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Catapulting growth in 2023 and beyond
In the face of many challenges – changing customer desires, cost pressures, supply chain disruption, expected regulatory changes and fierce competition – UK innovation is on the rise. This article showcases how Catapults helped to deliver great results for business and industry in 2023; it summarises our predictions for technology-driven advances in 2024 and the years ahead.
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UK-Singapore innovation challenge call launched
Energy Systems Catapult is seeking innovators with strong connections to UK universities, whether as spinouts, research collaborators, or representatives of university-driven innovation, to join us for a week-long programme of events in Singapore, starting March 31. These events will facilitate knowledge sharing between leading UK and Singaporean companies and academics in AI and energy sustainability. The sessions will focus on gaining a deeper understanding of the challenges and innovation opportunities in Singapore, as well as identifying potential partner companies for collaboration.
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UK-Singapore innovation challenge call launched
Energy Systems Catapult is seeking innovators with strong connections to UK universities, whether as spinouts, research collaborators, or representatives of university-driven innovation, to join us for a week-long programme of events in Singapore, starting March 31. These events will facilitate knowledge sharing between leading UK and Singaporean companies and academics in AI and energy sustainability. The sessions will focus on gaining a deeper understanding of the challenges and innovation opportunities in Singapore, as well as identifying potential partner companies for collaboration.
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Heat pumps recommended by 85% of consumers
85% of participants in the Electrification of Heat Demonstration Project had already or, were likely to recommend a heat pump to a friend or family member, citing their reliability, easy-to-use nature, and low levels of noise. Funded by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) and led by Energy Systems Catapult with support from LCP Delta and Oxford Computer Consultants, the Electrification of Heat Demonstration Project sought to understand the technical and practical feasibility, and constraints of a mass rollout of heat pumps into British homes.
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