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

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

A 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, 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, 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.

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.

Cambridge 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.

In 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.

Solar power pioneer Eight19 has been shortlisted for two more major awards.

Amantys, the Cambridge-based intelligent power switch company, has stepped up its business development effort with a key hire.

A Cambridge CleanTech startup is seeking seven-digit Series A funding for innovative technology that promises to revolutionise the intelligent building – smart home – market.

Cambridge UK technology company Nujira and Huawei, which has operations in Ipswich, are in the first wave of thought leaders in a new alliance driving energy efficient transmission through Envelope Tracking (ET).

Beanstalk, the boutique corporate finance adviser in Cambridge, has helped building energy efficiency software company Sefaira secure the largest series A funding round in the CleanTech sector in the UK for over two years – raising $10.8m.

“Over time a location will decline if it fails to build capabilities in major new technologies,” according to Professor Michael Porter of Harvard Business School, otherwise known as the international guru on clusters.

A Cambridge CleanTech company still in stealth mode is going back to the future to create the ‘Internet of Plugged Things.’

Cambridge entrepreneur Peter Dawe is relaunching his ethical investment vehicle, Cambridgeshire Provident Society, with a higher interest rate and a broader remit, as he seeks to build long-term trust among often nervous investors.