Dutchlink Startup Evening
From Ideas to Business
An evening of startup stories, hard-earned lessons, and candid conversations with five founders from the Dutchlink community.
Hear firsthand how innovative startups are tackling challenges and creating impact across Energy Transition, Artificial Intelligence, Biotechnology, and Hospitality.
From early-stage hurdles to funding, growth, and scaling, our founders will share the realities of building a business from the ground up — including the wins, setbacks, and insights gained along the way.
Hosted at Greenhouse, Australia’s largest dedicated climate technology hub, this event welcomes anyone interested in innovation, entrepreneurship, technology, and the future of business.
Event Details
📅 Date: 4 Juni 2026
🕔 Time: 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
📍 Location: Greenhouse, Level 3 Salesforce Tower, 180 George St, Sydney NSW 2000
Enjoy drinks and canapés while connecting with founders, innovators, investors, and the broader Dutchlink community.
Tickets
• $25 — Dutchlink Members
• $35 — General Admission
Register now
Participating Startups
RevioLabs (Dirk-Jan ter Horst)
RevioLabs is an AI-driven fintech company focused on automating accounts receivable and customer
communication. Its platform deploys intelligent AI agents that manage payment follow-ups across channels
including email, SMS, WhatsApp and voice, engaging customers in real time and operating 24/7. The
technology enables businesses to improve recovery rates while significantly reducing operational workload and
costs, with reported outcomes of up to 30% higher collections and 90% lower costs.
Batteries on Wheels (Anouk Poelmann)
Batteries on Wheels is an Australian energy-tech startup advancing vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology, enabling
electric vehicles to function as mobile energy assets. By integrating EV batteries into the electricity system, the
company supports grid stability and the integration of renewable energy. The business builds on the Utrecht
V2G car-sharing pilot — one of the first operational V2G services globally — and operates at the intersection of
clean energy, mobility and infrastructure innovation.
Algenie (Nick Hazell)
Algenie is a climate-tech biotechnology company developing scalable algae production systems to create
sustainable alternatives to fossil-based materials. Its technology focuses on converting CO₂ into valuable inputs
for industries such as fuels, plastics and manufacturing. By improving the economics and scalability of algae
production, Algenie is positioning algae as a viable feedstock for the transition to a low-carbon economy.
Good Heat (Bruis van Vlijmen)
Good Heat is a clean energy startup delivering industrial heat as a service through large-scale thermal energy
storage systems powered by renewable electricity. The company develops, finances and operates “heat
battery” projects, enabling industrial customers to access reliable, low-cost, zero-carbon heat without upfront
capital investment. By combining thermal storage with smart energy management, Good Heat provides 24/7
heat supply while reducing exposure to volatile energy prices and carbon emissions.
CinCin Beverages (Frank van den Berg)
CinCin Beverages is a Sydney-based premium canned cocktail brand founded by Frank, Julian and Claudette van
den Berg. The company focuses on high-quality ready-to-drink cocktails designed for convenience without
compromising on taste, with a strong emphasis on hospitality, lifestyle and shared social experiences.
