BRICRO wrote: Carbon footprint is broadly defined as carbon dioxide (co2) caused by an individual, event, organization or product. Fired solid clay brick is a popular building material, which produces enourmous emissions of co2 because of the extremely high temperature needed for its production. Bricro brick is made of saw-dust bonded with bacteria. It is produced at ambient temperature, 100% organic and environmental friendly. Production of bricro bricks will reduce co2 emissions in brick production industry by up to 80%. Bricro brick fulfils eurocode construction norms as a construction material and, because of its spongy structure, as a thermal insulation. Specific bricro brick shape also provides earthquake resistance... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Yased wrote: Given the upward trend in plastic production and use and the fact that over 80% of this plastic is not recycled. Up to now, clearance of plastics is mainly done by incineration and accumulation in landfills. There is an evident and urgent need to find an efficient way to recycle it quickly, ecologically and cheaply. Our product, yased, fulfils these necessities as it provides a way high-capacity dissolving element which generates an end-product that can be purified and used as raw material for new products. Yased is aimed at companies dedicated to the management of plastic waste... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Iron Roots wrote: Imagine wearing a t-shirt that is made completely out of cannabis. Sounds crazy right? well not if it is up to us. . At iron roots, we create athletic apparel made from industrial hemp, the non-smokeable, legal version of cannabis. Industrial hemp has a lot of environmental benefits compared to for example cotton or polyester, so it should be, in our opinion, more widely used in the clothing industry. . As you might know, the clothing industry is the second largest industrial polluter, second only to oil. This is due to the lack of use of sustainable materials and lack of transparency within the industry. We exist to tackle these problems and to inspire the use of industrial hemp. ... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

MosKyp wrote: Moskyp is the producer of mosquito accopper an automatic water treatment device designed for public health departments, as well as private costumers, looking for a long term solution to the problem of mosquitoes larvae in the water. Compulsory water treatment for mosquitoes larvae prevention are expensive, inefficient and ineffective. The duration of an average chemical product is two weeks. Mosquito accopper by moskyp is the first device designed to join the effectiveness of a chemical product to the duration of a mechanical solution. 100% eco-friendly,. Mosquito accopper will help public institutions, as well as private costumers cut till the 65% on pest control cost reducing pollution and improving working condition. 100... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Algae Ambulance wrote: We providie a biocleaning process of pollutions, using. Our equipment. We offer maintanance changing cartriges to fresh biomass ones... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Capricorn Power wrote: Our vision is to commercialise a new, renewable source of 24/7 electricity, and to deploy it globally. . Capricorn power has a novel heat engine, based on a proven thermodynamic cycle, with patented innovations which result in the ability to use a wide range of heat sources (biogas, biomass, concentrated solar thermal, industrial waste heat), and high efficiency in converting heat to electricity (even at small scale, < 100 kw). . The high efficiency at small scale allows us to go to the source of the waste; reducing transport, increasing electricity value (retail rather than wholesale) and enabling the beneficial use of cogeneration. Our system uses mostly off-the-shelf components, resulting in capital efficiency. ... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

V-Chiller wrote: Almost all fridges use hydrofluorocarbons (hfcs) as a refrigerant which have a huge global warming potential (gwp) as much as 2000 times co2 and currently considered top environmental threat. . International agreements have been signed to eliminate the production and use of (hcfcs and hfcs) by 2040 forcing businesses to seek alternatives in which there isn’t a reliable efficient system available yet. . We invented a new cooling system and refrigerant based on vacuum cooling technology that is highly cost and energy efficient using zero gwp refrigerant. ... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Ask a Worm wrote: Would you like to know the farmers who grow your food? would you like to help them restore the fertility of the soil and grow healthier products? askaworm can help you start composting at home, donate your waste to a farmer, and get the best farm products. If you are an organic farmer join the network to get tons of free compost, and a large market for your products... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

DACH wrote: Did you know that some of the major challenges we face in the world and africa at large are pest related? some of these challenges are toxic residue in our food products causing health problems and food shortage. This is where dach comes in to provide dane bio pesticide; a product (solution) that not only works on any pest but is also environmentally friendly. Meaning our food produce will be safer to consume and our ecosystem and its biodiversity will be safeguarded. The product is made entirely from environmentally safe ingredients compared to other synthetic pesticides that are harmful in so many ways... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

George Hangerz wrote: George hangerz sells clothes hangers visible in high-street fashion stores and in consumer wardrobes with a sustainable and price compatible alternative made 50% from recycled oceanic waste... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

HBI S.r.l wrote: Hbi s. R. L. Exploits the hydrothermal conversion (htc) technology, to directly convert wet. Biodegradable waste in greenpeat. Greenpeat is a carbonaceous material, that can be used. For renewable energy production, or as soil improver: greenpeat increases the productivity of the land by 30%, reducing the need of water and of fertilizes. In this way greenpeat could be a valid substitute of fossil carbon (normally used for the production of thermal and electrical energy) and of fossil peat. However hbi strength is also in the technology used to produce greenpeat. This treatment is extremely more efficient and clean, if compared to the common technologies applied to wet organic substrates, such as composting or anaerobic digestion... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

WASE wrote: Wase provides decentralised sanitation for underserved communities using a circular economy approach to the treatment process. So we can produce value-added products to offset the cost of sanitation and provide a clean and safe wastewater treatment solution. Our system will enable us to create a hydrogen based biogas to be used for cooking or generate electricity. The production of a clean cooking fuel can help reduce deforestation and indoor air pollution in communities where biomass is the primary source of energy for cooking. We can also recover water for irrigation and nutrients within the waste that can be converted into a fertiliser increasing crop yields and the reliance on imported fertilisers... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

My Impact wrote: Electricity prices in australia and around the world are skyrocketing and after thorough market research, we know that restaurants are some of the highest electricity consuming businesses in australia. Many owners and managers have told us that they do not understand their electricity bills, and renewable energy isn't an option as they are often tenants and not building owners. . So how do we fix this and empower restaurants to lower their electricity consumption? ... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

