• Ginger: shared transport of small, clean, low speed vehicles
• Orenko: revolutionary hybrid solar platform
• PJB Associates: sustainable business development consultancy

       

Opportunity to collaborate with Turkish SMEs in Smart cities, IoT, renewable energy and transport sectors

Here is an exciting opportunity for companies in working in smart cities, IoT, renewable energy, intelligent transport (ITS), big data, fintech and self driving cars to collaborate with Turkish innovators in these sectors. A delegation of 14 Smart Cities companies from Turkey are visiting the UK as part of the Innovate UK’s Newton Fund and T-DEB programme. 

Daniel Clarke, Smart Cities Programme Manager, Cambridgeshire County Council, will be speaking at the breakfast networking event. Download the agenda here.

 Bradfield Centre, Cambridge Science Park, Cambridge                 
  11 June 2019, 8:30 am to 11 am

What’s in it for you: 

• Meet and discuss potential synergies for joint R&D initiatives and share know-how and expertise.
• If successfully matched, you  will be invited to join a delegation visit to Turkey in Autumn 2019 funded by the Newton Fund.

Visiting Companies:


Signalton – Digital signal processing based information systems, IoT, smart home/city, industry 4.0

T4E Energy Co. – Smart energy management solutions

TYT – Renewable energy, solar power, floating solar

Verisun – Public transport, intelligent transport (ITS), mobility

Best Transformer – Energy solution provider, transformer manufacturer

City Technologies Software Inc – Smart cities software platform

Delta Smart Technologies – Smart cities, smart incident management, car park management solutions

Drive Buddy – Big data, insurtech, self driving car

Megatek Elektronik – Lighting systems, LED lighting, electronics manufacturing

Parabol – Smart traffic management systems, cooperative intelligent transport systems (C-ITS), big data-driven traffic management solutions

Paycore – Fintech, smart cities

Piri – audio tours, AR & VR tours 

RK-Soft – Public administration, utility, energy, defense/aerospace and ICT

infoTRON Elektronik – Simulation, analytics, virtual/augmented reality, UI design, reverse engineering and 3D terrain services, GPS GNSS auto-navigation

To know more about the visiting companies and their partnering objectives, visit: https://www.tdebproject.com/smart-cities-digital-economy-company-list. 

If you would like to have 1-1 meetings set up with any of the visiting companies, please contact cinthya.anand@cambridgecleantech.org.uk by 6 June 2019. 

How can Waste Management and Recovery Play a Greater Role in the Circular Economy Metrics of Reuse, Recycle, Reduce?

Join us to see how waste management and recovery can become an integrated part of our economy and listen to innovative Cambridge companies Enval, Cambond, Biobean and BeeBee Wraps on how they built innovative solutions to tackle #plasticpollution. Organised in collaboration with the British Antarctic Survey. Read the agenda here. This event is free for all Cambridge Cleantech members.

Aurora Innovation Centre, Cambridge                           24 June 2019

1. Join ENGIE and Plexal for a panel debate on how the UK can be a global mobility leader, followed by a startup pitch session with the most innovative mobility solutions.  London, E20 3BS    12 June 2019, 4 pm - 6 pm
2. Ethex currently has an investment opportunity for Electric Blue who are raising finance to help finance the installation and running of around 18+ EV chargers in Cambridge.
3. On June 25th, Clean Tech Delta welcomes you at the Rotterdam Science Tower to attend 'The Future of (no) Waste'. During this event keynote speakers will talk about city waste as a resource, circular product design and best practices, both nationally and internationally. 
4. Celebrate the launch of the Cambridge Climate Life and Earth (C-CLEAR) NERC Doctoral Training Partnership at the Museum of Zoology in Cambridge.  24 June 2019, 5 pm - 7 pm