Estonian VC market. He has been a CEO and CFO in multiple companies and worked as an auditor and consultant in an international business consulting firm KPMG. He has a master’s degree in strategic management from University of Tartu.

Anthony DeOrsey
Research Manager, Cleantech Group Speaker bioAnthony DeOrsey

Anthony manages Cleantech Group’s research team, delivering critical insights on new cleantech innovation and opportunities for engagement to Cleantech Group’s clients in the industrial, investment, and policy communities. He is based in the U.S.
Anthony joined Cleantech Group in late 2019 after over 8 years of work in US-China cross-border expansion consulting and start-up venture funding roles, including 5 years living in Shanghai.
He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from University of Rhode Island, a Masters in Sustainability from the Harvard Extension School, and he an MBA from the University of Michigan Ross School of Business.

Christer Bergquist
CFO, AltrisChrister Bergquist


Erika Salmenvaara
CEO, QHeat Speaker bioErika Salmenvaara

Erika Salmenvaara is the CEO of QHeat, a start-up specialized in geothermal energy.
The company has developed a new patented co-axial geothermal heating system with the ability to store heat deep in the ground. The concept is especially designed for large real estate and district heating. QHeat has successfully delivered Finland’s five first co-axial deep geothermal heating plants and targets to enter new markets.
Erika has almost 20 years of experience in the real estate business, especially topics related to strategy, energy efficiency, renewable energy, sustainability, and customer experience. Her mission is to speed up energy transition and build distributed energy solutions for a clean future with business focus.

Guido Dalessi
CEO, Elestor Speaker bioGuido Dalessi

Graduated in Physics (1986), Guido Dalessi started his career in R&D of laser based measuring equipment. In 1996, he joined a high-tech startup, which developed high-tech equipment for optical disc production. As Director Sales & Marketing, Guido initiated the international business activities, established a sales and service network with global coverage, and headed local branch offices in Singapore and Los Angeles.
In 2004, the company was acquired by the public listed Singulus Technologies AG, after which Guido was promoted to Executive Vice President. Two years later the company acquired its main competitor and Guido Dalessi was appointed CEO, where he managed the merge of both enterprises into Singulus Mastering BV. In the 8 years that Guido held this position, the company became global market- and technology-leader in its field.
Guido Dalessi joined Elestor in May 2015, and is also one of the investors.

Holly Stower
Senior Associate, Resources & Environment, Cleantech Group Speaker bioHolly Stower

Holly is a Senior Associate leading Resources & Environment research at Cleantech Group and is based in the UK. She is focused on emerging innovation and trends, including those in water, waste, the circular economy, natural resources, and corporate sustainability.
Prior to joining Cleantech Group, Holly was a Public Affairs & Communications Executive with the Solar Trade Association and the Association of British Insurers. Before this, Holly worked in advocacy for climate and wildlife charities.
Holly earned an Undergraduate and a Master’s in Environmental Science from the University of East Anglia.

Howard Palmer
Partner, Taylor Wessing UK Speaker bioHoward Palmer

Howard Palmer is a partner in the Corporate Technology group and specialises in advising on M&A transactions and venture capital investments, for both companies and investors. He primarily works with companies in the technology, media and life sciences sectors.

Ian Hayton
Senior Associate, Materials & Chemicals, Cleantech Group Speaker bioIan Hayton

Ian is a Senior Associate leading Materials & Chemical research at Cleantech Group and is based in the UK. He is an engineering and business professional with a passion for technology, innovation and the environment. Ian is experienced in strategy, marketing, business support, and R&D activities.
Prior to joining Cleantech Group, Ian held several roles at Exergy, including Business Process Improvement Manager, Chemical Process Engineer, and Chemical Research Engineer.
Ian earned an MSc degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Manchester and a BSc in Biomedical Science from The University of Sheffield.