RioRE Briquette wrote: Our aim is to produce fuel and grill briquette from raspberry biological waste, and correspondingly engage local population in collecting such waste. Briquettes. Are cheap, and they burn longer than wood. Wood is the main heating source in the western serbia, which leads to deforestation in this region. Forest area has decreased by 20% in the last 10 years. Production of briquette does not include timber – which is an obvious advantage. Economically speaking, usage of biomass for production of briquette that can be used for thermo-energetic purposes is the most cost-effective source of renewable energy... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Un1imited wrote: Global concern about electrical consumption and environmental sustainability inspired the application of solar energy in buildings. As expected, more than 60% of the world’s population will live in urban areas in 2030. Residential buildings are being built to be increasingly taller. At present, rooftops are typically used to install pv systems, however, as buildings are becoming taller, the available roof space per living unit may not be adequate to meet the energy demand of the building. On the other hand, many high-rise residential buildings have a large façade-to-roof area ratio. Building facades could therefore potentially be used for harvesting solar energy... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

OceaniCO2 wrote: Cruise ship companies face enormous fines when not complying to international regulations for food waste and washwater discharge. In light of the imo 2020 regulations for sulfur emissions, food waste and water discharges, oceanico provides a real time, on-board, and energy self-sufficient solution. We treat food waste and sulfur-containing scrubber waters and, at the same time, produce electricity and green sulfur fertilizer. In oceanico, we believe in offering the most fitting and eco-friendly solution, while producing marketable byproducts... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

rentE wrote: Private hire taxis are one of the main contributors to city centre air pollution. Operating costs for these taxis are also extremely high, especially for the 55% of uk uber drivers who work less than 30 hours a week. . Rente solves both of these problems, by offering europe's first fully inclusive, fully electric rental service for taxi drivers. The cars are charged using 100% renewable electricity from our own rapid chargers. This coupled with car sharing allows rente to offer rentals under half the price of the competition. . Drivers simply choose their weekly package, book their hours and use our app to unlock the vehicles. With partnerships already established with uber and byd, rente launched in birmingham in september... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Agrovisio wrote: Agriculture lacks accurate and up to date data from the field, which affects sustainability of production, in the wake of climate change. Family farmers in low, middle and upper-middle income countries cannot easily afford expensive precision agriculture solutions which usually require high investment upfront. . Using a unique combination of general soil characteristics, climate models and satellite imagery, we designed agrovisio as a saas solution providing big data analytics from farm scale to national scale. With agrovisio, farmers will make decisions based on their hyperlocal crop data, will have a better planting strategy and will manage their yield and their risks far more effectively... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Tide 2 Tank wrote: Tide 2 tank is a group of engineers seeking to establish large scale kelp farming on the coastal waters of south australia in order to provide a carbon neutral and cost competitive biomass that can be refined into biofuels. As a byproduct of this the biomass can be sold to a large number of markets for various product uses. The aqua farms themselves sequesters carbon from the ocean and help rehabilitate used fisheries an polluted waters... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Ocean Oasis wrote: Water scarcity is a growing challenge in a large part of the world. Desalination of seawater is an energy intensive process and in coastline areas where water scarcity coincides with a significant wave climate, desalination of seawater is an attractive application for utilisation of wave energy. . The ocean oasis desalination device uses wave energy directly to desalinate seawater without going via the production of electricity. It is estimated that the ocean oasis device can deliver water to shore at a cost of 0. 9 usd/m3 and 0. 5 usd/m3 for a nw arica and a south africa wave environment respectively. . The next step in the development of the concept is a small scale demonstration project... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Clean Planet wrote: We process different types of waste into highly flammable gas. We use the gas to generate steam for different applications. Including electricity, drying, hospital sterilizing heating and cleaning. Different waste feed stock leaves different residue. Plastic leaves nothing, rubber leaves black carbon safe material for road construction, aggro-waste like sugarcane and maize stalk leave. Char which is used to make briquettes, this is a clean fuel for cooking and barbecue application. No residue ever goes to the landfill if our innovation is implemented. No waste is transported to a landfill very far from where it was generated. We do not store waste at all. Waste will be processed to energy in our portable unit... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Alkagel Ltd wrote: This innovation addresses agro/biowaste conversion and therefore exploits fruit peelings and poultry-derived eggshells as raw materials to deliver economical and renewable biofuel capable of significantly lowering wood-based fuels, parafin and gas-based fuel dependency by rural communities in kenya,uganda and tanzania. Biofuels play significant roles in decarburization of our future energy needs and act to mitigate deleterious impacts of greenhouse gas emissions. The bio-alkanol gel fuel has orange peals as a raw material. Orange fruits accumulate the monoterpene limonene in their oil glands (badawy et al. 2017). Bio-akanol gel repels mosquitoes since d-limonene is incorporated into the bio-alkanol gel fuel... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

