Monday, March 22, 2010
 

Cleantech

New technology to redirect 'wasted energy' to cut carbon

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ConservatoryA Cambridge firm is using new technology to counter chronic energy inefficiency in UK homes and conservatories. It is bidding to redirect ‘wasted' energy to areas where it can slash householders' carbon footprints.

 

'Clean & Cool' trio wow Silicon Valley

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Isentropic believes its technology could revolutionise the economics of wind powerThe Cambridge cleantech cluster could have a new global star among its number if start-up Isentropic is able to convert its claims of having developed a new method for large scale energy storage into a commercial reality.

   

Injecting medical devices with a bit of cleantech

News - Cleantech

Cambridge Consultants' new Syreen syringe conceptCambridge Consultants has launched a new ‘green’ pre-filled syringe concept called 'Syreen'.

   

Suffolk company launches into American market

News - Cleantech

Suffolk-based Consense has launched into the American market with a community outreach project for global renewable energy developer, Mainstream Renewable Power.

   

£5.5 million kick-start as the East of England underpins a low carbon future

News - Cleantech

Richard Ellis, chairman of EEDAA multi-million pound funding coup has put the ‘eco’ into the economy of the East of England.

   

Enval expands facilities

News - Cleantech

Recycling technology born out of Cambridge is hoping to fulfil its ambition in the shape of a new Luton showcase facility.

   

Plextek spins out cleantech venture

News - Cleantech

Street lighting imageCambridge electronics design house, Plextek has spun out Telensa, a new wireless technology venture that aims to make street lighting more energy efficient.

   

Cleantech start-up raises further £2.5m

News - Cleantech

Enecsys, a cleantech spin-out from Cambridge University has received investment of £2.5m from global renewable energy investor, Good Energies as it prepares for the launch of its first product.

   

Peterborough to defy Copenhagen disappointment

News - Cleantech

An event in Peterborough this month will create new business opportunities for local companies that are developing new technologies to improve energy efficiency.

   

Sagentia LED shines

News - Cleantech

Sagentia has created a new surgical lighting platformCambridge-based Sagentia has just won the LED Lighting Application category at the Elektra 09 European Electronics Industry Awards for demonstrating how a Light Emitting Diode technology can be used to improve efficiency, cost and usage in a lighting application.

   

Ceravision a world leader with new lighting technology

News - Cleantech

There’s no enigma about a Bletchley Park company that is leading the world in High Efficiency Plasma (HEP) lighting technology.

   

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