Johan Söderbom
Thematic Leader Smartgrids & Energy Storage, InnoEnergyJohan Söderbom


Kädi Ristkok
CEO, Cleantech Estonia Speaker bioKädi Ristkok

I am a driven and passionate advocate for building a sustainable and fair economy. With my expertise in climate policy, management consulting, and green transition strategies, I have actively shaped policies, advised organizations, and co-founded a green labor union to drive positive change in environmentally friendly sectors.
My ability to bridge sectors and foster collaboration between private, public, and third sectors has been instrumental in driving sustainable development and promoting an inclusive economy. My insatiable curiosity and thirst for knowledge make me a lifelong learner, constantly seeking opportunities to broaden my understanding of various subjects.

Kalle Kukk
OneNet Project Manager, EleringKalle Kukk


Karl Pärtel
Co-Founder, Business, Raiku Speaker bioKarl Pärtel

Karl has focused his career on supporting the cleantech sector by being a co-founder of cleantech startups, accelerators and funds. For the past years, Karl has concentrated on RAIKU’s vision to substitute high carbon footprint packaging materials with a 100% natural and compostable packaging. It is extremely efficient and clean production process saving multiple times of water, energy and forest compared to current alternatives. Most importantly, it creates no harm to environment after its use, wherever it ends up. This radical new approach helps mitigate Europe’s rather low ambitions in packaging recycling as the 2030 goal is only 70% recycling rate.

Ludwig Goris
Partner, Capricorn Venture Partners Speaker bioLudwig Goris

Obtained a Master in Chemistry (UGent) and a PhD in Physics (Hasselt University) focusing on organic solar cells research. After his post-doctoral scholarship at Stanford University Ludwig re-joined Hasselt University to develop new thin film diamond applications. In parallel, he was actively involved in technology transfer from lab to start-up company. Ludwig joined Capricorn in 2011.

Marek Kiisa
Co-Founder and Managing Partner, NordicNinjaMarek Kiisa


Markku Ylönen
CTO, Polar Night Energy Speaker bioMarkku Ylönen

Markku Ylönen is a co-Founder and CTO in Polar Night Energy Oy, which is based in Tampere, Finland. He has a background in power plant engineering, heat transfer physics, and flow dynamics. He has a PhD degree in applied mechanics from a joint doctoral program between Grenoble University and Tampere University. Markku founded Polar Night Energy with Tommi Eronen in 2018, and since them they have been building a success story based on high temperature solid material heat storages.

Marko Virkebau
CEO & Co-Founder, Stargate HydrogenMarko Virkebau


Martin Schichtel
CEO, Kraftblock Speaker bioMartin Schichtel

Martin was born in Saarbrücken, Germany, in 1969. He graduated with a doctorate degree in Chemistry from the University of Saarland with a focus on Nanoparticle Composites and Smart Coatings. Martin founded Kraftblock together with his co-founder Susanne in 2014.
He filed his first patent in 1998 and has 20 years of experience in material development, production and sales. As the Head of the Department of Ceramics he developed the Department of Polymer Nanoparticle Composites at the Institute for New Materials, University of Saarland. Subsequently he headed the Smart Coatings division at ItN Nanovation AG.

Milena Roveda
CEO, Gauss FusionMilena Roveda


Nicolas De Witt
Partner, Taylor Wessing France Speaker bioNicolas De Witt

Nicolas joined the Paris office’s corporate department as partner in November 2008. Admitted to the Paris and New York Bars, Nicolas specializes in financing transactions for listed and non-listed corporations.
He has extensive expertise in fund raising (from venture capital to LBO transactions) and M&A transactions, advising both French and international clients, investment funds, managers or targets.
For over 15 years now, Nicolas has been advising issuers or banks on stock exchange law, in the context of initial public offerings, rights offering, block sales, public offers to buy or exchange, and delisting on French and American markets.
He also advises issuers as part of tax exemption transactions by public offering without listing.