FreonFrog wrote: With the reconstruction of existing systems and installing freonfrog box we can make cold storage in any industry adapted for new f-gases regulation. Freonfrog can absolutely control freon in the system and make it reusable and recyclable, prevent any leakage. Freonfog box directly reduces impact on global warming and ozone-layer depletion. Our technology easily and safely control freon, storage it and inform services and users about potential problems... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Feniks wrote: Feniks is founded by five enthusiast entrepreneurs from ghent, belgium. The start-up is situated at the end of the ideation phase whereas the first prototype is being developed. Nowadays the building sector is characterized by a deficit of materials and production processes that fit in a circular economy and the demand is climbing fast. Therefor feniks wants to be a major part of the foundation of the changing of the building sector into a circular economy. Together with one of europe's most prestigious universities, the university of ghent, we developed a composite that will be used in a wide range of building activities. By combining two gigantic industrial waste streams into a new revolutionary competitive building product... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Sea Harmony Ltd wrote: We have developed a revolutionary aquaculture technology for the first time, combining all of the positive ecological benefits of the most effective man made reef structures. Our mussel reefs turn the ocean’s biggest problem – organic pollution into a sustainable business using unlimited resource for food production. Yet, the most important thing is that they recover the health of damaged coastal areas (more than 8 000 0000 km2 of certified “dead zones” !), by restoring their food chain – mussels, shrimp and fish (highly demanded market products)... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Sensero wrote: Losses in the electrical power grid represent one of the biggest expenses for grid operators - nearly € 205 million yearly in norway alone. Power grid operators currently lack the information and the tools to know where these losses occur. . At the same time, 200 million sensors are being implemented in the grid and in homes all over europe, at an investment cost of € 45 billion. These sensors produce vast amounts of data which contain currently hidden and valuable information. . However, there is a huge gap in the market between the available data and the tools needed to leverage it into valuable information. ... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Guvis wrote: As starting point, we make pure organic catering accessable to companies, by offering professional ecommerce infrastructure, other service and offering this at competetive price by offering standardized products. Operating with local existing gastro partners, there is a win-win on both sides. No invest for own local infrastructure on our side, additional revenues for local partner right from the 1st order. . Additionally we will approach other fields of business: 2. Directory and services around: "find your local business partner for your ecofriendly individual event". 3... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

The modern fashion designer wrote: We upcycle clothes which are in the wardrobe of everybody! so, we give this piece a new life and it has not be produced a new one. In another country for instance a jean takes around 32kg co2 which our shop can reduce to only 1kg and the costumer will have out of this jean two pieces or more. What is important too - we can save so much water! included this process that we make for instance out of one jeans - two other pieces, we try to educate the people what the clothes made out of and how they were produced true a simple trick. And our system behind our tailor shop makes us unique and economical... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Prêt-à-Pack (PAP) wrote: Prêt-à-pack is a lifestyle changing daily accessory that you won’t leave home without. In our co-effort attempt to reduce plastic waste, pap is your bring your own, pack and go food container, aiming to reduce the use of single-use plastic containers and advocate positive change in consumers’ habit. The idea is to turn a fundamental, uncomplicated concept, with ingenious design, to tackle current plastic waste problems. Our aim is to instill pap and its concept into our everyday lives, for one day becomes a habit so natural that we will unconsciously diminish the use of single-use plastic, helping to unlock the issue of accumulating plastic waste on our planet... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Spawnfoam wrote: Spawnfoam aims at disrupting the biocomposite market by substantially eliminate plastic use. We have developed a new biocomposite material based in agroforestry wastes and inactivated fungi, whose first commercial application are plant pots that are environmental friendly, customizable, easy to use and increase the plant survival in forestation projects. Its possible applications are endless, such as packaging, plantation pots and boards for thermal and acoustic insulation... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

eCO2Blocks wrote: Eco2blocks produce masonry blocks with 100% industrial waste-based materials, carbon dioxide and non-potable water. With lower water and energy consumption, the eco2block is a green construction material which is used as a traditional masonry block displaying better construction properties. Moreover, we do have a more competitive price! join us on this journey helping to build a greener world... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Worm Revolution wrote: We live in a world of resources extraction and waste: 99% of our food is not organic, so it requires chemical inputs that come from mining. Moreover, 99 percent of the stuff we buy is trashed within 6 months. Luckily worms are our allies to solve this issue!. With our worm compost bin, we help citizens to transform easily organic waste into natural fertilizers. By reducing their waste footprint, our customers produce a high value resource to grow their own healthy food, to share or to sell. . Our product is easy to use, hygienic and fun. It is made of non-treated wood and is manufactured digitally (with an automatic wood cutter), allowing to produce it locally and at a custom size... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

TreeHouse place wrote: The core problem is modern people’s need to reconnect with nature. Our main target are businesses, municipalities, music and adventure festival organisers who want to offer their participants unique and innovative resting places that are location specific. Current tree house lutions are permanent and harms trees, thus not always alloved. Long term goal is to provide similar solution to families. We build nature friendly wood platforms from reusable materials. Realize your childhood dreams or your eco-friendly workshops. We have collaboration projects with local governments, gaining experience, developing a team and promoting eco-tourism in the region... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

youtrition wrote: We are developing systems to recycle nutrients from urine in a sterile, safe and odorless way. For that we intend to produce a unit which collects the urine, that is then being filtered and sterilized so that it can be used as a fertilizer for the plants growing on top of the unit... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

kindby wrote: Textile waste is one of the largest contributors to climate change. The efforts to make. Second hand cool, charity stores, pop-up stores and hand-me-downs is not able to keep up with the demand created for fast fashion by the large retailers. There are solutions offered to symptoms but not the root of the problem. We are building a scalable long term solution, which empowers sustainable producers, teaches children about it and making reuse the standard by normalising the purchase behaviour of adults. Kindby is the start of this transformation. . Kindby is an online store, on which you can buy new and used as well as rent sustainably produced baby clothing and accessories... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

PackItGreen wrote: Plastics and synthetic materials harm our environment since decades and put a strain on the whole ecosystem and every individual. With the developing e-commerce sector we are facing another problem of too much plastic waste in packaging. Packitgreen develops and provides insulating packaging made from jute as a sustainable alternative to styrofoam. As b2b business we offer our packaging solution to online-shop providers, who sell and ship sensible goods e. G. Food to the end customer. These goods have to comply with certain temperature values during their transport to the customer. Therefore many sellers use styrofoam as a simple yet cheap packaging solution. Packitgreen accomplished to developed... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

