Cambridge Cleantech is delighted to announce that we are partnering with Choose Paris Region to host the first half of Cleantech Venture Day at the French Embassy on 11^th February 2020, to strengthen international cleantech cooperation between the UK and France.

Lead-Acid Batteries have been indispensable for industrial progress, but at what cost? As the world is looking towards cleaner and greener energy and recycling solutions, we ask: where will the surplus lead go? Is there a better way?

Pitch your ideas to an audience of cleantech investors at Cambridge Cleantech’s highly anticipated pitching and investment event, Cleantech Venture Day, to be held in London on February 11-12th, 2020.

Cleantech Venture Day 2018 Innovator Hydraloop declared one of the top 50 most innovative Dutch tech start-ups and selected to launch at CES 2020 Las Vegas, accompanied by the Dutch Prince.

Oxford City Council and Oxfordshire Greentech held an event for commercial landlords and other interested parties on the new Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) for non-domestic building.

Sustainability driven web developer Chris Butterworth walks us through the steps toward digital sustainability.

Join us for a live webinar on the SCIFI Open Call to learn how smart city innovators can help solve some of the pressing challenges cities face today, and how you can apply, this Friday the 13th September!

Thanks to the efforts of our member Peter Bates, Senior Partner at pjb Associates, all Cambridge Cleantech members will be able to avail a 30% discount for the “Smarter Tomorrow” Event in Liverpool on 23-24 October 2019.

Opportunity for SMEs and start ups to connect with Global Business Inroads (GBI) who are working with one of the India’s leading corporates Quess Corp Limited, to provide engineering services across product and solution deployment.

Associate Founder Member Cambridge Innovation Parks Limited has recently strengthened its Board by the appointment of Professor John French as Director of Sustainability. He is also Executive Director at the Cambridge University’s Institute for Sustainability Leadership, a globally influential organisation, developing leadership and solutions for sustainable economies.

We asked small businesses to tell us how their business helps to solve a sustainable development goal, and what steps they take themselves to become more sustainable, in light of Earth Overshoot Day coming earlier than ever this year.

The annual Cambridge Cleantech Futures 2019 conference which took place on July 10 2019 was a big success with the venue filled to standing room capacity and over 160 attendees.

Meet the speakers for the Cambridge Cleantech annual conference Cleantech Futures 2019. Some of the best minds in innovation and cleantech will be speaking on the day.

In the UK and around the world, this year’s Ashden Award winners are creating greener homes, cities and transport networks, as well as improving health, reducing poverty and inequality and transforming energy infrastructure.

Cambridge Cleantech welcomes the UK government’s commitment to implementing the recommendations of the Committee of Climate Change with the goal of reaching net zero by 2050. We hope this will encourage other nations to follow suit.

We are looking for 10 amazing cleantech startups/SMEs to join us at our annual conference Cleantech Futures for free. All you need to do is to send us a short video/ write-up on what steps you have taken to make your business sustainable.

Here is an opportunity for cleantech SMEs in waste water management and solar sectors to collaborate with Turkish companies in these sectors. Selected companies are visiting the UK from 22-24 May as part of Innovate UK’s Newton Fund programme and looking to discuss potential joint R&D initiatives and knowledge sharing.

The search is on for 20 of the UK’s most inspiring start-ups tackling the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Allia Future Business Centres, experts in start-up business support, has launched The Future 20: a no-fee, no-equity incubator programme offering bespoke business support to 20 ventures that aim to address and solve global and local challenges in an innovative way.

Professor Emeritus Crawford-Brown provides a ‘heads-up’ of opportunities for cleantech companies from the Report to the UK Government by the Committee on Climate Change.

The Bouygues Group runs an annual initiative called “Matching up”, an international co-innovation programme in order to identify and develop sustainable partnerships.  This year, the focus is around Campus Design.  Objective: Co-create the campus of tomorrow.