Nicole Cerulli
Associate, Transportation & Logistics, Cleantech Group Speaker bioNicole Cerulli

Nicole is an Associate, Transportation & Logistics at Cleantech Group and is based in Spain. She focuses on emerging innovation and trends in transportation and logistics and has experience across all cleantech sectors.
Nicole earned a Bachelor’s degree in Urban Studies and Sustainable Development from Barnard College and a Master’s in Urban Resilience Design and Management from Universitat Internacional de Catalunya.

Peter Hellich
Partner, Taylor WessingPeter Hellich


Rasmus Udde
Innovation Lead, Sunly Speaker bioRasmus Udde

We invest in pre-seed & seed electrification startups with at least a little traction to show.

Sebastian Leaper
CEO & Co-Founder, Watercycle Technologies Speaker bioSebastian Leaper

Seb co-founded Watercycle Technologies while researching for a PhD in Chemical Engineering at the University of Manchester. His passion for sustainability has been with him since school and lies at the heart of the company’s ethos. Driven by curiosity and a desire to create change for the better, Seb hopes to inspire people to work together to build a greener future.

Selene Law
Senior Associate, Energy & Power, Cleantech Group Speaker bioSelene Law

Selene is a Senior Associate leading Energy & Power research at Cleantech Group and is based in the UK. Selene has over ten years of experience working in the energy sector in analytical and journalistic capacities, covering the entire value chain from upstream oil to power and renewables.
Prior to Cleantech Group, Selene worked at S&P Global, Wood Mackenzie and Fitch Research.
Selene has a degree in Journalism from Falmouth University in Cornwall, UK, and a postgraduate degree in international relations from the University of Bristol.

Siim Täkker
CEO, R8 TechnologiesSiim Täkker


Sille Pettai
Fund Manager, SmartCap Speaker bioSille Pettai

Sille Pettai, CEO and fund manager, has worked at SmartCap since 2016. Sille has a broad experience in investment management positions, e.g. Swedbank Investment Funds and Estonian Private Equity and Venture Capital Association.

Taavi Madiberk
CEO & Co-Founder, Skeleton Technologies Speaker bioTaavi Madiberk

Taavi Madiberk is the CEO & Co-Founder of Skeleton Technologies, a Global Cleantech 100 company and a European leader in high-power, fast-charging energy storage for transportation, grid, automotive, and industrial applications. Skeleton’s supercapacitors and SuperBattery decrease CO2 emissions and fuel consumption, improve power quality, and empower wider electrification of the biggest industries globally, with a clear focus on hard-to-decarbonize sectors.
Skeleton Technologies Group currently employs more than 300 people and has four main locations: its HQ, electrical engineering and module development in Tallinn (Estonia), its supercapacitor manufacturing in Großröhrsdorf (Germany), its materials development in Bitterfeld-Wolfen (Germany), and its future new factory, which will be the largest supercapacitor factory in the world, in Markranstädt (Germany). The company also has offices and subsidiaries in Finland and France.
Taavi co-founded the company at the age of 21 in Estonia. Since its inception, Skeleton has raised over 300 M EUR from public and private investors such as Marubeni Corporation, Innoenergy – Europe’s top cleantech investor – as well as executives from CAF group and co-founders of Adyen, Wise, and Ctek. Skeleton’s customers list includes Siemens, GE, CAF, Skoda Electric, Honda Performance Development, Martinrea Effenco, the European Space Agency, among others.

