The AquaSphere Consortium is proud to announce the 10 innovative start-ups
selected to join the AquaSphere Accelerator Programme 2025 – a key European
initiative empowering sustainable growth and technological innovation in the
Blue Economy.
Chosen from a highly competitive pool of applicants across Europe, these pioneering
companies are developing cutting-edge solutions that address environmental,
industrial, and social challenges linked to ocean sustainability and water
management.
The 10 Selected Start-ups :
Empowering Innovation Across Europe
Throughout the programme, the selected start-ups will benefit from tailored mentoring, business training, and strategic networking designed to strengthen their investment readiness and visibility within the European innovation ecosystem.
This year, the Accelerator offers a rich series of thematic modules that support founders in every stage of their development, including: Co-design as Competitive Advantage, Know Your Clients, Blue Economy Investment Landscape, Go-to-market Strategy, Nanotechnology & Advanced Materials for Water Treatment and Maritime Applications, Project Development and Management in the Blue Economy, and Maximising Impact through Complementary Funding Instruments.
Participants will also take part in a dedicated “How to Pitch” session, where they learn how to clearly communicate their value proposition and attract potential investors. These skills will be put into practice during the programme’s Pitching Day Event, where start-ups will present their solutions to a panel of investors, industry leaders, and innovation hubs shaping the Blue Economy across Europe.
Building a Sustainable Future
The AquaSphere Accelerator supports entrepreneurs driving positive environmental
impact through technology, circular economy principles, and ocean innovation.
We warmly welcome these 10 start-ups to the programme and look forward to
following their journey as they scale sustainable solutions for the future of the Blue
Economy.
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