ClimateHack Amsterdam: Spotlight on Dutch Deeptech 🔬

You're invited to ClimateHack Amsterdam: Spotlight on Dutch Deeptech!
The toughest climate challenges require breakthrough solutions. Climate deeptech relies on scientific discovery and engineering breakthroughs rather than just software iteration. From next-gen energy to advanced materials to industrial decarbonization and more, deeptech is pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in climate innovation.
Join us as we spotlight a few leading Netherlands-based climate deeptech solutions.
If you're planning to go to the Amsterdam Deeptech Showcase (10 June, 10:00-19:00), great news: this event is in the same location making it easy to go to both!
This event is an official side event of Hello Tomorrow, where breakthrough science meets the capital, the partners, and the policy that turns it into reality. 3,200 of the world’s leading minds in deep tech all gather 11–12 June 2026 in Amsterdam. Get your ticket at https://hello-tomorrow.org/global-summit.
Language: English
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SPEAKERS
Peter Rowe, Co-Founder & CEO, Triple BioTriple Bio is developing RumeNRG™, a new technology platform shown in vitro to boost yields and reduce methane in cattle. The company was founded in 2025 by Paris-based climate tech venture studio, Marble, and is backed by some of Europe’s top deep tech VCs including Nucleus Capital and Positron Ventures. The company has raised >€1.5M of funding to date and established strong commercial and R&D partnerships to bring RumeNRG to market.
Sweder Reuchlin, Business Development Manager, KitepowerKitepower delivers on-site and beyond-the-grid electricity, addressing grid congestion and the lack of green power access at construction and industrial sites, and rural areas like farms. Spun out of TU Delft, Kitepower's patented Airborne Wind Energy (AWE) systems harness stronger, more persistent winds at high altitudes using up to 90% less material than conventional wind turbines, while producing the same energy output. The containerized systems deploy rapidly without civil works or heavy foundations. Having successfully completed its first commercial pilots, Kitepower is now scaling to its next customers. Headquartered in Delft, the Netherlands.
Fedor Stomakhin, Co-Founder & COO, Spiral HydrogenSpiral Hydrogen is developing a bubble-free centrifugal alkaline electrolyzer that eliminates the core inefficiency in water electrolysis, delivering green hydrogen at parity with or below the cost of fossil gas-based production and making decarbonization of industrial feedstocks economically viable at scale. Longer term, Spiral Hydrogen envisions a generator-integrated electrolyzer that produces hydrogen directly from rotation, turning wind turbines and other rotating machinery into hydrogen generators without any intermediate grid infrastructure.
Tom Clement, Co-founder & CEO, New Dawn BioNew Dawn Bio grows premium hardwood directly from tree stem cells, producing wood in its final product form in days rather than the decades it takes a tree to mature. By cultivating the world’s entire hardwood supply (~200Mt) from cell culture at up to 10,000x the speed of natural growth, New Dawn displaces deforestation-driven logging, eliminating up to 8.1Gt of carbon emissions from forest loss while taking over a $1T industry. Recent €2.1M pre-seed by CapitalT,  Norrsken Evolve, and prominent angels.
Ananta Vangmai, Founder & CEO, Revive BatteryRevive Battery is a circular energy infrastructure startup that extends the life of industrial batteries through regeneration technology, helping businesses reduce emissions, lower costs, and accelerate the transition to a more sustainable energy future.
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AGENDA
4:30pm - Doors open; welcome networking & drinks
5:00pm - Presentations
5:45pm - Audience Q&A
6:00pm - Community Asks-and-OffersAre you launching a new product? Are you looking for your next R&D expert or your next CEO? Are you looking for a job or an internship? Our community Ask-and-Offer gives everyone the opportunity to share a quick 30-second pitch.
6:15pm - Drinks + Snacks + Networking outside
7:30pm - Event concludes
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About ClimateHack
ClimateHack is a community-driven platform that inspires, highlights and connects climatetech entrepreneurs and innovators. With meetups across the globe, a weekly climatetech industry newsletter, weekly reports on climatetech, and an annual summit. Learn more at climatehack.global.
ClimateHack Amsterdam Ambassadors
Aaron Endré, Founder & Principal of endré
Nhi Corcoran, Founder of Nū Atlas
Contact: climatehack.amsterdam@gmail.com
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About the Sponsor: Axeleo Capital
Backing Europe's climate and tech champions, from first cheque to first factory
Axeleo Capital is a French investment platform dedicated to financing the European leaders of the ecological and digital transition. Through Axeleo GreenTech Industry (GTI 1), an Article 9 fund, Axeleo finances the first factory of European climate startups across energy, chemistry & materials, agri-food and mobility — bridging the critical gap between proven technology and industrial scale-up, with tickets of €3M to €10M. GTI 1 complements Axeleo's digital VC franchise (€285M AUM in total) and builds on the firm's track record of 70+ investments. The team combines deep industrial expertise with hands-on operational support to help climate hardtech companies become tomorrow's European champions.
Learn more at Axeleo.com.
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About the Venue: Advanced Metropolitan Solutions (AMS) Institute
The Amsterdam Institute for Advanced Metropolitan Solutions (AMS Institute) was founded by Delft University of Technology (TU Delft), Wageningen University & Research (WUR) and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) with the mission to solve complex metropolitan challenges. AMS Institute stands as a beacon of innovation, education, and entrepreneurship, with the mission to bring together academics, researchers, startups, and industry partners to develop sustainable urban solutions that improve the quality of life in cities.
The research portfolio revolves around six urban challenges that cover the most important urban transitions, with the aim of making cities more sustainable, livable, and resilient. AMS Institute runs over 125 research projects, all defined and executed by interdisciplinary consortia of knowledge institutes, public and private partners, in close collaboration with the City of Amsterdam.
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