Routes
EU–UK climate-tech expansion routes
Each route sets out the order of work for one specific move, and links to the official guidance, city benchmarks and named organisations behind it. Nothing here is a promise about eligibility or funding — those depend on your company and the programme's own rules.
Into the UK
Expanding a German climate-tech company into the UK
How a German climate-tech company approaches a UK entry: which UK cities to consider, what the product and entity gates are, and which UK organisations help for free.
Expanding a Dutch climate-tech company into the UK
A practical route for Dutch climate-tech companies entering the UK: target cities, product conformity, UK entity and grant routes, and the UK organisations that help at no cost.
Expanding a French climate-tech company into the UK
What a French climate-tech company needs to line up for a UK entry: conformity marking, a UK entity where funding requires one, target cities and free soft-landing support.
Expanding an Irish climate-tech company into the UK
How Irish climate-tech companies scale into the UK market: city choice beyond London, the entity and funding position, and the Northern Ireland question.
Expanding a Nordic climate-tech company into the UK
A UK entry route for Danish, Swedish, Finnish and Norwegian climate-tech companies: where to land, what the cost step looks like, and which gates come first.
Out of the UK, into the EU
Expanding a UK climate-tech company into Germany
How UK climate-tech companies enter Germany: industrial buyers, language and certification realities, city choice, and EU funding routes.
Expanding a UK climate-tech company into the Netherlands
Why the Netherlands is a common first EU market for UK climate-tech companies, and what to line up: entity and VAT, EU funding routes, testbeds and city choice.
Expanding a UK climate-tech company into France
A route into France for UK climate-tech companies: language and procurement realities, city choice, EU funding access and cross-border tax basics.
Expanding a UK climate-tech company into the Nordics
How UK climate-tech companies enter Denmark and Sweden: pilot-friendly public buyers, high cost bases, city choice and EU funding routes.
Expanding a UK climate-tech company into Spain and Portugal
Iberia as a first EU market for UK climate-tech companies: renewables and grid demand, lower cost bases, city choice and EU funding routes.