During the annual conres of the KNW (Royal Dutch Waternetwork), which was held at the 30th of November in Baarn, the winner of the 7th Waternetwork thesis prize for young professionals was announced. The winners are Sid Vollebregt and Reinoud Feenstra...
At the business section under the sustainable section an article was written about the cleantech startup in the water sector: Elemental Water Makers. The full article can be read here
The Climate-KIC Incubation Programme supports entrepreneurs to develop their clean tech venture in three stages. The duration of our suppport is 3-6 months for each of the stages, depending on the development path of the startup.Start-ups pitched for the Dutch...
Jeroen Beerens, student of the Master Sustainable Proces and Energy Technology at the University of Technology in Delft, has succesfully finished his internship at Elemental Water Makers. He was occupied with the technological development of a crucial...
YES!Delft is the high tech entrepreneurs center with a clear mission: Building tomorrow’s leading firms: that is what YES!Delft is all about. We believe in the power of innovation and the importance of enterprises in the Netherlands. By providing knowledge, offering facilities...
The solution of elemental water makers was awarded with one of the three green talent awards by Imtech. The competition was set-up as follows.What is the competition about?It is an idea competition. We want to foster and reward smart, original and innovative...
The Climate-KIC Incubation Programme supports entrepreneurs to develop their clean tech venture in three stages. Elemental Water Makers has been allowed into stage 1.Stage 1 - Help entrepreneurs translate inventions into business plans.Open to motivated entrepreneurs with an innovative...
The University Fund Delft and Cofely (a GDF SUEZ company) want to encourage students to think about innovative solutions for reducing energy consumption. Therefore Cofely presents together with the University Fund Delft the Energy Efficiency awards.All entries were judged...
