The final day of Hringiða will be celebrated on May 5, but Guðlaugur Þór Þórðarson, the Minister of the Environment, will address the guests of the event and other viewers via live streaming.
The start-ups in the accelerator will present their projects that solve related environmental issues to investors and others interested in the circular economy.
The startups that will present their projects:
- Digest
- RVK Tool Library memorabilia
- March Eco
- Orb
- Bambahus
- Resea Energy
- Alor
The event will be streamed from Nauthól from 11:45 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. – Click the cover image to join the stream.
We encourage everyone to listen to the live stream of the event.
The Hringiða accelerator, which is run for the third time this year, is managed by KLAK - Icelandic Startups, which for many years has provided assistance in the development of business ideas and brought together a group of business partners with value creation as a guiding principle. The focus in Hringiða's workshops is the circular economy, where methods are highlighted and new technologies are supported that ensure that resources are kept in the economy.
The owners of KLAK are the University of Iceland, the University of Reykjavík, Origo, the Swedish Confederation of Industry and the Innovation Fund. Hringiða's sponsors are the City of Reykjavík, the Ministry of the Environment, Energy and Climate, Orkuveita Reykjavíkur, Faxaflóahafnir, Terra, Ölgerðin and the Swedish Confederation of Industry. Hringiða's partners are Rannís, Breið vejðurfélag, Evris, Sjávarklassinn, Orkuklassinn and Grænvangur.
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