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Supporting climate tech founders
Empowering underrepresented tech founders
Growing late-stage ventures, to IPO and beyond
Powering the UK's most ambitious Series A startups
Championing disabled founders and entrepreneurs innovating around disability
Our previous Rising Stars competition has evolved into four distinct UK early-stage competitions, designed to spotlight the best emerging startups.
Where 10 ambitious EIS-eligible founders pitch to win an opportunity for investment that defines their next chapter
Where SEIS-eligible founders from across the UK compete for their share of £2M investment opportunity at a Grand Final in Manchester
Where transatlantic founders aged under 26 compete for up to £500k in investment
Where exceptional founders from around the world pitch to win the backing, spotlight, and momentum that shapes what comes next
Work, Live, Thrive in the UK
Supporting global talent to work live and thrive in UK tech through our various support services
Discover the steps to apply and begin your journey
Gain access to a global talent alumni network to support your journey
Showcasing success stories from our Global Talent Visa Ambassadors
Connecting the world’s brightest minds to UK AI opportunities
Connecting the world’s brightest minds to UK Quantum opportunities
Discover the key trends shaping the UK’s $75.3b climate tech economy – from investment shifts to AI’s growing influence – and what it will take for the UK to lead the next chapter of global climate innovation. Plus, read about the 25 climate tech startups to watch!
The UK’s climate innovation economy is entering a decisive new chapter. With more than 2,200 climate tech startups, a combined sector valuation of $75.3 billion, and world-leading strengths in science, deep tech, and engineering, the UK has all the ingredients to lead the next wave of global climate transformation.
But momentum alone isn’t enough. Investment is cooling, AI is reshaping the competitive landscape, and hardware innovators – who make up 70% of the UK’s climate market value – face tougher scaling conditions than ever.
UK Climate Tech 2026: The Next Chapter for UK Climate Innovation shows where the UK truly leads, where we’re falling behind, and what needs to happen next to turn potential into global competitiveness.
From this report, you’ll learn:
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