
Finalists receive their awards at the Baltic Sea Future Congress 2018 in Stockholm, Sweden.
From left: Karina Barquet (SEI), Marc Buttmann (TerraNova Energy), Hans Kjellberg (Carbonext), Mari Heinonen (Ravita), Joris Salden (Aquacare) and Johan Kuylenstierna (SEI).
Watch livestream event: Presenting the innovation challenge finalists
Eco-technologies are human interventions in socio-ecological systems in the form of practices and/or biological, physical, and chemical processes designed to minimize harm to the environment and provide services of value to society.
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Anyone whose innovation fits the eligibility criteria stipulated above as well as in the Fact sheet. This includes innovations, entrepreneurs, municipalities, etc so long as your eco-technologies can be adapted to the Baltic Sea environment. Geographically, you must be currently living in Europe.
The deadline to submit your application is 12th February. We will review applications as they come, so send in yours as soon as possible.
Prize

Application
01 Dec 2017 – 12 Feb 2018: Application period

Shortlist
16 Feb 2018: A shortlist of 5 eco-technologies are selected and announced on our website.

Presentations
8-9 Mar 2018: Shortlisted candidates present their innovations to a group of investors, researchers and public sector actors at the Baltic Sea Future Conference in Stockholm, Sweden.

Commercialization
1 Apr 2018: 1-3 selected winners are announced and they will receive pre-commercial support in the BONUS RETURN project.