Climatetech directory
The Best Climatetech Startups in Europe
Climatetech covers the technologies that cut greenhouse gas emissions and help societies adapt to a warming planet, spanning clean energy, carbon removal, heavy industry, and resilient infrastructure. Europe is a strong base for the sector thanks to ambitious decarbonization policy, deep engineering talent, and a dense network of research institutions and industrial partners. The result is a wave of companies turning climate science into commercial products at scale.
Why climatetech now
Regulation across the region is pushing industries and households off fossil fuels on firm timelines, creating durable demand for cleaner alternatives. At the same time the physical effects of climate change, from wildfires to flooding, are driving urgent investment in detection and resilience. That combination of policy pull and real world need makes climatetech one of the most active areas in European technology today.
16 climatetech startups across Europe
A curated, editorial list of European companies.
1KOMMA5
Hamburg, GermanyThe company sells and installs home solar, batteries, heat pumps, and charging, tied together by an energy management platform.
7Analytics
Bergen, NorwayThe company uses data models to predict flood risk at the level of individual buildings for planners and insurers.
Aira
Stockholm, SwedenAira sells and installs home heat pumps to replace gas and oil boilers for residential heating across Europe.
Carbonfuture
Freiburg, GermanyCarbonfuture runs a marketplace and tracking platform for verified, durable carbon removal credits.
Climeworks
Zurich, SwitzerlandClimeworks builds direct air capture machines that filter carbon dioxide from the atmosphere for permanent underground storage.
Cooll
Enschede, NetherlandsCooll develops thermally driven gas heat pumps designed to replace conventional boilers in homes.
Dryad Networks
Eberswalde, GermanyDryad Networks builds solar powered forest sensors that detect wildfires at a very early stage.
Field
London, United KingdomField develops and operates grid scale battery storage sites that help balance supply from renewable power.
Mosa Meat
Maastricht, NetherlandsMosa Meat develops cultivated beef grown from animal cells to reduce the footprint of conventional meat production.
Neustark
Bern, SwitzerlandNeustark captures carbon dioxide and stores it permanently in recycled demolition concrete and other mineral waste.
OroraTech
Munich, GermanyOroraTech uses thermal infrared satellites and analytics to detect and monitor wildfires worldwide.
Solar Foods
Vantaa, FinlandSolar Foods makes a protein ingredient called Solein using microbes fed with carbon dioxide, hydrogen, and electricity.
Stegra
Stockholm, SwedenStegra, formerly H2 Green Steel, is building a large plant that makes steel using green hydrogen instead of coal.
Sunfire
Dresden, GermanySunfire manufactures industrial electrolyzers that produce green hydrogen for fuels and heavy industry.
Supercritical
London, United KingdomSupercritical operates a marketplace that connects buyers with suppliers of permanent carbon removal.
Tibber
Forde, NorwayTibber runs a digital electricity service and app that helps households track consumption and shift usage to cheaper, cleaner hours.
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