Versatile Plug & Play spaces for fast, flexible innovation
At High Tech Campus Eindhoven, we offer a fully-supported environment for innovative businesses seeking technical spaces for research, development, and production. With advanced utilities, logistics facilities, and flexible infrastructure, we can accommodate a wide range of needs, from chemical and electrotechnical laboratories to cleanrooms, industrial halls, and Experience Centers for demonstrations or customer engagement. Our spaces also support small-scale and pilot production, providing the flexibility to test, refine, and scale your operations efficiently. We continuously adapt to meet the evolving demands of the market, ensuring our technical spaces align with current industry needs and future innovations. Our Business Development Team is here to collaborate with you every step of the way—whether by matching your needs with available space on Campus or by guiding you through the development of tailor-made facilities on the smartest square kilometer of Europe. At High Tech Campus Eindhoven, we go beyond offering space—we invest alongside our tenants. Whether it’s the realization of a technical building, specialized fit-out, advanced installation techniques, or the creation of cleanrooms or laboratories, we are prepared to co-invest under the condition that these facilities can be used by future tenants as well. This collaborative approach significantly reduces the need for large upfront investments, enabling companies to scale more efficiently and focus their resources where it matters most: innovation and growth.
High Tech Campus Eindhoven can facilitate organizations with activities up to environmental permit category 4.2. HTCE therefore has one permit. CVM is the permit holder and manages this permit. By issuing partial permits to residents on HTCE, CVM transfers responsibilities from the environmental permit to the organizations. CVM also conducts periodic audits to ensure compliance with these partial permits.
Guidance and advice from High Tech Campus Site Management team during the application process, including translating requirements into solutions. Granting a sub-permit or amending the sub-permit can be done quickly.
A chemical warehouse enables delivery of small quantities within 24 hours through the Chemical and Utility Centre. All orders are tracked and registered under the permit. The Campus is equipped with its own chemical center. At the Chemical Center, all hazardous materials are stored, registered and transported to and collected from the buildings .Currently in stock are ~8,000 different chemicals.
High Tech Campus offers a closed distribution grid to supply all buildings and residents with sufficient electricity. Taylor made solutions are possible on this grid, if required.
The chemical island also provides for the delivery of industrial supplies. The following industrial supplies are delivered to the buildings on Campus through the campus infrastructure
