Pioneering clean tech at the Rushlight Show 2017
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Last week Greenhouse attended the Rushlight Show 2017 which brought together some of the most innovative sustainable energy and clean tech initiatives, seeking to address some of our biggest sustainability challenges including waste, emissions, energy storage, and renewable energy.
Pioneering companies were given the opportunity to present their ideas and new technologies to delegates and investors. We wanted to share some of the exciting developments we heard about at Rushlight:
Gravitricity's vision of gravity powered energy storage[/caption]
We heard about an interesting organisation called Solar Polar who are using the sun to cool the earth. It has developed the lowest cost and lowest carbon solar cooling system in the world. They hope to use the technology for refrigeration for vaccines in developing countries that otherwise don’t have access to conventional cooling methods, as well as to address the increasing demand for air conditioning in some of the warmest climates where rising middle classes are driving demand for this hitherto energy intensive technology.
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Solar cooling system developed by Solar Polar[/caption]
Tip-Corp think packaging should decompose like orange peel[/caption]
These are just a selection of some of the fantastic, pioneering initiatives that we came across at Rushlight 2017. Be sure to keep an eye out on the blog for some of these innovators featuring in our pioneer series.
We’re always on the look out for sustainable energy, clean tech pioneers. If you work in these areas, we would love to hear from you.