Tobias Seikel
Co-Founder & General Partner, Planet A Speaker bioTobias Seikel

Tobias Seikel is a senior investment professional with extensive experience in Venture Capital and building startups in the DACH region. He is Co-founder and General Partner at Planet A, believing that it is indispensable to address climate change as well as other pressing environmental issues of our time.
Previously, Tobias acted as Managing Partner at Hamburg based early-stage investor and company builder Hanse Ventures, where he was responsible for the operational management (including the HR activities as well as the trainee program), the business development and the overall project management with the portfolio firms.
Prior to joining Hanse Ventures in its early days in 2011, Tobias worked almost 10 years in publishing. He began his working career as a trainee at Bertelsmann (Gruner+Jahr), moved on to work as the Executive Assistant to the President & CEO of Gruner+Jahr International, before he established the company’s magazine business as Managing Director in Croatia and was then appointed Deputy Managing Director of a Bertelsmann (Gruner+Jahr International) joint venture with Finnish Sanoma Group and Austrian Styria Media Group operating throughout Eastern Europe. Moving back to Germany after more than three years, as Publishing Director of one of Germany’s leading news magazines, stern, and Publishing Director of Europe’s leading art magazine, Art, he was responsible for the magazines’ development and strategic direction from 2008 until 2011.
Apart from his Planet A-related activities, Tobias is a regular mentor and supports several corporations with their advanced training programs or portfolio patronage respectively, such as Google and HMS Hamburg Media School. Furthermore, he acts as a business angel in several startups and as a regular speaker at industry events.
Tobias holds a degree of German Diplomkaufmann, a Diplôme de Grande École as well as a Master of Science from ESCP Europe and speaks several languages.

Yoachim Haynes
Vice President of Strategy, Europe, Energy Impact Partners Speaker bioYoachim Haynes

Yoachim Haynes is the Vice President of Strategy for EIP’s European Fund where he leads research, innovation, commercialization as well as LP engagement. He works closely with EIP’s global portfolio.
Yoachim has 10 years of experience working with startups, corporations and governments in the energy and climate space. He led the corporate innovation programs at Cleantech Group as a consulting manager where he developed the strategy for, launched, and operated multiple corporate venturing programs, including multi-stakeholder pilot project processes and CVCs. He also delivered clean technology market assessments, market entry strategy and other climate impact projects for governments and corporations. His clients in North America, Europe, and Asia operated across a diverse set of industries including heavy industry (e.g., steel, oil and gas, cement), power generation, real estate, agriculture, mobility and FMCG.
He has a Bachelor of Science in Earth and Environmental Engineering from Columbia University (Cum Laude, C.P. Davis Scholar, Tau Beta Pi). He now lives in London but has spent most of his life in Trinidad and Tobago where he grew up.

Zainab Gilani
Research Analyst, Cleantech Group Speaker bioZainab Gilani

Zainab is an Associate, Energy & Power at Cleantech Group and is based in the U.S. She is focused on emerging innovation and trends in Energy & Power and has experience across all Cleantech Group sectors.
Zainab has experience working on circular economy solutions including evaluating recycling challenges and reuse systems, identifying collection strategies for marine plastics, and collaborating with informal waste worker collectives.
Zainab earned her Bachelor’s degrees in Physics and English from Binghamton University.
Sponsors
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Strategic Partner

Tallinn, the capital city of Estonia, is an ideal destination if you are looking for a combination of modern comforts, a thriving culinary scene and a vibrant cultural landscape in a truly unique, historical setting: the renowned Old Town is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Read moreTallinn, the capital city of Estonia, is an ideal destination if you are looking for a combination of modern comforts, a thriving culinary scene and a vibrant cultural landscape in a truly unique, historical setting: the renowned Old Town is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Each of Tallinn’s neighbourhoods has its own personality and allure, from the medieval Old Town to imperial Kadriorg, bohemian Kalamaja and the sleek and trendy city centre. This fascinating mix of the old and traditional, the new and high-tech, pure sea air and easy access to nature is sure to enchant and surprise you!
To find out more about Tallinn’s top activities, events and places to eat and drink, check out the city’s official tourism portal, visittallinn.ee, or follow @VisitTallinn on social media.
Gold

