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Global power play by Brady

Brady CEO, Gavin LavelleBrady, the Cambridge UK-based risk management software specialist, has secured a new and major international contract in the energy sector.

Enval shares £7.2m angel windfall

Mark-PriskCambridge University spin-out Enval, has won a share of a £7.2m windfall via the Angel CoFund for UK-basedSMEs.

CleanTech cluster in growth venture

Martin Garratt, chief executive of Cambridge CleantechA new CleanTech programme is being launched by Cambridge Cleantech and Future Business in the UK to support the growth of start-up and early stage companies in the dynamic environmental goods and services sector.

Nujira stamps Envelope Tracking dominance

Nujira CEO, Tim HaynesNujira, the Cambridge UK world leader in Envelope Tracking (ET) technology, has reinforced its dominance in the ET IP landscape after filing its 150th patent in the space.

Amantys tech roadmap takes decisive turn

AmantysAmantys, the intelligent power switch company based in Cambridge UK, has launched new technology that delivers real-time power switch performance metrics through the existing control interface.

Hong Kong party to vet Cambridge CleanTech

Martin Garratt. Photograph by Alan Bennett, Media Imaging Solutions.A senior Hong Kong government delegation is in Cambridge on April 30 as part of the UK leg of a European fact-finding clean technology (CleanTech) mission.

Smart energy sensor targets $400m market

Iain GrayCambridge technology design house Sentec and SELEX Galileo, which has UK bases in Luton and Basildon, have won government funding to develop a novel sensor for power substations.

Cambridge shines in solar energy drive

Derek FrayIn less than the time it takes to read this paragraph, the sun will have provided as much energy to Earth as used by all of human civilisation in one day. Yet, despite the huge opportunities solar power affords as a renewable source of energy, it still represents a small fraction of our current capacity to generate power.

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