The Tampa Bay Innovation Center recently hosted the region's first climate tech-focused program designed for early-stage tech ventures. Of the 250 startups that applied, eight were selected for the 12-week accelerator. Those companies had an opportunity last week to pitch their ideas to potential investors.
Topics spanned from underwater farming pods to a device that harnesses energy from waves. Kudos to Tampa Bay Innovation Center and the eight companies for tackling this important topic! To read more click here.
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