BioMatas

BioMatas wrote: Biomatas is a clean, practical and smart seperated food waste collection system for more populated areas of the city. Citizen gets special box (5-10 l). Boxes are marked, covered and without plastic disposable bags inside. After box is full with kitchen (food) waste, citizen brings full one to biomatas. Biomatas is a closed unit reminiscent of a closet with separate closed shelves for each box. Biomatas is equiped with sensor, and data is send to platform. To biomatas citizen scans, puts the covered box to the right place and picks the empty clean box (now or later). You do not need to empty it, shake the box yourself, or wash it later. You will have an empty, clean box for future use... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Lithuania

Use no-longer-usable textiles

Back to life wrote: People tend to buy new clothes, wear it for some time until it becomes used. Then they either. Collect it in their closets or just throw away into the dump and buy new one. So this circle goes. Again and again. Our idea is to collect already used textile to create new unique products (clothes, accessories). This is one of the ways how we could reduce the amount of textile in landfills and show that even old fabric can be brought back to life again... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Lithuania

@2

@2 wrote: The number of road vehicles is growing unstoppable every year, as result, the big cities suffer from the increasing emission of carbon dioxide. We are planning to add a modern module on public surface transport of the cities. The main technology of the module can convert carbon dioxide to other compounds as well as generate electrical energy which could be used in a more valuable way. Our beach-market is vilnius, the biggest city of lithuania. There traffic jumps are a big issue, thus, while the public transport usually stops in them, they can clean the air in the urban locations where the need is the strongest one... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Lithuania

Balancers of wind farms' surplus energy

EneStor wrote: There are times when the wind farms produce too much of an electricity than it was forecast. If this happens, they have to pay a fine for the balancing services for an imbalance they have caused. This is where the e-vehicles kick in and collectively start charging by absorbing the surplus energy from the wind farms at night. In order to make this work on the spot, enestor plays a vital role to notify an ev owner by sending a signal to one’s e-vehicle to discharge whenever the market price rises above the price e-vehicle’s owner buys the electricity for... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Lithuania

Solar module recycling

R-Solar wrote: For solar panel manufacturers who are looking for a way to deal with their disposed and defected solar modules we have developed a process and technology that allows different module components to be recovered, recycled and reused as-raw materials in manufacturing... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Lithuania

Green Bang Snacks

Green Bang Snacks wrote: Green bang snacks is a company based in clean country with low pollution levels. It is lithuania. We started this company in order to produce organic healthy foods at an affordable price and do impact in food production technologies, food packaging technologies, achieve 0 waste emission, reduce ghg's and do impact on desertification by restoring forests. Right now we are working on plant-based organic snacks made from freeze dried berries, veggies and sprouted-roasted chick peas. We chose vegan snacks because plant-based food production need less resources and releases less ghg's. "the best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now. " –chinese proverb.. Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Lithuania

Take-away cup made out of hemp

HempCup wrote: Consumption of take-away packaging such as coffee cups is one of the biggest sources of waste. Currently take-away cups are made with plastics, which is non-degradable and non-recyclable. We aim to produce such one time used packaging out of ecological and easily recyclable material - hemp... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Lithuania

Share small household items with others

LAMA wrote: Lama is an instant sharing platform of small household items. Its main point is to reduce the excessive production of tools or items, which we use rarely. Instead of buying a drill, lawn mower or a broom, why not to borrow it from a neighbour. Or, if you already have one, why not to lend it instead of holding it in the garage or attic. Just in a minutes get, what you need or help to your neighbour. In this way, we will not even reduce the excessive consumption, but, also, will increase the. Social level of neighbourhood. . Just always remember, that we can do more with less... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Lithuania

Mb "Biovala"

Mb "Biovala" wrote: Soil pollution is globally relevant environmental and socio-economic problem which is caused by human anthropogenic activities. The rapid development of urbanization and industrialization has extremely damaged nature. The increased pollution is caused due to ecological imbalance. It's no longer possible to replace the past, so the only solution is to find out an optimal management method for each contaminated site and try to eliminate or limit pollution. One of the possible methods to solve this problem is phytoremediation technology. We have improved this technology and developed a closed cycle phytoremediation technology. First, we growing specially selected plants in contaminated soils... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Lithuania

Popa Boat

Popa Boat wrote: Sustainable sharing solution of popa boat in the urban waters. It can run on solar energy during the cloudy days with the help of battery storage on the dock. You can order it and control - by using mobile phone... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Lithuania