Juicy has been selected for the Tech Nation Climate 2026 Programme

Tech Nation's Climate programme brings together companies working on some of the most pressing challenges of our time, from industrial decarbonisation and food systems to nature restoration and clean energy. Being selected is a recognition that what we're building at Juicy matters — and that home battery storage has a real role to play in the transition to a cleaner, more resilient energy system.

Over the next four months, we'll be working alongside the cohort to access leading investors, policymakers and corporate partners, as well as tailored support from entrepreneurs and specialists who've been through the journey of scaling a climate business. We'll also become part of a community of over 165 climate innovators — people building the technologies the world genuinely needs.

We're in great company. The 2026 cohort includes companies generating clean electricity from soil, capturing carbon permanently from the atmosphere, replacing single-use plastics with plant proteins, and converting waste into energy. Every one of them is tackling a piece of the same puzzle.

At Juicy, our piece is energy storage. The UK has a timing problem: renewable energy is generated when demand is low and needed when generation drops. Batteries solve that, home by home, business by business. Being part of this cohort is a reminder of why that matters and how much further we all have to go.

Congratulations to every company selected this year. Exciting times ahead.

The Tech Nation Climate 2026 cohort:

Allye Energy, Aquanzo, Bactery, Biozeroc, Epoch Biodesign, Finmile, Fornax, H2CHP, JUICY, Kavaken, Modern Synthesis, Natural Building Systems, NetZeroNitrogen, Odqa, Origen Carbon, Porpoise Power, Pyri, Rensair, Sorted, Tewke, Treeconomy, Vertus Energy, Vuala, WASE, Xampla.

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