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Edinburgh Greentech Futures: GreenHack

  • CodeBase Edinburgh 37a Castle Terrace Edinburgh, Scotland, EH1 2EL United Kingdom (map)
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What is this event?

Join them at the Greentech Hackathon, an event led in partnership with Edinburgh Greentech Futures. No hacking, tech or environmental experience is required, just a curiosity to learn and an interest in coming up with creative solutions to some of the most pressing environmental issues we are facing today.

Join them for a day of working together to create something that could make a difference.

What can I expect?

With help from CodeBase team members and their facilitator, you will be split into teams to solve a problem presented to you at the beginning of the day. Or, if you have a problem of your own you want to solve, you will be placed on their ‘wildcard’ table, to work alongside others to help you solve it.

This is a day of brainstorming and developing tech-based solutions (with no tech experience required), having fun and making connections!

They will provide a light lunch, and time for you to network and meet your fellow hackers.

If you'd like to submit a problem to be worked on by the group, you can fill out the submission form here!

What should I bring?

Please bring along a laptop/mobile device to research and work from.

Who will be there?

The Edinburgh Greentech Futures cohort, comprised of early stage startups and people in the ideation stage. The programme Manager Charlotte Keeley and programme Coordinator Konstantinos Giannoulidis will also be there to facilitate conversations and answer any of your questions.

The Greentech team will also be joined by Rob Green to help facilitate the day. Rob is an experienced product leader with a strong background in B2B SaaS, digital strategy, and innovation. He’s led product vision and strategy at GivePanel and held transformative roles at organisations like Cancer Research UK and Alzheimer’s Society.

With deep expertise in agile delivery, cross-functional collaboration, and user-centred design, Rob brings a thoughtful, impact-driven approach to digital problem-solving. Passionate about servant leadership and making a difference through tech, Rob is excited to support this year’s GreenHack participants as they explore innovative, sustainable solutions.

Where is this taking place?

This session will take place in person at their Edinburgh Hub, 37a Castle Terrace, Edinburgh EH1 2EL on Monday 30th June, 10am - 4pm.

On arrival, you will be directed to the event space for registration and networking before the Hackathon begins.

How do I get there?

They are located a flat four minute walk from Lothian Road, which is served by a large range of bus routes. The nearest stop is outside St Cuthbert’s Church (the first stop at the Princes Street end of Lothian Road). CodeBase Edinburgh is a 15 minute walk from Edinburgh Waverley train station, or a 10 minute walk from the Shandwick Place tram stop.


Taxis can drop off outside their step free Castle Terrace entrance, or car parking is available at the NCP Castle Terrace car park, which is a 5 minute walk away.

Bike racks are available outside, although locking them up here is at your own risk.

What is CodeBase?

CodeBase is a tech incubator, making startups accessible to everyone. Through building culture, community and education, we promote and support tech innovation.

They offer flexible and affordable hotdesking and office space, education programmes delivered by expert industry operators, and an offline and digital community where startup founders and staff can connect and help each other.

They are CodeBase. We believe in startups for everyone and the power of community.

They put diversity and inclusion at the heart of our culture - from their spaces and events, to their education programmes and community. In whatever way you interact with the CodeBase community, they require you to treat everyone with respect, regardless of background or personal beliefs.

Code of Conduct

As part of their mission as ecosystem builders, they want to build an inclusive, supportive and safe space for people to be a part of. To ensure everyone who takes part in all their activities across all their channels behaves in a way conducive to building a safe environment which fosters diversity, equity and inclusion and allows people to build, grow and scale their startups comfortably, we require all their participants to agree to their code of conduct as outlined below.

Please see the full code of conduct on their website: https://www.thisiscodebase.com/code-of-conduct

By registering for this event you agree to adhere to the Code of Conduct.

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