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Today the City of Summerside announced that Aspin Kemp & Associates of Montague, Prince Edward Island has been awarded the three contracts to build Summerside Sunbank Solar and Battery Utility System valued at over $55 million.

Cambond is pleased to announce that it has received a Notice of Allowance from the EU Patent Office for one of its core technology patents.

Taylor Wessing have advised Artificial Intelligence (AI) company Peak on its Series C funding, which raised $75 million

James Macnaghten and Guy Winstanley talk to Martin Friel about their idea for storing heat generated by offshore wind.

How to cool your home in a warming world: Cambridge Cleantech member Airex is offering a sustainable solution to a growing problem.

Kao Data, the specialist developer and operator of advanced, carrier neutral data centres for high performance colocation, has today announced it has taken a further step towards its Net Zero ambitions by becoming the UK’s first data centre to transition all backup generators at its Harlow campus to HVO (hydrotreated vegetable oil) fuel.

New full-fibre network to link Cambridge research institutions and enterprises to key sites in the UK, across Europe, and globally.

Smart energy company Piclo is the first company to be backed by the Clean Growth Fund, the venture capital fund established in May 2020 to invest in the UK’s most promising cleantech companies.

Cranfield University and EGB Engineering UK have been successful in securing co-funding from the UK’s innovation agency, Innovate UK, for industrial research into low-carbon renewable heating and cooling systems to decarbonise buildings.