List: 107 Technology Accelerators for Sustainability, Green IT and Climate Tech Startups

Here are accelerators 91 to 100.

91. Tencent CarbonX Program 2.0: The program seeks to fund startups and early stage technologies. The 2.0 program is accepting applications through May 2025.

92. The Company Lab: This is an accelerator in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Key focus areas include sustainable mobility. The organization hosted Co.Mobility Summit in May 2024. A kick-off event, hosted in 2023, attracted such keynote speakers as AOL founder Steve Case. CO.LAB and gener8tor in September 2024 selected five startups for the second Sustainable Mobility Accelerator cohort. Each startup will get an initial $20,000 investment with potential for an additional funding of $100,000 and pilot programs tailored to Chattanooga’s technology ecosystem. The cohort includes:

• Motoring Labs of Indianapolis, Indiana;
• SensFlo of LaJolla, California;
• WEAV3D of Norcross, Georgia;
• RueData of Mexico City, Mexico; and
• Moduly of Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

Update September 2025: The company Lab announced its latest Sustainable Mobility Accelerator cohort in September 2025. The six-week program is "designed to propel startups shaping the future-forward movement of goods, people, energy, and data." The Fall 2025 cohort includes:

• Atlas Traffic Technologies: A developer of smart city command center technologies (founded by Nick Borrego);
• Derapi: Offers one cloud-based API for distributed energy resources (Thomas Lee);
• Qubit Engineering: A grid management technology specialist (Marouane Salhi);
• ShipItPro: A SaaS-based logistics specialist(Wesley Montague); and
• Zeus Robotics: Developer of a general purpose robot for the healthcare sector (Vivek Thankachan).

93. TomorrowLab Startup Program: Tata Steel, IIT Bhubaneswar Research & Entrepreneurship Park (IIT BBSR REP) and India Accelerator (IA) partnered in August 2025 to launch the TomorrowLAB Accelerator Programme. The six-month program, set to launch in September 2025, aims to support high-potential startups, Machine Maker reported.

94. TotalEnergies On accelerator program: This accelerator program supports start-ups "developing innovative solutions in the electricity and renewable energy sectors."

95. Toyota Open Labs: The organization nurtures sustainability startups across five market segments -- energy, circular economy, carbon neutrality, smart communities and mobility for all.

96. TRUK Accelerator: Organized by NEOHUB AND Oxentia, the TRUK accelerator in mid-2025 graduated its first cohort of startups focused on climate tech, circular economy, carbon management, sustainable logistics, and green materials.

97. United Nations Accelerator: The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Europe and Central Asia has launched the BOOST x CEF: Green Urban Tech open call. The call "seeks solutions that can turn real-time data into greener decisions, engage residents in sustainable lifestyles, and help build urban systems that are more resilient to climate and other risks," UNDP reported.  Program participants can compete for up to US$30,000 in funding to adapt, pilot, or implement solutions in 2026.

98. University of Washington Climate Tech Incubator: Driven by the university's CoMotion Labs, six startups participated in the inaugural incubator in mid-2025.

99. Unreasonable Food: Launched by Mars and Unreasonable Group, the Unreasonable Food accelerator supports startups that focus on four business areas: Shaping the Future of Food, Improving Farmer Livelihood, Transforming Food Supply Chains and Reimagining Sustainable Packaging. The Year 1 Cohort, announced in April 2024, included 15 startups.

100. Venture For ClimateTech: The organization in January 2024 opened applications for its fourth cohort. ClimateTech startups can apply to join the accelerator here. Venture For ClimateTech provides cohort teams with up to $50,000 in non-dilutive funding, along with one-on-one mentoring, access to investors, and educational programming to prepare early-stage companies for first customers, pilot runs, and investment, the organization said.

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