The Interreg North Sea Region project SCALE-UP is a cooperation of six European cleantech clusters from Sweden, the Netherlands, Belgium, the United Kingdom, Denmark and Germany.
The project organises matchmaking events to connect small and medium-sized cleantech companies with large enterprises. The aim is to initiate joint investments, research projects or pilot projects.
Contact person for the project is Martina Christiansen.
The project is funded by the European Union - European Regional Development Fund.
On this page we publish new challenges from large corporates looking for innovative sustainable solutions. Interested start-ups or small and medium-sized companies can apply for a (digital) meeting with the corporates.
First Base is a privately - owned mixed - use developer focused on delivering long - term social value for communities across the UK. First Base is working with local stakeholders to develop plans for a modern mixed - use quarter near Cambridge station. Devonshire gardens compris e workspace, Build - to - Rent apartments, and leisure and community spaces set around new public gardens. While providing high - quality public realm for the community, the mixed - use scheme will also hold strong environmental and sustainable credentials which se amlessly align with their investment values.
First base is looking for innovative solutions, technologies, and products for this new development in the following areas:
Deadline for Applications: 26.04.2021
How can you apply?
If you are interested in this opportunity, please contact Martina Christiansen by sending an email to m.christiansen@ee-sh.de briefly outlining the interest of your company in the buyer's case.
Find their complete profile here.
Aurubis Belgium is specialized in the production of the copper cathodes, rod, free of oxygen rod, bars and profiles. They are looking for solutions to reduce the carbon footprint in the production of its copper products on the Olen site.
Aurubis Belgium are looking for ways to reduce the carbon footprint in their production of copper products. The goal is to reduce scope 1 & 2 CO2 emissions by 50% in 2030 versus the reference year 2018 and to become carbon neutral by 2050. Important factors to take into consideration are the European Green Deal on the one hand, requiring Aurubis Belgium to decarbonize, and the Belgian nuclear exit, potentially leading to electricity shortages and high electricity prices, on the other hand.
Solutions are sought, but not limited to, e.g. :
Deadline for Applications: 5.04.2021
How can you apply?
If you are interested in this opportunity, please contact Martina Christiansen by sending an email to m.christiansen@ee-sh.de briefly outlining the interest of your company in the buyer's case.
Find their complete profile here.
Shimizu Corporation is an architectural, civil engineering and general contracting Japanese firm with more than 210 years of history
They
are looking for solutions in plastic waste management, battery storage
for renewable energy, hydrogen generation from water, carbon offset,
emission trading and reduction of Co2, and insect-tech.
1. Projects contributing to the resolution of waste plastic problemsWe want to take on the challenge of creating businesses that can resolve various issues around waste plastic problems. We think that the following technologies can be combined with our company's resources to develop new projects;
2. Technology to make Hydrogen from water
3. Cutting edge and cost-efficient battery storage technologies for renewable energy production
4. Carbon emissions: trading/offsetting/ carbon capture and utilization
5. Insect-Tech applicable domain
Deadline for Applications: 07.04.2021
How can you apply?
If you are interested in this opportunity, please contact Martina Christiansen by sending an email to m.christiansen@ee-sh.de briefly outlining the interest of your company in the buyer's case.
Find their complete profile here.
Deutsche Telekom (DT) is one of the world's leading integrated telecommunications companies They are looking for credible, scalable, and innovative companies that represent radical models and innovative best practice in the energy sector to face DT’s significant increase in its energy demand with the move to 5G
Solutions could include:
1. Renewable and decentralized energy generation and storage solutions for both
large-scale and micro network locations.
2. Transparency and management solutions that:
a. Enable new efficiencies and business models across DT’s network
infrastructure, data centres and office buildings.
b. Unlock under-utilised energy generating and storage assets of DT’s B2B, B2C
and B2B2C (i.e. commercial landlords of apartment blocks) customers that
could enable new business models.
3. Smart grid solutions that provide an enhanced means to better balance the supply
and demand, both for DT’s own requirements and that of its B2B/B2C customers, such
as Virtual Power Plants, etc.
Deadline for Applications: 5 February 2021
How can you apply?
If you are interested in this opportunity, please contact Martina Christiansen by sending an email to m.christiansen@ee-sh.de briefly outlining the interest of your company in the buyer's case.
Find their complete profile here.