The Estonian Investment Agency (Invest Estonia), a part of Enterprise Estonia, is a government agency promoting foreign investments in Estonia and assisting international companies in finding business opportunities in Estonia.
Read moreThe Estonian Investment Agency (Invest Estonia), a part of Enterprise Estonia, is a government agency promoting foreign investments in Estonia and assisting international companies in finding business opportunities in Estonia. Read more

InnoEnergy is the innovation engine for sustainable energy across Europe supported by the EIT.
Read more- Education to help create an informed and ambitious workforce that understands the demands of sustainability and the needs of industry.
- Innovation Projects to bring together ideas, inventors and industry to create commercially attractive technologies that deliver real results to customers.
- Business Creation Services to support entrepreneurs and start-ups who are expanding Europe’s energy ecosystem with their innovative offerings.

Sunly is an independent energy producer who develops renewable energy projects in the Baltics and Poland.
Read moreSunly is an independent energy producer who develops renewable energy projects in the Baltics and Poland. Sunly also manages a renewable energy and electrification portfolio of start-ups in Estonia.
Silver

Foresight is Canada’s cleantech accelerator. In collaboration with our Helix 5TM collaborators - innovators, industry, investors, government, and academia - Foresight is relentlessly driving cleantech innovation in Canada. Our audacious goal is that Canada be the first G7 country to reach net zero.
Read moreForesight is Canada’s cleantech accelerator. In collaboration with our Helix 5TM collaborators – innovators, industry, investors, government, and academia – Foresight is relentlessly driving cleantech innovation in Canada. Our audacious goal is that Canada be the first G7 country to reach net zero. Our mission is to accelerate the growth and impact of cleantech ecosystems across Canada to achieve deep decarbonization and net zero climate targets through problem-driven innovation.
Since inception in 2013, Foresight has made a meaningful impact in the cleantech innovation ecosystem. We have supported 1000+ ventures in our accelerator programs, 150+ industry partners through our industry programs, and 300+ investor firms through our various access to capital programs. Foresight’s leadership has helped secure $1.44 billion in capital, $419 million revenues, and 7,250+ high-paying jobs for our ventures with an economic impact of over $2+ billion. Our domestic and international engagement includes collaboration with 2,000+ stakeholders, rightsholders, and partners. We have a strong history of strategy, ecosystem mapping, and partnership building that positions Canada as a global leader in cleantech innovation.
Foresight considers that the innovation we promote and accelerate has to answer industry needs. Therefore, we also run Innovation Challenges to ensure this innovation is market driven.
We have run over 52 Innovation Challenges. These challenges have brought more than $31 million in direct funding for innovators and are projected to reduce 68.9Mt CO2e emissions by 2033.
Bronze

Capricorn Partners is an independent European manager of venture capital and equity funds, investing in innovative growth companies with breakthrough technologies in Cleantech, Life Sciences, Biotechnology, IT and Materials Sciences.
Read moreCapricorn Venture Partners is an independent European manager of venture capital and equity funds, investing in innovative growth companies with breakthrough technologies in Cleantech, Life Sciences, Biotechnology, IT and Materials Sciences. Capricorn’s 6th venture capital fund, Capricorn Sustainable Chemistry Fund (CSCF), captures growing opportunities emerging from wave of innovation across the value chain, from renewable feedstocks to more sustainable solutions for everyday products in food & feed, fibers & fuels, and functional materials in a broad range of applications, that provide both performance and value, while protecting and enhancing human health. As the world is facing the growing challenges of climate change, the number of breakthrough, innovative solutions to reduce greenhouse gases (GHGs) will increase rapidly. CSCF is uniquely positioned to help develop sustainable alternatives that offer significant reduction in GHG emissions, as compared to existing petrochemical processes. The objective of the CSCF is to create shareholder value through financial return, combined with the sustainability impact of planned investments.