PlanetCare wrote: Every time we wash our clothes – especially if we wash synthetic fabrics, we release millions of microparticles into the world water supply, that eventually ends up in the ocean. But it doesn't have to be that way. Because when we install our filter technology into the next generation of washing machines and when consumers put this filters into existing washing machines, we capture those microfibres before they're ever released. So that they can be disposed at safety and responsibly... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Trilobit wrote: We provide local small and medium sized waste management companies with an automated system for separation of non-ferrous (non magnetic) metals. . Instead of transporting "useful trash" to a large separation facility in other countries, companies will be able to separate locally and sell the end product - which is raw material (copper, aluminium, zync, lead) with higher purity resulting in better price. . Our product fits into the circular economy philosophy, where industrial and everyday products are recycled back to their basic raw material and then used again and again... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Beech product solutions wrote: Beech products are aiming to create polylactic acid (pla) product by utilising a not commonly used organic waste resource in scotland. The company will use circular economy methodology to highlight complete transparency in our supply chain and look to deliver value for the customer. Beech business objective is to develop suitable pla products for food retail and to offer customer alternative solutions to plastic when they shop. This can help put choice back with the customer and promote scotland as leading the way toward creating a low carbon economy... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Sofa for Life wrote: Walking around in glasgow i was shocked to see the amount of flytipped sofas on the streets. Talking to users i found that this decreased lifetime is caused by an inability to clean, transport or repair sofas easily. Fire retardants turn the sofa into hazardous waste and therefore every single sofa ends up in landfill. . The ‘sofa for life’ is the better alternative. The user customizes the sofa online and continues to adapt the sofa to accommodate their change of style or life situation. The sofa fits in the boot of a car and the simple assembly does not require any tools. The cushions are machine washable and each part of the sofa can be exchanged and updated. The ‘sofa for life’ changes with the user and therefore prevents discard. ... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

CIRCUP wrote: Every minute 1 million disposable coffee cups are thrown away. This makes more than 500 billion cups in a year. The eu will ban single-use coffee cups by 2030. More and more companies, coffee-shops and gas stations are looking for ways to reduce the number of disposable cups and support consumers using their own reusable mugs instead. Based on our customer surveys we know that the majority of end-users already want to use their own travel mugs but there are no easy and efficient ways in the coffee shops or gas stations to wash the mugs quickly. We have a solution! circup produces quick-wash machines for reusable coffee cups based on dry ice technology... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

GeoData DronPort wrote: We are offering geotagged data processing as service for presicion agriculture and environment monitoring. Our solution is a portal with posibility to combine different best tools and to make indexed datalayer comparisions - which are igiving you dada for right desicions even with estonian, swedish or uk landscape. As we do not have gigant fileds then our data processed with us/australia solutions will produce a lot of errors. And there is no farmers who would want to have sugestion to put more fertilyzers into road bordering with your field. But this will happens when using 10 and 30 m pixels for dataprocessing... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

EIDYA wrote: Eidya provides the aquaculture sector with the first comprehensive, microbial nature-based solution to remove excess nutrients from the water environment. These deteriorate health status of the farmed organisms and are also responsible for harmful algal blooms, which can kill off entire aquacultures. The cost of profit and jobs loss, ecosystem reclamation, decline in turism, recreational activities and ecosystem services usually counts in millions. Eidya prevents that. What's more, people consume more farmed than caught aquatic organisms, a trend which is expected to grow as the world's population increases. Hence, aquacultures worldwide will keep using more feed resources... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Milkywaste-zero waste wrote: We can see a lot of alarming facts and figures about our planet slowly drowning in plastic waste. But at milkywaste we also noticed decreasing prices of bovine milk in europe on one hand and increased production of powdered milk on the other hand. This can cause eu farmers to lose their jobs and for all of us to lose our beloved planet. That is why we found an environmentally friendly way to use casein from milk to produce biodegradable and even edible plastic and coating for needs in the packaging industry. By using our products, you are prolonging the expiration date and quality of your products. Thereby increasing the shelf life and reducing waste and cost of waste transfer... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

TrustWorth-E wrote: There is interest in green infrastructure investing but investors find it difficult to benchmark, analyze and understand the performance of these assets. We provide business intelligence – data. Analytics. Tools – to green infrastructure investors worldwide. . Data: we have data experts on-the ground in 10 geographic regions. They continuously collect and consolidate vast amount of macro-economic and asset-specific data that can drive returns of green energy investments. Analytics: our team of data scientists, mathematicians and full-stack developers builds an advanced-analytic system to identify from historic data the probabilities, correlations and impact of all likely factors driving returns... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

AUG-TEX wrote: Like it or not we are dependant on technology and technology is dependant on batteries when battaries run out of juice the technology becomes useless. This makes us dependant on localized energy sources. Currently mankind is developing better energy capacitors and the best of them are made from lithium. We make new types of batteries that charge the batteries in our devices if we are not able to use localized energy sources. The mining of lithium has already shown its harmful effects on our enviroment and it's a growing market therefore we propose an alternative solution to decrease the demand of batteries and therefore the demand for lithium... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Glean wrote: Glean meets the demand for plant-based foods while reducing emissions and using byproducts from cooking traditionally thought of as waste. The first ‘waste’ product our company is utilizing is the water from cooking beans, aka aquafaba. We are developing aquafaba into an egg replacer that can be used in pastries, condiments and meals. Our first product is eggless flødeboller. We are also developing a dehydrated ready-to-use egg-replacer... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

SilverHull (ARS Inc. OÜ) wrote: Wanna hear about company who cleans vessels, reduces fuel consumption and reduces carbon dioxide emission? yeah, contact us. We have in development a prototype of autonomous ship cleaning robot, which will be first cleaning system that can be used during ships' movement. In essence, you will get move effective days at sea for your ship. Also - using silverhull will save your shipping company cool millions of dollars every year and reduce your company's carbon footprint. Sounds perfect? yes, shoot us an e-mail!.. Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

EMUT wrote: We develop floating platforms to monitor and analyse water quality of rivers.. Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

