Deadline: 31-Jan-23
EnergyLab’s is inviting applications for its Scaleup Program to help the most innovative startups and energy companies work together to roll out technology that will help decarbonise the energy sector.
During this virtual program, founders will be provided with the connections and exposure they need to unlock their next wave of growth.
EnergyLab’s Scaleup Program is focused on the technology that will help their energy company partners solve their challenges. If you’re unsure if you’re a good fit for this program,
Program structure
- EnergyLab’s Scaleup Program is structured over three two-week modules. Currently scheduled to run between May and September in 2023, the final timeline will be confirmed soon.
- Partnerships Module
- 2023 Date TBC
- You’ll start the program by getting to know the other participants, spending time with energy companies and discussing strategies for building successful partnerships.
- Investor Module
- 2023 Date TBC
- In the Investor Module, you will have the chance to pitch to active energy sector investors and receive feedback on your presentation and plans. You may also have follow up meetings with select investors for more detailed discussions.
- Graduation Module
- 2023 Date TBC
- To cap off the program, they’ll arrange a public showcase event to give you further exposure to energy companies, investors and the broader EnergyLab community.
- Partnerships Module
Program Benefits
- Introductions to industry decision-makers: You’ll meet some of Australia and New Zealand’s most innovative energy companies.
- Exposure to active energy sector investors: You will receive feedback from investors with the most expertise in scaling up clean energy startups.
- Peer-to-peer learning: The program attracts the most talented clean energy entrepreneurs in the world and they’ll help you learn from each other.
- Mentorship from energy sector entrepreneurs: You’ll get to spend time with the founders of Australia’s most successful energy startups.
- Extensive public exposure: They’ll run a showcase event and use their social media channels to give you a platform to promote your business.
- Expand to the Australian and New Zealand: If you’re an overseas startup, they will help you develop Australian and New Zealand knowledge and networks.
- Access to EnergyLab’s mentor network: You will be able to request introductions to EnergyLab’s extensive mentor network.
- A dedicated support team: You will touch base with EnergyLab regularly to discuss how they can further support you.
- Ongoing assistance: Upon graduation, you will join their alumni network of the most successful and impactful clean energy founders.
Duration: The 2023 intake of EnergyLab’s Scaleup Program is currently scheduled to run from May to September 2023, the final timeline will be confirmed soon.
What they are looking for?
- Startups with strong leadership, relevant technology, existing pilot or paid customers and potential for scale.
- Strong leadership – Your CEO is committed to participating in the program. Your team will take full advantage of the program and treat everyone respectfully.
- Relevant technology – You’re commercialising technology that is relevant to their partners and has been proven with at least one happy, paying customer.
- Potential for scale – You have a proven business model that will enable your startup to grow rapidly and are targeting a large market that needs your solution.
Eligibility Criteria
- The program will be delivered 100% online, you can participate in the program from anywhere in the world. However, you will need to regularly attend virtual meetings and events, which will likely be held around 3pm to 6pm Sydney time.
- Your business can be registered anywhere in the world. If you’re not an Australian or New Zealand company, their only requirement is that you’re serious about exploring the Australian or New Zealand markets.
- The program is virtual, but they have offices in Sydney and Melbourne should you want to use them and they’ll organise in-person events in cities where there are enough participants.
For more information, visit EnergyLab.