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Climate-KIC Innovation
Climate-KIC innovation activities are carefully designed in line with its mission and objectives and its four high-level themes, and ensure
- a high potential for large impact on climate change mitigation and/or adaptation;
- high innovation value and realistic realisation/implementation schemes that involve several corporate, academic and regional partners;
- high potential for market, job, and economic value creation;
- leverage of the strengths of the core partners and create clear additional value.
Projects are global, involve our core corporate partners and regional (public and private) partners, and link climate change entrepreneurs to local and regional innovation infrastructure. They are managed by one or more Climate-KIC national centre.
Themes
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Assessing climate change and managing its drivers
Climate-KIC facilitates entrepreneurship in a new business entity forming across multiple sectors of the economy which offers novel systems and services to measure and manage CO2 and other greenhouse gas emissions, to predict the future state of the climate system, to detect its response to mitigation and to develop adaptation actions.
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Transitioning to resilient, low-carbon cities
Activities under this theme focus on transforming urban mobility and traffic management systems, improving waste management and recycling systems, ensuring smart and cost effective building technologies – areas which offer enormous business opportunities.
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Advancing adaptive water management
Reliable water provision to existing urban and rural environments will become increasingly difficult in a warming world, posing challenges on science, technology, policy and the economy. Climate-KIC will explore commercial opportunities by developing sustainable solutions in adaptive water management.
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Developing zero-carbon production systems
Climate-KIC will help deliver the significant climate change mitigation and job growth potential of low carbon production systems, focusing on bio-renewables, i.e. chemicals, materials, liquid fuel and energy that use biomass as their feedstock and on integrated energy production and consumption.
News
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16.05.2012
Greenhouse Grant for DexLeChem
Startup moves into Climate-KIC Germany's incubator
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11.05.2012
Are you a green start-up and a winner?
The Climate-KIC Venture Competition is open! Your...
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02.05.2012
Start of the PiP Programme 2012
Climate-KIC has launched the 2012 edition of its knowledge...
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22.04.2012
Climate-KIC Incubation Programme is open
deadline for application: 8 June
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22.04.2012
Masterclass Open Innovation and Corporate Entrepreneurship
21-22 May, Utrecht, the Netherlands - Application is now...