FunMem wrote: Production and sale of a wide variety of functioonalized ceramic membranes for performant and energy efficient organic liquid separations. This opemns a new window of industrial applications. The substantial decrease of energy consupmtions and clear opportunities for process intensification will help the industry to reach their climate goals... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

DungBeetle wrote: We provide a sustainable way to do the most natural thing in the world. Our dungbeetle dry toilets work without water, nevertheless, user comfort is at the highest possible standard. There is no unpleasant smell or other inconveniences, it is the adequate toilet for everyone, everywhere!. Instead of contaminating drinking water with excrement, we mimic the natural nutrient cycle. Composting is a save and eco-friendly way of dealing with human waste, and it produces valuable organic fertilizer for food production. By reestablishing this fundamental cycle, greenhouse gas emissions and energy input can be reduced tremendously in wastewater treatment and fertilizer production... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

SoilSpy wrote: Soilspy facilitates farmers to monitor environmental parameters and analyse the concentration of multiple specific nutrients precisely, quickly, cost efficiently, and directly on field. Through optimized fertilization according to the analyzed nutrient levels and therefore needs of the plants, yield can be maximized while minimizing the usage and cost of fertilizer and sustainably reducing the pollution of ground water... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

3cular wrote: We are reinventing 3d printing in a sustainable way, enabling manufacturers to produce any kind of wooden objects out of leftover wood material, increasing resource productivity and reducing the use of plastics as the most popular 3d printing material. This innovation enables designers, wood and furniture industries produce wooden objects faster and easier, saving costs, resources and the environment. . Our solution is especially helpful when releasing customized and short series, products with complex shapes, or if spare parts are needed fast. It provides design freedom, improves quality through lighter parts and prevents tonnes of co2 from being released to the environment... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

CoirWood wrote: The manufacturing of wooden furniture products involves a lot of deforestation and chemical products. Additionally, coconut waste (i. E. Coconut husks) occupy huge areas in asia and are therefore burnt or left to rot which subsequently leads to pollution. Together these form the input for coirwood its proposed sustainable business idea. . Instead of burning or leaving these husks, coirwood aims to manufacture 100% bio based fibre boards which will serve as a substitute for the wooden medium density fibre (mdf) boards. The fibre boards are fire- and water resistant and even more stronger than the mdf boards... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Xylene wrote: Importing timber into the eu, us and australian market involves the responsibility for ensuring the legal harvest – where certifications fail, launderers win!. Xylene revolutionises the way wood is offered on the market. A user-friendly tracking and tracing system uses a mobile application to ensure every step of the wood supply chain is documented from the forest to the final product. . With the help of blockchain technology, we offer the utmost confidence in the authenticity of the data, as the ledger is fully transparent, unchangeable and not centrally owned by any organisation. . The information can be monitored and managed by the customer through a connected web-based timber management system... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Cynox wrote: One of the major green house co2 should be controlled at certain levels in the atmosphere inorder to minimise the climate change. Our technology is able to convert co2 into methanol. It is the most clean burning fuel ever known to mankind. Recycling of co2 into methanol could lead to negative emission. Methanol economy is the solution to our existing fossil fueleconomy to minimise threat of global warming. We believe that our this business model could help to achieve that... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

CaffeInk wrote: Caffeink extracts pigments from coffee waste and use them to produce sustainable ink. In this way we create a new value chain. . Despite digitisation, the demand for printing ink is increasing. That ink is currently produced in a polluting way, emitting high levels of co2 and toxic compounds. What’s more, in ink, the current black color pigment used is black carbon. Recent studies found that black carbon is the second largest contributor to climate change after co2. Currently, ink is one of the most expensive liquid commodities in the world. The most expensive ingredient for ink is pigment. The total global demand for pigments is expected to grow at a rate of 4,1% to 22. 3 billion euros in 2022. ... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Escalator KERS wrote: Escalators are electrically driven and average electric motor used has 100 kw. Modern escalators often use motors with frequent regulation, which significantly reduces electric consumption. But there's a situation for which conditions could be further utilized- when larger number of people is going down then up. Simple weight difference (gravitational component) can be stored in hydraulic pistons (kinetic energy recovery system- kers) for later use in the same escalator system... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Sydhavsøernes Naturlige Svampefabrikker wrote: Sns grows ecological mushrooms on tree stumps in sustainable forests. Hence, we utilize. Abandoned resources to grow sustainable delicacies for the pleasure of consumers, restaurants. And the environment... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Pesitho wrote: More than 600 million people in africa live off-grid, and the poorest people are paying among the world’s highest prices for energy services. Pesitho will be working on a micro-off grid solution using pv and batteries to enable them to cook in a more environmentally friendly way... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

OsmoForest wrote: In osmoforest our vision is to make urban gardening easier for the everyday citizen and at the same time utilizing less space and more natural rainwater. Our product is a modular tube system that collects rainwater, and uses it for growing plants in vertical space, inspired by bamboo trees. Place a few on your balcony and you will have a green space that won’t take much of your limited area; or create a community rooftop garden by putting several tubes together resembling an urban forest! . Many cities, such as athens, are experiencing issues with heat island effect. Bringing more plants into the city will help in mitigating this effect... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

WellnessLinen wrote: The textile industry is the second filthiest industry in the world – and you are wearing its products. There are some sustainable alternatives, like organic cotton, but its production still consumes large amounts of water, and the clothing may still be dyed with chemicals and shipped globally, meaning that there is a big carbon footprint for cotton garments carrying the “organic” tag. . Our goal is to produce textile products with a controlled method, using eco-friendly raw materials – linen fabrics and herbs, which minimizes production resources, promotes non-waste eco-friendly production process and reduces environmental pollution... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Otmilk wrote: Considering expected organic milk source shortage without chemicals due to global population growth in coming five years we have found and prepared the product for milk drinkers (also for vegans; allergic people, elderly and as an energy drink for sportspeople) – otmilk: thoroughly providing proteins and vitamins including myriad other healthy ingredients. Together with characteristics dairy milk our product has its special and crucial features and properties for human body health and, in additions, our product is considered to be consumable for children of all ages of what providing products are quite limited. Containing nuts and seeds otmilk doesn’t originate lactose, is not allergic like dairy-milk, doesn’t elaborate cholesterol... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

