Organised and founded by Stephane Theodorides, the MET21 prize was awarded by Gilles Delaruelle, CEO of Courchevel Tourisme.
"The MET21 is the first start-up competition organised by Courchevel on the following themes : Mountain, Ecology and Technology." - Stéphane Théodorides CEO & Founder at M.E.T Courchevel
BeFC had the honor to participate in MET21 in Courchevel on the Inauguration Day of the Club des Sports de Courchevel in their brand new Facilities, as well as present BeFC sustainable and ecological technologies in front of a panel of experts :
- Ines leonarduzzi (Digital for the planet)
- Bertille Toledan (BETC)
- Pascal de THIERSANT (Société Les 3 Vallées France)
- Jean-Yves Pachod (Maire of Courchevel)
- Xavier Court (veepee)
- Cyrielle Hariel (BFM business)
- Camille Rey-Gorrez (Mountain Riders)
- Gregory Trebaol (EasybikeGroup)
Amongst the finalists, many inspiring pitches were delivered, and particularly from ADN SKIS, WE GO GREENR which supports companies in their ecological transition, as well as MOONBIKES and their electric snowbikes. And for the first ever MET21 edition, hosted in the stunning resort of Courchevel, ADN SKIS and Camille Lambert (CEO) won the first place for their project aiming at launching fully recyclable skis. What a better way to reinvent the mountain of tomorrow than in a ski resort with recyclable skis !
BeFC produces electricity using paper and enzymes: it is like a "paper battery". BeFC sustainable and innovative energy solution enables low-power electronics, which we also plan to eco design, and produce, in order to achieve the lowest impact for an electronic platform.
BeFC and Courchevel are already looking forward to the next edition of the MET22 to be held in December 2022. In addition to the start-up competition, MET22 will see the creation of a 3-day forum on new technologies.
Contact us to find out how BeFC paper biofuel cells are a sustainable alternative to batteries, for a wide range of low-power electronic applications.
Contact us to find out how BeFC paper biofuel cells are a sustainable alternative to batteries, for a wide range of low-power electronic applications.