- 70% of the world's fresh water is used for agriculture while ocean dead zones are increasing due to nitrogen and phosphorous runoff - By 2050 there will be 9 billion people and less available farmland - The solution is to merge nature with technology through a hydroponic system that uses LED lights, fertilizers, sensors, and a recirculation pump to consume up to 98% less water while allowing for year-round production and higher quality, more nutritious crops without the need for pesticides - The company seeks help from investors, advisors, and collaboration opportunities to expand their impact beyond Nordic countries and support climate-resilient hydroponic solutions in Kenya.

2. • 70% of the worlds fresh water consumption is
linked to agricultulture
• Ocean dead zones: Nitrogen and
Phosphorous build-ups in the oceans
• 9 Billion people and less farm land (Year 2050)
The problem

3. The solution
- Merging nature with technology

4. How it works
• Led lights
• Fertilizers
• Recirculation pump
• Sensors

5. • Up to 98% Less water consumption
• Year around production
• Higher quality and nutrition levels
• No pesticides
Advantages

6. Our team
Johan Bogeberg
Technology
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Silje Andersen
Communication
Christian Drabløs
LED light expert
Olga Popovic
Civil Agronomist
Jonathan Vilkander
Operations
Jonas Tesfu
Retail & branding
Dirk-Jan van Lubek
Technology

7. Creating impact beyond Nordics
• Collaboration with Hydroponic Kenya in climate
resilient solutions
• Hydroponic Kenya grows different salads, kale,
tomatoes and animal fodder (Without LED lights)
• Knowledge transfer of technology and know how
(Fogponics etc.)

8. We need help with:
• Investors
• Board members and advisors
• Horizon 2020, UN and other opportunities in
Nordics and Africa (Climate funds etc.)
• Collaboration with Universities and public
sector