The Apple Girl wrote: We turn apples into leather. By upcycling apple pulp waste accumulated in juice and cider production we create a new, valuable and useful material: apple leather using an innovative technology in a circular economy context. We’re a biotechnology company supplying safe, biodegradable materials to designers and creators excited about innovation. Today there is an emerging interest to create alternative materials. Ananas anam develops material from pineapple leaves. Mycoworks grows materials from mushrooms. Fruitleather rotterdam makes a rubber-like leather containing mangoes. Our customers are sme’s and corporations... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

WASCO wrote: Wasco offers an enterprise approach to smart, connected waste management deployments. Your local account representative will work with you to evaluate your current waste management situation by conducting an assessment of your waste and recycling footprint, costs, and drivers to build out a wasco smart waste collection system customized to your facility and needs. Wasco smart waste collection system provides modern solution and green solution for traditional waste collection systems. Wasco wireless sensors can measure the garbage bin fill level instantaneously and send this information to cloud using iot technology. These collected information from all over the city is processed to get the efficient daily collection routes... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Tel-BioDiesel Delivery. wrote: Remember the last time you waited for long to get your car refueled at pump? here i am with a solution for you all! tel- a web/ mobile application let you order bio-diesel for your vehicle and get it delivered at your desired location, with just. A click away. Bio-diesel being a green energy, decreases the amount of hazardous emissions and enhances the performance of the engine as well as enhances your social responsibility image. Using this eco-friendly fuel you help us in saving the environment for the coming generation as well as for a cleaner and greener environment... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Semita Solaris wrote: A scientific team of ttü has developed a solar bricks solution where the pv element is encapsulated into polymer-glass composite. The solution enables to produce electric power, using the existing road surface without converting of natural landscapes and farmland. Produced and stored energy could be used for road electric infrastructure in combination with electric network or on autonomous mode without need for expensive wiring. Our aim is to enhance the market readiness level from the lab scale to ready-for-production prototypes... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Pitchapitch wrote: Pitchapitch is an online crowdfunding and networking website, created specifically for cleantech projects, connecting innovative enthusiasts and investors/donators onone platform and providing professional business support... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

SAPS- Smart Anti Air Pollution system wrote: Saps is a special air cleaning/filtering system inside that we plan to install inside streetlights. Saps can clean air from co2, nitrous oxides (no, no2 etc), fine and coarse dust particles, and other harmful/toxic gases. The word smart stands for two things: that our product will feature a various sensors that will not only detect air pollution level regularly and send live data about the city's or district's air pollution level to people and to our purposes, but also will turn on and off the street light lamp according to ambient light(day/night), and that the machine will adjust its cleaning speed according to the pollution level of the area that it is located... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Energetic manure wrote: With the help of collective tubes , we gather waste from houses to the inlet which brings the waste to the anaerobic digester. Here waste is being recycled by special methanogenic bacteria which only work in anaerobic environment, in absence of oxygen. The output of this reaction gives a mixture of methane and carbon dioxide which is called biogas which could be used to supply houses with thermal energy and electricity. However, the leftover sludge is, the recycled waste, is sent to the. Tank to be used as fertilizers... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Cows of Steel wrote: How many of us drink cow milk ? most of us do. Cow milk consumption is expected to increase by 1. 5% per person each year in the five coming years. The problem is that cow milk production has huge environmental impacts. Cow milk production is responsible for 3% of all greenhouse gases emissions in the world! given that these emissions are mostly due to cows, we had the idea of producing milk without cows. . Milk is composed of sugars, nutrients and dairy proteins. Sugars and nutrients can be easily sourced, the challenge lies in producing the dairy proteins. For that, we will use state-of-the-art biotechnology that generates the exact same proteins that are present in cow milk, giving our synthetic milk the exact same taste... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

bfress (live organic & stay healthy) wrote: B-fress will offer customers organic and locally grown produce, chemical- and preservative-free cold-pressed juices, organic fruits and vegetables. All of our products are healthy alternatives to the products available at conventional grocery chains. Support organic farms that keep our earth and water pure. Reduce climate change and co2 emissions. Conversion of farmers into organic farmers and providing marketing and logistics solutions to farmers products... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Shellf wrote: Biomimicry of conventional energy-intensive sewage treatment systems using mass scale filter feeder mussel farms has an immense potential for coastal pollution abatement and energy savings. Value creation at each stage is significant including nutrient removal (nitrogen, phosphorus, and organic carbon) from coastal zones, economic value-add and protein source with high export potential. The proposed model has direct contribution to multiple sustainable development goals such as sdg 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 10, 13, and 14 and significant ghg reductions leading to climate mitigation... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Greendesert wrote: In cooperation with professors from the university of bremen and local partners in cameroon, we have developed an entrepreneurial approach to combat desertification in cameroon. Using the revitec technology developed by researchers at the university of bremen, we fill biodegradable bags with various local substrates and seeds and lay them on the affected fields. The bags provide the seedlings with nutrients and sufficiently store water to guarantee sustainable plant growth, even in very dry weather conditions. . . Our aim is to build up a business in cameroon which offers a regreening service to the local communities. This service consists of targeting the respective fields,.. Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Oceo Water wrote: Access to safe drinking water is one of the biggest problems we face today. While availability of drinking water continues to be a problem, assuring that it is safe and affordable. Is a challenge by itself. . Oceo purifiers are installed at the user’s location and they only pay for amount of water purified (pay per litre) by the machine, without having to purchase or bear any maintenance costs of the machine. . Oceo digital solutions have the power to optimize today’s operations and is redesigning the. Traditional water purification business model. We are building a decentralised, proactively managed. System and provide the backbone for smart city solutions... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Basil Energetics Private Limited wrote: Super efficient dc appliances like air conditioners, refrigerators, freezers, fans, pumps and lights enable drastically reduced power & energy. They run directly from the dc of the solar panels without any inverter. A smart nano grid which monitors the power availability in the panels and the load demand, automatically decides to run the appliances from solar, grid power or both. Excess energy can be fed back to the power grid. For remote areas without access to grid, battery storage is possible. Due to the much lower demand for energy, the battery capacity is drastically reduced. Compared to conventional solar system, in basil system, the capex is reduced by at least 50% and the opex by around 75%... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Mellow Moments Annovation wrote: Mellow moments annovation is an innovative food & beverage startup developing zero wastage instant liquid tea. Every year india nearly dumps 500 mt of de-caffeinated tea waste after tea consumption. Mellow moments annovation aims to sell instant liquid tea to the consumers and converts the remaining de-caffeinated tea waste into green compost & other value-added products. The team is passionately working for product development (instant liquid tea) with innovative ip protected technology. The startup is bootstrapped & developing the basic product prototype through lab research and expecting to get into pilot testing in next 6-8 months... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