Emerald is a globally recognized venture capital firm building a sustainable future at the crossroads of industry and technology.
Read moreEmerald is a globally recognized venture capital firm building a sustainable future at the crossroads of industry and technology. Founded in 2000, it is a pioneer in open innovation, providing multi-national corporations with rich deal flow and insight in the sectors and markets of tomorrow. Emerald has managed and advised assets of over €1 billion from its offices in Zurich, Toronto and Singapore. The firm is dedicated to tackling big challenges in climate change and sustainability via over 500 venture transactions and five third-party investment mandates, including loan guarantees to over 100 start-ups.

ENGIE New Ventures was founded in May 2014, when 115M€ of Corporate Venture Capital was set aside for investment as minority stakes in startups, to complement existing resources coming from the technology and research centres and from internal innovation.
Read moreENGIE New Ventures was founded in May 2014, when 115M€ of Corporate Venture Capital was set aside for investment as minority stakes in startups, to complement existing resources coming from the technology and research centres and from internal innovation.
Since then, a total of 65M€ has been invested in 16 projects worldwide, especially Europe, North America and the Middle East, and in fields as diverse as organic photovoltaics, natural gas chromatography and hydrogen mobility. Names include Powerdale, Sigfox, Kiwi Power, Apix Analytics, StreetLight Data, Kwh Analytics, Heliatek, Serviz, Ecova, Greentown Labs, Living Map, EV-Box.
Community Partners

For over 25 years, Antenna Group has delivered industry-defining communications, marketing, public affairs and creative services to clients addressing the world’s biggest business and societal challenges in climate, energy, infrastructure, real estate, transportation and health.
Read moreFor over 25 years, Antenna Group has delivered industry-defining communications, marketing, public affairs and creative services to clients addressing the world’s biggest business and societal challenges in climate, energy, infrastructure, real estate, transportation and health.

Women in Cleantech and Sustainability (WCS) fosters an influential network of professionals to further the roles of women in growing the green economy and making a positive impact on the environment.
Read moreWomen in Cleantech and Sustainability (WCS) fosters an influential network of professionals to further the roles of women in growing the green economy and making a positive impact on the environment. Founded in 2011, WCS is a nonprofit organization made up up nearly 1000 professional women and men working to build the green economy. Our members range from the students and entry level professionals, to Founders, C-Suite executives and investors. WCS meets once a month to network and learn the latest developments in the green movement, as well as attain new business and personal skills from speakers and panelists. Topics covered include: renewable energy (solar, wind biofuel, etc), water, smart grid, biomass, carbon reduction, sustainable transportation, energy efficiency, sustainability, green buildings and many other technologies that aim to make our world a cleaner, more sustainable place.
Media Partners

Äripäev (Estonian for "Business Day") is an Estonian financial newspaper in tabloid format. It was founded in 1989 by Dagens Industri, a leading Swedish financial newspaper.
Read moreÄripäev (Estonian for “Business Day”) is an Estonian financial newspaper in tabloid format. It was founded in 1989 by Dagens Industri, a leading Swedish financial newspaper.

Sustainable Future News is a global sustainability-focused digital publisher that provides clarity and consistency in the business sustainability space.
Read moreSustainable Future News is a global sustainability-focused digital publisher that provides clarity and consistency in the business sustainability space. We help the push towards a more sustainable future by sharing insightful content from around the sector, such as news, features, interviews, case studies, lists, and more. We work with industry insiders to share experiences and solutions to some of the most pressing challenges in the space. We’re proud to support organisations and initiatives that help drive the conversation on sustainability forward.
Supported By

Cleantech Estonia is a cluster for early-stage cleantech startups that provides incubation, acceleration, and connections to investors, partners, and the public sector.
Read moreCleantech Estonia is a cluster for early-stage cleantech startups that provides incubation, acceleration, and connections to investors, partners, and the public sector.

