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Arctic Reflections Selected for UK Public Funding to Advance Climate Cooling Innovation
We are proud to announce that Arctic Reflections has been selected as one of the projects funded by the United Kingdom’s Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA) under its groundbreaking...
Into the Cold: Lessons from Our 2025 Field Test in Newfoundland
In early 2025, Arctic Reflections set out for the icy coastlines of Newfoundland, Canada, to conduct our most ambitious field test yet. Designed to push the boundaries of ice-thickening research,...
Now available: Research Summary Report of Svalbard field test 2024
In April 2024 we conducted a field test to verify the impact potential of our ice thickening method. This was the first time this method was tried out in the Arctic in a comprehensive way,...
TWD provides engineering support to thicken the Arctic Sea ice
We are proud to announce a collaboration with TWD, a leading Offshore Method Engineering & Equipment Design company, to help us with our next steps towards our mission to restore Arctic sea ice....
UN Ocean Decade endorses Arctic Reflections
We are pleased to share that Arctic Reflections has been chosen to lead the UN Ocean Decade’s Arctic Sea Ice Restoration Project. This endorsement validates our progress to date. As the lead...
Our field test at Svalbard with UNIS and Delft University
Arrival Mid-April, we arrived in Svalbard, for our field test at the Vallunden lake near Svea, an old coal mine. This is part of our collaboration with UNIS (The University Centre in Svalbard) and...
First field trip to the Arctic
Mid-January, it was finally time to go to the Arctic. Fonger accompanied an expedition organized by Real Ice, a UK initiative with a similar mission as Arctic Reflections, and with the Cambridge...
UNIIQ announces investment in Arctic Reflections
Proof-of-concept fund UNIIQ has invested €350,000 in the Delft-based startup Arctic Reflections. The startup has devised a method to thicken the ice in the Arctic in winter, reducing the rate of...
NOAA 2023 insights and concerns
Arctic Climate Trends In 2023, The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), a United States government agency continued to monitor the Arctic region and unveiled significant findings...
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