JURU Yoga wrote: Juru yoga, develops and manufactures eco friendly yoga products made of sustainable raw material. Our products are alternative to the widely used pvc yoga mats and accessories. We cater to the growing global yoga community with is adopting these changes to give back to the nature. And value the peaceful principles that yoga embodies; one of which is to establish perfect harmony with nature... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

HeatGrade wrote: In 2007, google unleashed a fleet of cars with roofmounted cameras to provide street-level images of roads around the world. Now ysi spinout heatgrade is bringing similar "drive-by" innovations to energy efficiency in homes and businesses. Heatgrade deploys trucks and cars with thermal-imaging rooftop rigs that create heat maps of thousands of homes and buildings per hour, detecting fixable leaks in "building envelopes"—windows, doors, walls, and foundations—to help owners curb energy loss... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Aatral Bioenergies wrote: Awareness on biofuel is getting more attention now. Several petroleum downstream industries are focusing on blended fuels which the government is insisting. 80% of the crude is imported and government plans to cutoff it to 10%. We at aatral bioenergies committed to providing bio fuel to industries, aims to reduce the carbon emission from vehicles exhausts. Other two benefits of our project is carbon sequestration (while algal growth) and marine water desalination... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Dude where is my tractor wrote: Uber for farming. We are creating a world where a farmer can get the work done on their field up to 1/3 cheaper and 10x faster by just clicking a button. No need to own expensive equipment and hire scarce talent. We make sure that the work gets done on time and in high quality by partnering up with the best service providers with most efficient equipment and professional operators and solving their machine utilisation problem. It's a trillion dollar business... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Fireland wrote: We use thermoelectric devices in fireland technology. The thermoelectric device generates a voltage when there is a different temperature between each side. We use fire and sunshine to heat one side. When a voltage is applied to a thermoelectric device, it creates the temperature difference. We use this effect to cool another side. This difference in temperature will make electric. Our project creates energy from fire, sunshine, and cold. One of the main function of our project is getting energy without damaging the environment. As we get energy from the difference between temperatures we do not damage the nature... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Sunintown Renewables wrote: Sunintown is a clean energy company building solution to accelerate the solar rooftop adoption in india. We understand the issues in solar rooftop adoption by the roof owners and challenges of system integrators. We are mapping all the roofs in urban spaces in india through gis & web technologies and sensitizing roof-owners by providing a transparent and personalised pre-feasibility report for free. This will answer questions on system size, area required, cost, energy generation, returns, green contribution, local incentives and processes involved without the need of site visits thereby saving energy and cost... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Amigo wrote: Amigo provides transportation to school children using electric vehicles with all the safety and security standards along with a mobile app with features of gps, live tracking, monitoring, crime spot alert, crash detection . Strictly following the motor act of 1988 and 2015 ,providing employment to women and transgenders. As fleet drivers. We provide end to end transportation services to schools and school children using ev for. Pollution free , safe and eco friendly commute.. Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

cityfilters wrote: We are cityfilter a startup working on techniques to reduce air pollution in metropolitan cities. Air pollution in metro cities and around the world has reached the hazardous level, 70 million people are dying every year due to air pollution (who). There are various solutions (like air purifying tower in china, water sprinklers and huge outdoor air purifiers) available to purify the outdoor air but they need land and time to construct & install and power (burn fossil fuel) for operations. . The major drawback of such solution they use external energy that is generated from the burning of fossil fuel in power plants. Such power plants are one of. Biggest contributor to green house gases (ghg) in the environment... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Solution for Delhi's Pollution wrote: Burning of paddy straw is major cause of air pollution to go up to hazardous level in delhi during winter. Farmers of delhi and it's neighboring states, punjab & haryana burn paddy straw because it has no economic value for them. Our patent-pending technique for making environment friendly green garbage bags, carry bags and bed mattress from paddy straw would solve delhi's pollution problem. Paddy straw bed is quite warm, so it can be provided to people of cold regions. Plastic is banned in more than 80 countries world-wide and in india, plastic is banned in almost every state. In fact, in maharashtra plastic ban is being followed strictly and heavy fines are being imposed for use of plastic... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Green Bang Snacks wrote: Green bang snacks is a company based in clean country with low pollution levels. It is lithuania. We started this company in order to produce organic healthy foods at an affordable price and do impact in food production technologies, food packaging technologies, achieve 0 waste emission, reduce ghg's and do impact on desertification by restoring forests. Right now we are working on plant-based organic snacks made from freeze dried berries, veggies and sprouted-roasted chick peas. We chose vegan snacks because plant-based food production need less resources and releases less ghg's. "the best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now. " –chinese proverb.. Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Woolly farms private limited wrote: Woolly is urban farming as a service company, focused in building cluster of digital rooftop farms connected with local stores/consumers and trained growers in a community - with an objective of scaling by building micro-entrepreneurs in urban farming with the help of c2c urban farming sharing platform with farm to fork tracking.. Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

