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Eligibility form due January 15, invitational application due January 23, 2026 — both dates have passed as of today (2026-04-16).
Halcyon Climate Fellowship Program is a grant from Halcyon Incubator that funds early-stage for-profit founders building scalable climate adaptation and resilience solutions globally. The program covers areas including renewable energy systems, adaptive infrastructure, climate intelligence, climate-smart agriculture, water technology, blue economy, and financial resilience to climate shocks.
Fellows receive a $6,000 equity-free stipend, $10,000 in AWS credits, workspace, expert workshops on product-market fit and capital strategy, and access to Halcyon's global community of 600+ founders. Applicants must be founders with a working MVP, early commercial validation, and fluency in English.
The program selects 10 ventures per cohort and runs through a hybrid virtual and in-person residency format in Washington, DC and Los Angeles.
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Global Climate Fellowship (2026) | Halcyon Solutions addressing climate adaptation and resilience , including but not limited to : Renewable and resilient energy systems and storage Adaptive infrastructure and green building technologies Climate intelligence and early-warning systems Climate-smart agriculture and food systems WaterTech (water security, resilient water systems, and more) Blue economy and coastal resilience Financial resilience to climate shocks (including, but not limited to, climate insurance) $10K in Amazon Web Services, Inc. (AWS) credits $6K equity-free stipend per venture Workshops with experts in product-market fit, capital strategy, and leadership Networking with investors and varied stakeholders in climate in Washington, DC and Los Angeles, CA Access to Halcyon’s global community of 600+ founders Continued benefits after your program—see our Alumni page for more Program Structure & Timeline The final cohort is selected from 10 ventures across the globe.
The program is delivered in a hybrid modality through a virtual kickoff meeting, two one-week, in-person residencies in the US, and four additional virtual programming days. Founders receive training in Halcyon’s methodology on product-market fit, capital strategy, and leadership, as well as access to critical resources and connections to accelerate their ventures.
December 8th, 2025: Application window opens January 20th, 2026: Last chance to submit your eligibility application to be considered for this application window!
Halcyon team begins reviewing eligibility applications Mid-January, 2026: Halcyon team sends out invitational applications to select candidates on a rolling basis January 23rd, 2026: Invitational application deadline February 24-25th 2026: Virtual pitch days for finalists March 6th, 2026: Selected founders notified April 7th, 2026: Virtual Program Kickoff April 24th-May 1st, 2026: Residency Week #1 in Washington, DC May 20th 2026: Virtual Meeting #2 June 17th, 2026: Virtual Meeting #3 July 8th, 2026: Virtual Meeting #4 August 12th, 2026: Virtual Meeting #5 September 11th-September 18th, 2026: Residency Week #2 in Los Angeles, CA We’re looking for for-profit startups building scalable solutions tackling pressing climate adaptation and resilience challenges across the globe.
Stage : Must have a working Minimum Viable Product (MVP) and a realistic potential to scale. Applicants must demonstrate early user feedback or evidence of early commercial validation, such as pilots, LOIs, or revenue. May apply with up to one Co-Founder.
Applicant must be the CEO or hold primary decision-making power. Must be fluent in English (programming will be in English). Must be at least 21 years of age by the start of the program.
Program Engagement : Applicant(s) must commit to participating in all residencies, program activities, events, and in-person and virtual sessions. Impact : Must be developing a product and venture which contributes towards one or more of the UN’s 17 SDGs. In addition, Halcyon scores each application based on four criteria: 1) Impact, 2) Scalability, 3) Innovation, and 4) Talent.
For more on our eligibility criteria, visit our Applicants page . It’s now easier than ever to apply to Halcyon with our eligibility form . Fill out this eligibility form before January 15th, 2026 to be considered for our 2026 Global Climate Fellowship.
If your eligibility application meets our criteria and is a fit for the program, you’ll be invited to complete a second-round, invitational application. Interested in Halcyon, but not the right fit for our Global Climate Fellowship? Submit your eligibility form today, and our team will contact you when a fellowship opens that aligns with your venture.
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Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Early-stage founders, entrepreneurs addressing climate mitigation, adaptation, and resilience. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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