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Accelerator programme in Iceland, Denmark and 3 more: Ocean Accelerator Programme, closes 11 Feb 2027

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This call is open to startups and small and medium-sized businesses, at prototype and pilot stage, seed stage and Series A. Funding is an accelerator programme. Coverage is read from the notice itself: Iceland, Denmark and Finland and 2 others.

Summary

An intensive 1-week cross-border growth programme for ocean economy startups and SMEs with validated solutions, combining online and onsite sessions in Helsinki. The programme supports companies across maritime, aquaculture, ocean energy, blue bioeconomy, marine technology and ocean digitalisation sectors.

Summary by Raise Lens from the official notice · 29 Oct 2026Accurate?

About this grant

An annual 1-week intensive cross-border growth programme for ocean economy startups and SMEs with validated solutions, combining online and onsite sessions in Helsinki, Finland. Run by A'Pelago and ÅKP with partners including Iceland Ocean Cluster, Danish Ocean Cluster and Nordinnova, co-funded by Nordic Innovation.

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Frequently asked questions

When is the Accelerator programme in Iceland, Denmark and 3 more: Ocean Accelerator Programme, closes 11 Feb 2027 deadline?
Applications close 11 Feb 2027.
Who can apply for Accelerator programme in Iceland, Denmark and 3 more: Ocean Accelerator Programme, closes 11 Feb 2027?
Eligibility covers organisations in IS, DK, FI, SE, NO; startup, sme. The full eligibility conditions are part of the Pro detail.

About this sector

Ocean and blue economy funding covers marine conservation, sustainable fisheries, aquaculture, coastal resilience and ocean technology. Support comes from public research bodies, development finance and ocean-focused foundations. Calls often favour projects that involve coastal communities and that can be monitored at sea.