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Salford’s Energy House 2.0 looking to help SMEs test energy-saving innovations

Salford’s Energy House 2.0 looking to help SMEs test energy-saving innovations

by Nikki Brown | May 12, 2022 | Green Innovation, Smart Energy

The University of Salford’s Energy House 2.0 is looking to collaborate with Greater Manchester businesses that wish to test their energy-saving and low carbon technologies. Energy House 2.0 is the largest test and research facility of its kind. In two environmental...
Energy Innovation Agency to launch in Greater Manchester

Energy Innovation Agency to launch in Greater Manchester

by Ryan Johns | Apr 25, 2022 | Smart Energy

A new Energy Innovation Agency launches in Greater Manchester this week (28 April), with the aim of reducing energy consumption to help the region achieve its carbon neutral targets by 2038. The agency will bring together world-leading academic, private and public...
First Bee Network Cycle Hire stations installed ahead of launch

First Bee Network Cycle Hire stations installed ahead of launch

by Andy Parkinson | Oct 22, 2021 | Transport

The first docking stations set to be delivered as part of the Bee Network Cycle Hire scheme have been installed at the University of Salford this week – ahead of dozens more being installed over the coming weeks. Nine cycle hire stations housing 30 bikes have been...
New research lab aims to tackle carbon emissions from homes across the globe

New research lab aims to tackle carbon emissions from homes across the globe

by Andy Parkinson | Oct 8, 2021 | Green Innovation, Smart Energy

See inside the lab that can create rain, sun, and wind to test our homes for carbon efficiency It might look like your typical Salford terrace home and could easily fool you into thinking it was built in 1919, but this house is different – it’s not lived in, but its...

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