Applications open: —Promoting growth and sustainability in Colorado’s advanced industries that increase the state's global competitiveness.
Sept. 16-20: —Built by the community for the community, Denver Startup Week is a celebration of everything entrepreneurial in Denver and is the largest free event of its kind.
Oct. 23 (deadline): —The two-year fellowship provides early-stage science entrepreneurs with funding, technical resources, and unparalleled support.
Wednesday, Sept. 4 (deadline): —A product innovation showcase and competition that connects clean technology solutions to the oil and natural gas industry.
Wednesday, Sept. 18 (deadline): —Funding opportunities (max award of $1.5 million) for small businesses to engage in research and development with the potential for commercialization, fostering innovation and technological advancements
Sept 18 and 19: —Grit Ventures and Office Hours are hosting a Startup Showcase for pre-seed and seed-stage startups building solutions in carbon neutrality and the circular economy.
Thursday, Oct. 3 (deadline): —Innovators can receive up to $100,000 for testing, validation, and other needs at participating National Laboratories, facilitating the commercialization of technological breakthroughs.
Wednesday, Oct. 16 (deadline): —Celebrating the cleantech community and honoring the creativity, innovation, and dedication to a cleaner energy future.
Oct. 14-18: —Join us for a live, virtual and free event featuring panels and breakout sessions with the founders and venture capitalists inventing our decarbonized future, plus a powerful VC-Founder Matchup for qualified participants.
Nov. 8 (deadline): —Seeking talented scientists, engineers, inventors and founding entrepreneurs with promising technologies to commercialize.
Monday, Dec. 16 (deadline) —Supports collaborative, community-engaged initiatives to develop and implement scalable solutions to climate-related challenges by translating recent research advancements in climate and Earth system science into practical applications.
