Join this live online session with Min Dhillon, Principal at Carbon13, followed by a Q&A. Min will discuss:
· Understanding different funding sources for climate tech start-ups, including angel investors, venture capital, and grant funding
· How early-stage start-ups need to communicate the commercial potential of their ideas, as well as their potential carbon impact
· Why Carbon13 makes most of their UK-based investments through our SEIS fund (The Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme)
Since 2021, Carbon13 have invested into 100 start-ups – 63% of which have at least one female founder. These start-ups are working on world-changing solutions such as carbon negative concrete, robotics, bio-based materials, carbon capture and regenerative agriculture.