Cleantech for Baltics is a unique pan-Baltic think-tank for accelerated cleantech innovation and funding in sustainable technologies. It builds bridges between the cleantech community and the Baltics policy-makers to help understand the potential and impact and put cleantech innovation at the center of the public debate.
Read moreCleantech for Baltics is a unique pan-Baltic think-tank for accelerated cleantech innovation and funding in sustainable technologies. It builds bridges between the cleantech community and the Baltics policy-makers to help understand the potential and impact and put cleantech innovation at the center of the public debate.
Greentech Week

Greentech Week (13-17 November) @ Creative Hub, Tallinn
Cleantech Forum Europe will be co-located with Greentech Week. The city of Tallinn will proudly hold the title of the European Green Capital in 2023 and the year will end with a week of event dedicated to greentech. Tallinn will be a meeting point for environmental innovation and technology by bringing together greentech industry leaders and policymakers from around the world. In addition to Cleantech Forum Europe, the Tallinn Greentech Week consists series of international business events with the main emphasis on promoting cooperation between leading specialists in green technology as well as highlighting the dialogue between European cities and companies.- GreenEST Summit / 13 November -One of the largest green technology conferences in the region, bringing together a network of Estonian green-minded entrepreneurs and corporate representatives.
- NEXPO Tallinn / 14-17 November - An event where most prominent businesses of the sector meet. Opportunity to pitch your idea to the top investors of the cleantech world, meet with political decision-makers from 30+ city delegations and showcase your company to more than 2000 NEXPO visitors.
- Smart Cities Convention / 14-15 November -A get-together of city delegates to discuss public innovation, how to find solutions to implement smart city tools in a human-centric way and how to connect the public and the private sector.
- F***Up night / 15 November - An event that shines a light on the power of failure by hearing stories from people who have stumbled in their pursuits. Unique concept combining information and laughter.
- Green Tiger Conference / 17 November - Estonia's first balanced economy conference, encouraging decision-makers to find an environmentally friendly economic model.
Learn more and apply to exhibit. Innovators who are registered for Cleantech Forum Europe will also receive a 50% discount on a booth at NEXPO.
Registration
Early-Bird June - Sept 29 | Standard Sept 30 - Nov 13 | Onsite Nov 14 - 16 |
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Investor / Corporate Ticket | €2,200 | €2,600 | €2,800 |
Innovator Ticket | €1,350 | €1,675 | €1,800 |
Regular Ticket | €2,200 | €2,600 | €2,800 |
*Pricing above not inclusive of 20% VAT
Your Forum Registration Fee Includes:
- Access to all keynotes, general sessions, (non-invite-only) breakout sessions and workshops
- Access to all (non-invite-only) breakfasts, lunches, networking breaks, and receptions.
- Access to the networking area and exhibitor space.
Investor/Corporate Ticket
This ticket type is available to individuals who are part of an investment team (e.g. VC, PE, Family Office, etc.) or who work in large corporations (be that in the CVC function or elsewhere). Register for an Investor/Corporate Ticket to connect with all participants in Singapore and benefit from opportunities to set up meetings that will take your plans forward.
You’ll enjoy access to all general sessions, various networking opportunities, as well as appointment-making opportunities on our digital app, plus:
- Facilitated introductions and meetings – to maximize your opportunities of finding future partners, you can ask us to make up to ten introductions.
- Possible speaker or presentation opportunities – the earlier you register, the greater your chances of being included in the agenda.
Innovation Company ticket
This ticket type is available to all start-ups, scale-ups, and entrepreneurs. Register for an Innovator Ticket to connect with all participants in Singapore, plus give your company profile a boost.
You’ll enjoy access to all general sessions, various networking opportunities, as well as appointment-making opportunities on our digital app, plus:
- Brief information on your company is shared with investors/corporates, to help them identify companies of interest and used to make additional introductions.
- Speaker or presentation opportunities– the earlier you register and apply, the greater your chances are of being featured in an Innovation Showcase.
- All innovation companies will have a virtual exhibit on our event app to help all other participants identify, and connect to, innovation companies of interest.
Regular Ticket
