The Gyeonggi Creative Economy Innovation Center (CEO Won-kyung Kim, hereinafter referred to as the Gyeonggi Innovation Center) and Gyeonggi Province announced that they held the '2nd Climate Tech In-Depth Networking' event at the Pangyo Startup Zone on September 12.
This event was designed to help startups selected for the Gyeonggi-do Climate Tech Startup Promotion Project achieve tangible results through in-depth consultations with experts in key areas necessary for corporate growth, such as attracting investment, cooperation with large and medium-sized enterprises, global expansion, and patent strategy.
A total of 16 climate tech startups participated in the event, including Pineco, Dipon, Rebeco E&C, Trashbusters, Trimass, Arame Materials, Green Continue, Mobawheel, GeoH Tech, Withwi, Ace Inventor, Three I Solutions, Epicca, Graphene & G, Rowane, and Davar. These companies shared their technologies and business models and discussed growth strategies through individual meetings with investors, large corporations, and patent experts.
In particular, Rebeco & C explored practical opportunities for collaboration through consultations with NH Investment & Securities, SparkLabs, and On & Up Partners, discussing global market entry strategies and potential follow-up investments. Additionally, several companies received practical advice on technological advancement, patent acquisition strategies, and market entry strategies.
The expert group included Samchully Investment, Spark Lab, D3 Jubilee Partners, Lighthouse Combine Invest (investment), SK Ecoplant, Noroo Paint, Hoban Construction (corporate cooperation), NH Investment & Securities, On & Up Partners (global expansion), and Dodam Patent Law Firm (intellectual property rights), providing customized consulting services to companies.
An official from the Gyeonggi Innovation Center said, “This networking event is significant in that it provides startups with an opportunity to receive practical support not only in terms of technological prowess but also in terms of commercialization,” and added, “We plan to continue supporting promising companies in the climate tech field to effectively connect with investors, large corporations, and the global market.”
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