London has rapidly become one of the world’s most dynamic hubs for climate innovation. Backed by a strong network of green policies, investor momentum, and cutting-edge research, the city has emerged as a leading ecosystem for building and scaling deep-tech climate solutions. According to PwC’s latest Global State
HoloSolis, a fast-growing French solar manufacturer dedicated to strengthening Europe’s clean-energy landscape, has raised over €220 million in combined public and private funding to develop a major solar gigafactory in Sarreguemines-Hambach, located in France’s Grand Est region. This major investment will advance the final design of the facility,
United Kingdom, November 13, 2025: British utility SSE has announced a bold £33 billion investment plan over the next five years, aimed at modernising the UK’s electricity networks and scaling clean energy generation. The company said the investment is critical to supporting the country's rapidly growing electrification
Brazil, November 7, 2025: Google has entered into a major agreement with Brazilian startup Mombak to purchase high-integrity carbon removal credits generated from large-scale reforestation projects in the Amazon rainforest. The deal, covering 200,000 tonnes of CO₂, marks a significant expansion from their pilot collaboration in 2024 and underscores
The United Kingdom has entered a new era of innovation driven not just by technology but by purpose. As the world accelerates toward a low-carbon future, the UK has quietly built one of the most dynamic and valuable climate technology ecosystems in the world. According to the Startup Coalition’s