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19 April 2023 | PRESS RELEASE

Pioneering energy efficiency tech wins Government grants

Seven new energy and resource saving technologies have secured £4.8m of funding for UK industry trials, with innovations ranging from reusing eggshells to recycling fast fashion garments.

These projects are the fourth phase of the Industrial Energy Efficiency Accelerator (IEEA) programme, supported by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, which helps innovators to demonstrate technology for industrial use. Phase 4 winners also include two different pioneering metal working techniques, new ventilation systems, methods for cleaning food manufacturing equipment and concrete technology.

Minister for Energy Efficiency and Green Finance, Lord Callanan said, "We’re world-leading when it comes to reducing carbon-emissions but there is more to do. Today we’re awarding £4.8 million to seven cutting-edge energy efficiency projects - from fast-fashion recycling to robotic food processing - that will help take us a vital step closer towards industrial decarbonisation. This marks the final phase in this £10m round of our Industrial Energy Efficiency Accelerator programme, as we continue to invest in solutions that will drive clean, green growth for generations to come.”

25 November 2022 | PRESS RELEASE

Eight cutting-edge technologies, with the potential to save energy, maximise resource efficiency and cut carbon emissions, have won funding for UK industry trials.

These winners are the third phase of the BEIS Industrial Energy Efficiency Accelerator (IEEA) programme, which helps innovators scale up technology for industrial use.

Energy and climate minister Graham Stuart said:

"Industrial decarbonisation is essential to delivering green growth and jobs. I am delighted today to award more than £3.6 million of government funding across eight pioneering projects who are developing the technologies of the future.

“As our Industrial Energy Efficiency Accelerator (IEEA) programme shows, the UK is home to world-class innovators who are finding vital solutions to cutting industrial emissions.”