Energy for Business at The University of Nottingham
Description
Businesses in D2N2 can access ERDF funded support for energy projects as a result of 'Energy for Business' at the University of Nottingham.
Would you like to adopt environmentally friendly working practices, save energy and cut costs?
Energy for Business can support SMEs who are energy innovators and those who want to become more energy efficient by forging links between businesses and world-class academics, researchers and graduate talent in the energy field at the University of Nottingham.
Delivered by the Energy Innovation and Collaboration team and funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), this Low Carbon project offers product innovation, business support and capital funding to SMEs in the D2N2 region.
We have expertise in:
• Advanced materials
• Efficient energy buildings
• Energy systems
• Energy vectors and storage
• Fossil energy and carbon capture and storage
• Human behaviour
• Renewable energy
• Smart grids
• Society, economics and policy
If you are working on or planning an energy related project please get in touch as we may be able to support you.
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facebook.comWith 'Energy for Life', we are building on collaborations with leading research institutions in Asia, Latin America and Africa to help developing countries overcome the energy challenges they face.
Find out how to chart the right course through a changing energy landscape in this free lecture by Dr Craig Edgar of Atkins Energy, as part of the ETRI lecture series. 7 Sept, University Park. tinyurl.com/energylandscape
Renewables to replace gas as SA's main electricity source within a decade https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2017/jul/27/gas-to-be-replaced-as-south-australias-main-electricity-source-within-decade-analysts-say?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Copy_to_clipboard
Claire Perry, Minister of State for Climate Change and Industry has been visiting the University. She was welcomed by Professor Dame Jessica Corner, Professor Gavin Walker, Gordon Waddington of ERA and Nick Ebbs of Blueprint. Part of the visit saw her tour and view some of the smart technology at our Creative Energy Homes, pictured.
Drop in wind energy costs adds pressure for government rethink https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2017/jul/23/drop-in-wind-energy-costs-adds-pressure-for-government-rethink?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Copy_to_clipboard
The striking GSK Carbon Neutral Laboratories building at the University of Nottingham has won 2 national construction awards. The building was designed to ensure minimal environmental impact and incorporates innovative developments in sustainable construction and renewable energy provision to ensure zero impact on the environment over 25 years. http://bit.ly/2gPt1A3
'Groundbreaking': Cornwall geothermal project seeks funds
What are the most effective ways you can help to combat climate change? Interesting info graphic.
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