Source named in the Norrsken100 and The Green Times 100

From the greenhouse to Times Square

This October, Source was recognized twice for the impact of its work in greenhouse food production. We were selected for the 2026 Norrsken100, Norrsken's annual selection of the world's most promising early-stage impact companies. We were also named one of The Green Times' Ones to Watch, a list of the climate tech companies shaping the future of the Benelux.

Both lists look for the same thing: companies where impact is the core of the business, not a side effect. For us, that impact starts in the greenhouse.

The Norrsken100: 100 ways to fix the future

The Norrsken100 is the Norrsken Foundation's annual selection of early-stage impact companies solving global challenges at scale. This year's list was built from over 1,400 nominations, sourced by 80 of the world's leading early-stage venture capital funds. One hundred companies made the cut.

Source is one of six Dutch companies on the list, alongside Overstory, Farmless, Ore Energy, RIFT and Cradle. It's a strong signal of what's being built in the Netherlands right now, from Delft and Eindhoven to Wageningen and Amsterdam.

To launch the list, Norrsken took it to New York: the 2026 Norrsken100 went live on the Nasdaq Tower in Times Square, with the Source logo among the companies featured under the line "100 ways to fix the future."

The Green Times: Ones to Watch

Closer to home, Source has been named one of The Green Times' Ones to Watch: the climate tech companies shaping the future of the Benelux, selected with Climate Tech Connect and an independent jury. The list looks for a clear climate thesis, scalable impact and active participation in the climate ecosystem. We're nominated in the Food & Agriculture category.

The public vote is now open. The most-voted companies go to the jury, which picks four finalists. The finalists will be revealed on stage at the Climate Tech Summit in Antwerp on November 10, 2026, and featured in a documentary-style video series by The Green Times.

If you'd like to support us, you can vote for Source here.

Why it matters

Greenhouses grow a large share of the world's fresh tomatoes, peppers and cucumbers. Every decision a grower makes, from irrigation to climate to harvest planning, affects how much food comes out and how much energy, water and labor goes in.

Source builds AI software that helps growers make those decisions with more confidence: forecasting harvests weeks ahead, advising on cultivation strategy and, increasingly, steering the greenhouse autonomously. Better decisions mean more food grown with fewer resources, and more reliable supply for the retailers and consumers who depend on it.

Recognition like this matters because it puts agriculture where it belongs: in the conversation about the technologies that will shape a sustainable future.

Thank you

These lists belong to our team, who build this every day, and to the growers who build it with us. Thank you to Norrsken, The Green Times and Climate Tech Connect for the recognition, and congratulations to every company named alongside us.

Want to see what we're building? Get in touch with our team.