Mid October, Norselab traveled to The Hague for the much-awaited Global Impact Investing Network’s 2022 Investor Forum, the largest the largest in-person gathering for the global impact ecosystem. On the agenda: Advancing and scaling the impact investing market by bringing all the crucial elements of the world’s impact ecosystem together in one place.

Dealroom published its latest insight report The State of Nordic Impact Startups 2022 at Stockholm Impact Week last week. Norselab had the pleasure of being on a panel led by Dealroom CEO Yoram Wijngaarde to discuss the report with co-panelists Emanuel Andersson from Propel Capital and Pia Erkinheimo from the Finnish Climate Fund.

The “minimum safeguards” ensure that human rights are an integral part of an “environmentallly sustainable” activity under the EU Taxonomy. At Norselab, we welcome the draft report. It provides more clarity on a difficult area of the Taxonomy where there are myriad of different ways to check for compliance.

What’s ahead for sustainable investing? Dark skies are looming over ESG and the USD 2.7 trn sustainable investing world. It’s been the talk of the town these past few months: are so-called “green” or “sustainable” investments not all they’re made up to be?

It all started with a venture studio back in 2015. We specialized in co-founding meaningful industrial tech companies together with several top class founders.

Øystein Tvedt is one of six founders and the CEO of Tau Tech, a tech company rooted in Sunnmøre, Norway. Through in-house developed technology, the company is on a mission to reinvent how we harvest seafood from the seabed.