The Green 100 Invest. Impact. Increase

May 14th 2025, Aula der Wissenschaften, Vienna

Austria's biggest Green Finance Festival

The Green 100 is a unique format hosted by the Climate and Energy Fund, where green financing and investment solutions are presented at the Green Finance Fair and green ventures and projects are connected with relevant investors in the Matchmaking.

The one-day festival is entirely dedicated to the topic of Green Finance – we aim to mobilize private capital for green projects and raising general awareness for business- and investment-opportunities within the Green Transition.

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We are looking for

  • Exhibitors for the Green Finance Fair (submission deadline February 16th 2025, 12 pm)
  • Green ventures and projects for the Matchmaking (submission deadline February 16th 2025, 12pm)
  • Investors for the Matchmaking

The Green 100 2024 Recap

+600
Participants
33
Exhibitors at the Green Finance Fair
53
Green ventures and projects in the Matchmaking
36
Investors from Central and Eastern Europe (CEE)
120
Tailored Matches in the Matchmaking
30
Million € in the matchmaking "game"

Exhibitors 2024

In 2024 the Green Finance Fair offered wide variations of green finance solutions.

Financial services provider, platforms and intermediaries showcased how to finance and accelerate the bankability of green projects.

Portrait of Bernd Vogl, CEO of the Climate and Energy Fund
Supporting projects and companies in their search for capital and financing is a key component on the road to climate neutrality. However, ‚The Green 100‘ also aims to offer exciting insights into the topic of green finance to the interested public. Our aim is to implement more green projects and thereby reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Bernd Vogl
CEO of the Climate and Energy Fund

Investors 2024

These were this years investors (financial service providers, Venture Capitals, Business Angels, Crowdinvesting etc.) participating in the Matchmaking.

Disclaimer

The Climate and Energy Fund would like to point out that the offers made by exhibitors at “The Green 100” trade fair were not examined and selected on the basis of their economic, technical or other risks, but rather according to aspects of climate relevance. Financing and companies can also fail, which in the worst case can lead to the loss of the entire investment amount.