CIP has launched their third Low Carbon Energy Solutions Innovator Challenge, designed for innovators who are developing low carbon energy solutions.
Successful applicants will be able to take advantage of the Climate Innovation Incubator based at Tyseley Energy Park
The Climate Innovation Platform (CIP) has launched the application round for the third Low Carbon Energy Solutions Innovator Challenge, a programme designed for SME innovators who are developing low carbon energy solutions.
Delivered by the University of Birmingham (UoB) in partnership with Energy Systems Catapult (ESC), the programme offers successful applicants tailored packages of support to drive the commercialisation of innovative energy products and services.
Supported by HSBC UK, applications are welcomed from businesses registered in the UK, particularly those who can take advantage of the Climate Innovation Incubator based at Tyseley Energy Park (TEP), in Birmingham.
Those selected for the second CIP Low Carbon Energy Solutions Innovator Challenge will have access to several linked opportunities, including but not limited to:
We are delighted to begin recruitment for our third cohort of the Climate Innovation Platform. We have supported 26 inspiring businesses across the first two cohorts and it will be a pleasure to bring more SMEs onto the programme and support them as they research, test, and grow their innovations.
Applications for the third cohort will close at 13:00 on Monday 17 April. Further information and a link to the online application form can be found here: https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/research/energy/climate-innovation-platform-cohort-three.aspx
Director of the Birmingham Energy Institute (BEI)
Staff profile for Professor Martin Freer, Director of the Birmingham Energy Institute (BEI) at the University of Birmingham.
