Thursday 26 March 2026 4:30pm to 8:00pm
About
Register your interest
We warmly invite you to register your interest in attending this event - a valuable opportunity to connect with leaders and innovators shaping the clean energy transition.
Organised by CISL in partnership with the TERA-Award programme, the event will explore the UK’s position as a global leader in clean energy innovation and technology. You’ll hear directly from the previous TERA-Award winner, engage with a dynamic panel discussion on the challenges and opportunities of scaling deep tech ventures , and examine how the TERA-Award helps bridge the valley of death through strategic investments, real-world application scenarios, and access to a global ecosystem of top-tier investors, industry experts, and enterprises.
Why You Should Be There?
- The $1M Prize Opportunity: Get the inside track on the 5th TERA-Award and how to pitch for the USD $1 million grand prize.
- Beyond Series A: Join a high-level panel discussion on the ‘Valley of Death—how to secure the growth capital needed to scale complex deep-tech.
- The Winner’s Playbook: Hear directly from a previous TERA Award winner on what it takes to win and how the prize has accelerated their journey.
- Networking with the UK’s most active climate-tech investors, policymakers, and industry experts.
Who Should Attend?
We are looking for breakthroughs in the sectors that matter most:
- AI × Energy
- Next Generation Energy
- Green Fuels & Hydrogen Energy
- Energy Storage & Conversion
- Energy Saving & Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS)
- Smart Energy Systems. Whether you are an energy & climate‑tech startups, research teams, university spin‑offs, and deep‑tech innovators, or early‑ or growth‑stage companies with deployable technologies, you will find the insights, capital connections, and global platform needed to scale.
About TERA-Award
The TERA-Award is a premier global innovation competition dedicated to identifying and scaling the next generation of breakthrough energy technologies. More than just a contest, it is a global launchpad for climate-tech pioneers.