New Six-Month Programme to Support Climate Tech and Renewable Energy Start-Ups in Ireland
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A new six-month programme aimed at climate technology and renewable energy businesses is due to begin in January 2027. The Avondhu Newspaper reports that the programme will focus on supporting the next wave of start-ups and scale-ups in these sectors.
Start-ups are new companies that are often still developing their products or services, while scale-ups are businesses that have already started to grow and are looking to expand. Climate tech companies develop technology that helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions or deal with the effects of climate change. Renewable energy companies work on sources of power, such as wind, solar and water, that do not run out in the same way as fossil fuels.
The programme is designed to help these companies grow over its six-month period. The Avondhu Newspaper's report describes the focus as supporting the next generation of businesses in these fields, which are becoming more important as Ireland works towards its climate and energy goals.
The programme is scheduled to start in January 2027. Further details about how businesses can take part were not included in the available report, so interested companies may wish to check for updates from the organisers.
Sources: The Avondhu Newspaper
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