This ticket type is available to all others who are not innovators, investors or at a large industrial corporation. You might be public sector or at a service firm including law firms, advisory firms, consulting firms, etc. Register for a Regular Ticket to connect with all participants in Singapore and benefit from various networking and learning opportunities.
You’ll enjoy access to all general sessions, various networking opportunities, as well as appointment-making opportunities on our digital app.
If you have any questions about what ticket type you qualify for, please contact us. Please note: we will contact you if you register under the incorrect ticket type and a price adjustment will be made.
Available Discounts
All discounts are offered via the online registration system unless otherwise agreed by Cleantech Group.
Discounts- please email us for the discount code to use during registration:
- Cleantech Group subscribers: Our subscribers receive $300 off the registration fee.
- For more information about our services and subscription offerings please see here.
- Government/Non-Profit Representatives: We offer a discount rate for government employees and non-profit representatives. For more information about how to receive this special rate, email us with the name of your organization and verification of your government or non-profit status.
- Groups discount: If your organization or company brings three or more participants, we offer special group rates on the going rate ticket prices for Innovator, Investor/Corporate and Regular ticket types. For groups of three, we offer a 10% discount; for groups of 4, we offer a 15% discount; and for groups of 5+, we offer a 20% discount. Contact us for a discount code to use during registration.
Please note that only one discount type/code can be applied against the standard rates published above. Cleantech Group reserves the right to reject any registrations where a double discount has been applied or the individual was not entitled to use a discount code.
Volunteer
Are you in business school or a graduate program? Apply to volunteer at Cleantech Forum Europe, and get access to networking and learning opportunities.
Please note that this opportunity is open to those still in school, with occasional exceptions made for recent graduates.
Terms & Conditions
For the full list of terms and conditions, please click here. Here is a summary of the key provisions:
Substitutions:
- A request to transfer a registration (be that for an in person or a digital ticket) to a colleague should be made by giving written notice, anytime up to two working days before the event start date, via email to forums@cleantech.com.
- Cleantech Group reserves the right to deny a request for such a substitution, but will not unreasonably do so.
Cancellation by You:
- Participants wishing to cancel their registration must do so in writing via email to forums@cleantech.com; Applicable refunds (or future credits) for participant cancellations are outlined as follows:
- Up to 12 weeks before the event date, 100% will be refunded
- Up to 8 weeks before the event date, 80% will be refunded (or 100% can be applied as a credit towards a future Cleantech Group event registration fee to be used within 12 months of the cancellation date)
- Up to four weeks before the event date, 50% will be refunded (or 75% can be applied as a credit to a future Cleantech Group within 12 months of the cancellation date)
- Less than 4 weeks before the event date, no refund will be due (but 50% can be applied as a credit to a future Cleantech Group within 12 months of the cancellation date, so long as notice is given two weeks before the event start date)
- No Show, or No Notice within two weeks of the event start date, no refund of any sort will be applicable
- Changes or Delays to In Person Events:
- All our events are built with the ability to deliver them, even if we have to convert in person experiences to virtual ones.
- If Cleantech Group changes, or delays an event that is either wholly or partially in person, be that due to Covid-19 or some other reason that renders this necessary to ensure the event’s viability and/or participants’ safety, our standard terms and conditions do not oblige Cleantech Group to refund, but to deliver equivalent value. That will be achieved either from a future credit for the full value of what was not delivered (usable within 12 months) or, in the case where an in person event (be that the whole or part of the overall event) is converted to online, the ticket type will be converted and the number of tickets will be increased to deliver equivalent value.
Cancellation by Cleantech Group
- In the unlikely event where Cleantech Group chooses to cancel an event, a full refund would be owed except in the case where an event is cancelled, through no fault of Cleantech Group (e.g. a force majeure event).
- This is a standard and necessary protection across the event industry (particularly aimed at the situation where a very late cancellation is forced upon the organizer/host at which point all the time and costs for hosting the event have been expended).