LowCarbon.Earth Climate Accelerator took off in 2021 when Massive
Earth Foundation
joined hands with UNEP to fight climate change through investments,
innovation, and technology.
The first edition of the LowCarbon.Earth took off in 2021 with a
special focus on developing products that provided a low carbon
lifestyle. It was a massive program sparking participation from many
Asia-Pacific countries with promising products, novel technologies
and highly innovative tech solutions that upturned the way we
approach engineering by providing solutions that not only solved
core problems but also benefited the environment.
The first edition of the climate accelerator was successfully
concluded in Delhi with more than 5 startups receiving grants to
the sum of $10,000, providing them the capital boost to scale
their vision.
The second edition of LowCarbon.Earth in 2022 built on the success
of the inaugural event, focusing on low-carbon lifestyle products
and technologies. It saw significant participation from Asia-Pacific
countries, showcasing promising innovations and cutting-edge
solutions that addressed core environmental issues.
The second edition attracted over 300 applications from the
Asia-Pacific region. featuring startups whose climate-focused
technologies impressed investors and hinted at the future of green
tech. LCE’22 ended with 12 shortlisted startups presenting their
innovations to investors during the demo day.
The 3rd edition of the LowCarbon.Earth was launched on the
ceremonial World’s Environment Day on the 5th of June. Having gained
momentum from the previous edition, the 3rd edition of the climate
tech accelerator program went wide in its scope and received 400+
applications from many Asia-Pacific countries. This edition of the
program also witnessed marvelous participation from young
entrepreneurs, women led founders, and startups from minority groups
whose climate based technologies and products impressed all the
investors providing a glimpse of green tech that’s to come in
future.
LCE’23 was successfully concluded in Novotel, Bangkok with 14
shortlisted startups attending the demo day to pitch their
products to the investors.
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