Facilitating sustainable entrepreneurship and shortening the route to market for clean technology solutions is Snowball’s mission. Through our Cleantech Accelerator, we contribute to …
In August, we welcomed the eager young minds from TAJO to Snowball! TAJO offers 10 to 14-year-olds the chance to explore professions and …
At Snowball, sustainability isn’t just a buzzword. We believe that every small step counts when it comes to sustainability. That’s why we’ve implemented …
On June 4th, our cleantech community came together to make a difference on Global Running Day. Our Residents joined forces to support vzw …
We just had another successful edition of our inspiratiecafé. This time, we explored the dynamic world of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance). ESG …
On March 29th, Snowball teamed up with Mooimakers for another fantastic spring clean-up event at the Evolis Business Park. We invited our residents …
That’s a wrap on our first Inspiratiecafé of the year! On March 8th, we celebrated International Women’s Day with an inspiring breakfast session …
Drie goedgekeurde projecten en een eerste volwaardige sponsor. Het Klimaatfonds Leiedal heeft een succesvol eerste half jaar achter de rug. Het fonds werd …
Today we celebrate Earth Day. Did you know that 71% of the Earth’s surface is covered in water? Salt water accounts for 97.5%, meaning only 2.5% is fresh water. No wonder we feel the effects of climate change first via our fresh water supply. So let’s make every drop count. Snowball is determined to support initiatives – such as STARTS4Water – that raise the issue and look for ways to improve the way we use our water.
Today marks the 1-year anniversary of our first public event. Looking back on the last 12 months, we are grateful for our accomplishments. We fine-tuned our service offering and opened our food bar Daltons, our on-site gym and terraces. We completed the installation of 50 EV charge points on our parking, welcomed 30+ new residents, 4 team members and a multitude of external experts. We planted 42 trees and over 1000 herbs and plants, produced 140 MWh solar energy and charged over 700 electric vehicles.