When it comes to finding innovative technological solutions to environmental problems, Combined Universities in Cornwall supports a range of renewable energy industries in the following ways:
CUC also supports the sector through its partner institutes:
Camborne School of Mines (CSM): Cornwall has the unique advantage of being home to one of the world's foremost centres of earth science. The CSM's multi-disciplinary approach, industrial links and close contacts with funding bodies put it in an excellent position to help companies involved in areas such as:
The Environment and Sustainability Institute (ESI) is a University of Exeter project to create a £30m research centre at its Cornwall Campus in Penryn. The Institute will focus on socio-economic, clean technologies, and natural environment research themes, offering to businesses through:
The European Centre for Environment and Human Health (ECEHH) considers how the environment impacts on our health in both negative and positive ways. The Centre offers businesses:
Also helping companies within the environmental technology sector is Low Carbon Cornwall which:
Environmental Skills Network - facilitates the growth and sustainability of companies within, and diversifying into, the environmental sector through skills development and business support.