Barclays and Sustainable Ventures launch climate tech start-up accelerator programme

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Over 80 climate tech start-ups across the UK have already applied to the newly-launched accelerator programme

Banking giant Barclays and climate tech investor Sustainable Ventures have joined forces to launch a new National Climate Tech Accelerator (NCTA) designed to "rapidly scale" up high-potential climate tech...

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