PORT-E wrote: Port-e redefines the concept of portable electricity. It harnesses and stores the heat generated while cooking at restaurants, cafeterias and household to power up the building at a later time of the day. Being rechargeable and reusable the port-e units can reduce the footprints of the ghg by avoiding the fossil fuel-based generation of electricity. Restaurants use several units of electricity per hour accounting to a significant share in the overall power generated by the burning of fossil fuels. Heat rechargeable port-e units absorb heat by placing them around the cooking vessels or even in the kitchen. These can then be fitted into the sockets, allowing the heat stored to be converted into the electricity... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Vivek Institute Of Consultancy Services In Science wrote: Vicss is a staunch scientific platform where we provide solutions to all engineering science, medical science and technological issues that the students, faculty, medicos and people having innovative conceptions are facing in scientific research platform from ground level to apex level. The platform comprises of students, lecturers and researchers who are having dying interest to bring innovative things into authentic life for the sake of their people’s welfare that is society. It makes people sustainable in their scientific phrenic conceptions by providing all simulated and authentic time practical erudition which they require and well suit their desiderata... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

IoTap wrote: Ever disturbed your sweet dreams for checking on your water tank?. Paying unnecessarily "extra" water and electricity bills?. People unknowingly tend to waste a lot of water, knowing that freshwater is a scarce commodity on earth. But wait!!!. It's 21st century, where you sleep and your smartphone does all the work!. And that's what we do at iotap. It's a smart iot based water management device which senses and notifies. The user via an app of the water level in his/her storage tank, from where the user can monitor and turn on/off the pump motor when required to avoid overflow and overuse of water, thereby saving on water and electricity costs(by over 40%)... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

AgroTribe wrote: We provide tree plantation services and environment impact measurement to corporates starting from inr 1000 per tree.. Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Green Aqua wrote: India is having 4% of world's fresh water, out of which 80% is used in agriculture. Green aqua will enable traditional farmers to transform their agriculture practices into sustainable method of farming by mimicking natural ecosystem in the farm environment. Our idea works on very basic principle of nitrogen cycle. Water with fish excreta is used as a source of nutrition and the same water is being recirculated for growing fish and vegetables and thereby saving 95% of water. Chemical pesticide usage is another pain point which leaves its residue on leaves and different parts of plants... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Swiss Vault Systems wrote: Data is driving the new global economy, and the world’s datasphere is predicted to grow 10x by 2025. Currently, data centers use 3% of the global energy production, and this will expand to 10% in the next decade. Our patentable innovative data storage technology is 100x more efficient in electrical power consumption, 200x more efficient in space utilization - thus, decreasing overall carbon emissions and making data management “greener” for our innovation economy... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Arzsk Technologies wrote: Arzsk provides daylighting systems and services to commercial and residential buildings. We are also in the development of a self-assemble daylighting bot-amy. Place amy in an area getting direct sunlight(window or a balcony) and have a personal sun illuminating your workspace/home inside. Among the renewable sources, solar energy has the least environmental impact (hydropower projects require vast lands to submerge). And rooftop solutions provide excellent decentralized systems. Our innovation improves upon rooftop pv systems in a way that does not require inefficient conversion of light to electricity by directly using visible part of the spectrum to illuminate a building... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Oriental Aquamarine Biotech India P Limited wrote: For aquaculture units who need to treat nitrogenous waste, our product is a bioreactor that gets activated in 2 – 3 days; and removes ammonia, nitrites, and nitrates in the same system unlike conventional reactors that need 60 days and two separate reactors for nitrification and de-nitrification.. Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

DoubleEV wrote: In year 2010 nissan started to sell first truly ev for masses - nissan leaf, and as of today - around 300k cars were sold. First version of these car bears 24kwh battery, with real world range around 140-150 km per charge. As battery pack capacity decreases over time - there will be moment for ev owners to consider either buying new car or new battery pack. We plan to offer battery pack upgrade using modules built from densier cells (type 18650) to double capacity of battery pack up to 48kwh... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Festera wrote: In estonia only _ of biowaste is being sorted. Most of biowaste is being burned or put into landfills. This causes dangerous emission of greenhouse gases. Our solution is a biobox - trash can that decomposes biowaste at homes. A complicated product, a simple idea. The food waste goes in, humus comes out - 10 times quicker than common composting. Fresh humus, the final product, can be used as a fertilizer. No smell, no flies and the nordic designed biobox only needs to be emptied once in every 2 months. Sustainability and nordic design make us unique among competitors. Festera has grown out of europe's best student company in 2017... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

IRIE wrote: Our system will combine several res technologies and due to modular construction may be extended by other units. As a base of our system we offer optimal connection of renewable technologies biomass gasifier/hydrogen fuel cell with pv panel/solar water heater, idea is flexible simple and respond for owners needs, we try to keep construction as simple as possible to limit investment cost and address mass market of low cost solutions for gardens small cottages and campings in distant locations.. Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Umweltlink AG wrote: Many types of industrial waste-water cannot be treated by conventional sewage plants. In developing countries, they go into rivers untreated. In highly developed countries they are burnt at very high cost. We have developed a low-cost technology to treat industrial waste-water. The scientific description of our technology is oxidative reduction of chemicals in aqueous systems with internal superoxide support. We call it orcaswiss. The orcaswiss reactor takes in industrial wastewater and treats if with air and hydrogen peroxide. The reactor lets out clean water which can be treated further and ultimately produce drinking water... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad