Deadline: 20-Mar-22
Applications are now open for the Net Zero Accelerator (NZA) annual 7-month program to guide, pilot, and promote technologies that help make zero-carbon, zero energy, zero water, and zero waste buildings a reality for the region.
Focus Areas
- Waste (reduction, recycling, upcycling…)
- Water (conservation, treatment, capture, monitoring, reuse…)
- Energy (efficiency, generation, storage…)
- Carbon (sequestration, reduction, reuse/integration, drawdown….)
- Related (such as infrastructure, landscaping, indoor air quality, clean construction, and more…)
Aim
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And it’s not your typical accelerator. With the “NZA” They aim to rapidly drive measurable adoption of net zero solutions by:
- Building awareness of economically viable innovations
- Bridging the gap between policy and technology for both the commercial and affordable housing sectors
- And getting tech to market through onsite pilots with committed green building leaders
Program Details
- Green building experts counsel and coach the pilot-ready companies on strategy, fit and viability. Cohort members receive low-cost, focused acceleration to streamline and de-risk adoption with a curriculum that is customized to their needs and best leverages the expertise of 30+ Advisors.
- 7-month program
- 15 pilot- and market-ready solutions
- 20+ committed pilot partners / sites
- 30+ expert partners & advisors
- 100K+ relevant media impressions
Technology Focus Areas
- All early-stage companies with building technologies that support a net positive future are welcome to apply.
- Relevant sectors include: PropTech, BuildingTech, UrbanTech, and even AgTech.
- While not limited to these alone, they of course focused chiefly on solutions that will move a person, building, community, an entire city, even the big green world toward net-zero carbon, energy, water, and waste … and beyond, as ultimately they aiming for net positive across the board.
For more information, visit Net Zero Accelerator Grants.
For more information, visit https://www.netzeroaccelerator.org/nza