CleanTech
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Triple triumph as Johnson Matthey technology takes flight
Johnson Matthey has launched an innovative technology – HyCOgenTM – to help enable the conversion of captured carbon dioxide (CO2) and green... Read More
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Refrigerant innovation to keep climate change in check
DataQube in Cambridge and Italian specialist Primaria are collaborating to create novel refrigerant technology to help keep climate change under... Read More
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New facility and extra staff for CleanTech toilet specialist Propelair
Propelair®, the UK designer and manufacturer of the world’s lowest-water-flush toilet, has opened a new manufacturing, assembly and distribution site... Read More
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Deals at the double for Johnson Matthey
Johnson Matthey has shown its resilience via bounceback deals with Chinese and German partners following its recent decision to quit the battery... Read More
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Startup injects some oomph into EV-olution
The evolution of electric vehicles driving global CleanTech advancement has been bolstered by the arrival of Cambridge startup Oomph Ventures.... Read More
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SATAVIA and Etihad sign historic green aviation alliance
Sustainability aviation thought leaders SATAVIA in Cambridge and Etihad Aiways in Abu Dhabi are forming a partnership to reduce the airline’s non-CO2... Read More
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Cambridge GaN Devices founder calls for more net-zero action
Power electronics pioneer Cambridge GaN Devices (CGD) is in the vanguard of an initiative to persuade governments to do more to ensure net-zero... Read More
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Johnson Matthey ‘COPs’ share of glory with world-first electric race car
Johnson Matthey and Envision Virgin Racing unveiled the world’s first electric two-seater Formula race car at COP26. The two-seater showcases new... Read More
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‘Rosie’ start as Arriba delivers energy saving technology
Cambridge University Hospitals is helping the NHS in the fight against climate change with groundbreaking new technology developed by a local... Read More
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Arm chips into the fight to decarbonise compute
Cambridge superchip architect Arm believes the technology at the heart of its ecosystem can lay the foundation for a net-zero emissions future. Its... Read More
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Chancellor commits over £4m for Cambridge electric buses
Cambridge residents will soon be able to ride 30 new zero emission buses set to be rolled out across the city, Chancellor Rishi Sunak revealed in his... Read More
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Cambridge innovator thrills Science Museum visitors
The Science Museum has showcased Xampla, a Cambridge based creator of natural alternatives to single-use plastic, as a key exhibitor in its Future... Read More
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Cambridge climate change pioneer wins £6m investment
Risilience, a Cambridge-based climate change business platform, has clinched a £6 million Series A investment from international investors. The... Read More
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Enval makes history in Mexico’s war on waste
Nestlé Mexico is uniting with UK duo Greenback Recycling Technologies and Cambridge’s Enval to build the first chemical recycling plant in Mexico to... Read More
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Cambridge team creates simulator to accelerate net zero flights
Cambridge University has launched the Aviation Impact Accelerator (AIA) – an international group of experts in aerospace, economics, policy, and... Read More
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Xampla shares £2m UKRI funding to address problems with plastic packaging
UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) has invested almost £2 million in 14 projects - including one in Cambridge from Xampla - to address consumer... Read More
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Turners switches to ultimate CleanTech trailers
The estimated significant fuel savings from running its latest refrigerated trailers with new Thermo King Advancer systems has led to Turners (Soham... Read More
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Nevada pilot for JM and bp sustainable fuels venture
Scientists and engineers from Cambridge-based Johnson Matthey have been awarded the RSC’s 2021 Dalton Division Horizon prize for a collaboration with... Read More
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Waste vegetable oil used to further cut emissions on East Anglia ONE windfarm
ScottishPower Renewables has launched an innovative pilot project to reduce its carbon emissions by using waste vegetable oil to help power crew... Read More
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Xampla’s plant protein substitute signals end of single-use plastics
Cambridge University spin-out Xampla has unveiled a significant advance in commercialisation of a new plant protein substitute for fossil fuel single... Read More