On this page you can see some examples of knowledge starters and young startups that where supported by NEW-ttt.
Interested to become successful too?
Please contact Roel Meulepas for more information about the NEW-project and the support possibilities NEW offers.
The NEW-ttt is partly financed by a subsidy from the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate and the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science.
The NEW knowledge partners jointly set-up a complete incubation program. A program for knowledge starters where supply, demand and solutions, but also technical and business expertise, come together;
WaterCampus and the NEW-project offer a four-session...
Read more...A Smart toilet that can help us battle the effects of climate change and save us money...
Read more...“One in four people lack safely managed drinking water at home. With an income of less that 5$ per day, they cannot have the luxury to consider drinking water purification as most of them life in poverty.” Says Josphine Gaicugi...
Read more...WaterCampus business challenge 2023 winners Annija Emersone and Jūlija Karasa from P-Agro Minerals "only had positive experiences" in their four-day journey of learning and networking in the water tech world.
Read more...How does an ex-petrochemical engineer become a foremost expert in CO2 capture and a successful entrepreneur?
Read more...The knowledge partners jointly have 11 unique state-of-the-art validation facilities for NEW and the possibility to do validation tests.
The carbon capture startup SeaO2 has already outgrown its modest Leeuwarden workspace and is inching closer to a large-scale pilot.
Read more...For young start-ups, NEW offers initial financing, typically in the form of convertible loans intended to become investor-ready. This part of the TTT support is delivered by NOM together with several other (private) investors.
CE-line – a young Heerenveen-based startup – is the first to receive funding from the NEW fund (Netherlands Enabling...
Read more...Bolsward’s revolutionary algae production center receives NEW-ttt funding...
Read more...The knowledge partners are jointly exploiting different IP models (patent transfer, licenses and open source) and applying these in concrete cases.
Brilliant research needs protection. Like the intricate fibrous weaving method that Emad al Dhubhani developed for bipolar membranes. A possible revolutionary step in fabricating advanced membranes for energy storage.
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