Turbine Incubator has welcomed 10 local start-ups, including 8 hailing from the Innovation Challenge that was held in 2025. This new step for entrepreneurs will help them to consolidate their projects to put on the market a product or service, or improve the commercial proposals for others.
These young companies will now benefit from a structured and intensive support, spanning over several months, to validate their economic models and accelerate their development.
The incubation remains a key step to support Turbine through a programme suited to each entrepreneur. Turbine has put its expertise, resources, and network at its disposal to help support the maturity of its solutions, refinement of strategy, and help prepare for scaling up.
La Turbine has also put its expertise, resources, and network at its disposal to support the maturation of its solutions, the refinement of its strategy, and the preparation for scaling up.
Among the 10 start ups integration in incubation, some of them hail from the Innovation Challenge, considered an emblematic programme of Turbine, dedicated to the emerging innovative solutions, suited to economic, social, and environmental issues. Their entry into incubation fits into the continuity journey proposed by Turbine, by offering a conducive framework to help implement ideas into viable and sustainable companies.
The General Manager at Turbine, Diane Maigrot, commented: “Through this new incubation cycle, Turbine reaffirms its role as a catalyst within the local entrepreneurial eco-system. By supporting the start-ups in the long term, the incubator aims to support the merging of solid projects, rooted in the local reality, armed with the capability to create value addition, jobs, and contribute positively to the economic development of the island.”
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