EASME

EASME is a European Union executive agency that supports small and medium-sized enterprises and promotes innovation in Europe. It manages projects in the areas of small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as the environment, energy, and maritime sectors, funded by COSME, LIFE, and EMFF. EASME organizes the European Sustainable Energy Week and serves industries such as environmental management, energy production, and maritime activities.

Past deals in Greenland

Attavik

Grant in 2019
Attavik A/S is an innovative technology company originally founded in Greenland and now based in Denmark. The company addresses the challenges of mobile phone and internet connectivity in rural areas where traditional service is limited or nonexistent. Attavik offers a unique solution that leverages a peer-to-peer mesh network, allowing personal devices to connect over distances of up to 8 kilometers using Super Wi-Fi technology. This enables affordable and reliable mobile and internet connections, facilitating communication through text messages, voice calls, data sharing, and video streaming. The Attavik app enhances user connectivity without the reliance on centralized servers, making it particularly valuable in regions lacking mobile coverage. The technology is protected by U.S. patents, highlighting its innovative approach to improving communication access in underserved areas.

ColdZymes

Grant in 2018
Coldzymes develops enzymes from microorganisms isolated from cold environments from all over the World, e.g. from Greenland, Alaska, Svalbard, Antarctica. Cold-active enzymes from Coldzymes may be used in novel industrial processes that are more - Economic, due to lower consumption of fossil fuel - Efficient, due to increased specific activity of cold-active enzymes - Hygieinic, because food spoilers do not grow at low temperatures Coldzymes’ enzymes are developed in accordance with the Convention on Biological Diversity. Coldzymes is a project under the multi-disciplinary and multi-national initiative Greenland Perspective that brings together researchers, civil society, industry and authorities to explore how Greenland’s human and natural resources can be used to develop new technologies, business opportunities and societal models.
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