We turn apples into leather

The Apple Girl wrote: We turn apples into leather. By upcycling apple pulp waste accumulated in juice and cider production we create a new, valuable and useful material: apple leather using an innovative technology in a circular economy context. We’re a biotechnology company supplying safe, biodegradable materials to designers and creators excited about innovation. Today there is an emerging interest to create alternative materials. Ananas anam develops material from pineapple leaves. Mycoworks grows materials from mushrooms. Fruitleather rotterdam makes a rubber-like leather containing mangoes. Our customers are sme’s and corporations... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

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Sustainable waste management using Fungi

Mycorena AB wrote: Mycorena ab is a biotechnology company that builds waste management solutions for food processing industries. We innovate and create sustainable processes for converting low. Value waste streams at the food industries into high value food and feed products. All our process and technology revolves around a special edible fungi; which we believe is something that makes us unique!.. Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

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ServedOnSalt

ServedOnSalt wrote: At servedonsalt, we are developing cooking solutions for refugee camps and rural areas where we want to store solar energy as thermochemical energy in a salt hydration process. Servedonsalt aspire to provide access to energy for cooking for the world’s poorest, whom are currently relying on firewood collection and cooking over an open fire. Our goal is to develop a low cost alternative to cooking with firewood, which will reduce deforestation caused by firewood collection and reduce the co2 emission and health issues related to cooking over open fire, hence contributing to reach sdg 2, 3 and 7... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

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Ecooil

Ecooil wrote: The current scenario of crop waste burning s a problem in india, punjab is a major cause of pollution along with transportation. Yearly, 20 million tonnes of wheat straws are produced of which 95% are burnt as waste and some to nourish fields through slash and burn practise. The outcome of pollution from transportation and crop burning results in three times more than of denmark only from northern india. Our mission is to convert these waste wheat straws using cleantech licensed process to produce second-generation biodiesel which can be utilized in the transportation and agricultural sector and supply biofertilizers back to farmers to nourish their fields... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

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Blue Lobster

Blue Lobster wrote: Blue lobster is a digital marketplace that enables fishermen to sell directly to restaurants and end consumers, giving a better livelihood to small-scale fishermen and fresh, local and affordable seafood to customers. We are cutting out the middlemen and bringing traceability back into the fishing industry... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

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Tradewind

Tradewind wrote: Tradewind is a startup with a passion for renewable energy. More than 20. 000 mw of renewable energy is installed each year in europe. These projects will be in place for 20-25 years. To evaluate these projects and operate them correctly, data is king. The better you can predict, the better you can invest and operate. We are developing the first data hub with all combined raw data on weather, terrain, and forecasting results such as future electricity production and prices. Gathering all the information in one place can save actors in the industry valuable time and reduce uncertainty of investments... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

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kleen hub

kleen hub wrote: We provide reusable and beautiful stainless steel food containers to restaurants. We charge by usage and we provide an app with nfc technology to keep track of the borrowing process to consumers and to encourage them to return the boxes. We also handle logistics and washing in a sustainable way... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

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X-Femme

X-Femme wrote: Recent years have seen a movement to ditch the disposable and let reusables reign. While reusable menstrual products generate less waste, do they really have less environmental impact? menstrual cups usually made of silicone remain intact for decades. Period underwears and cloth sanitary napkins use non-biodegradable leakproof material. Disposable sanitary pads and tampons marketed as "organic" may contain plastics that are not necessarily bio-based and/or biodegradable. Girls and women are yet to achieve zero-waste-period zen. X-femme strives for true zero waste periods through sustainable convenience... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

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Konsus

Konsus wrote: In konsus, we seek to provide the biggest climatic impact possible, by reducing housing usage of water, heat and electricity. . To be able to reduce consumption, it is necessary to get a transparent and simple overview of historical consumption data. We ultimately want to build a flexible and easy-to-use monitorization software, allowing housing administration companies to get an overview of their unavoidable household consumption. In denmark, these companies. Administrate houses on behalf of 1. 2 million danes, and have certain sustainable goals set by politicians, but lack the required resources and insights to execute... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

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Circular Innovation Lab

Circular Innovation Lab wrote: Circular innovation lab provides digital tools for circular economy businesses to :-. (i) raise funds through our crowdfunding technology, enabling them to launch and pre-sell their circular economy products and services to a niche circular economy community;. (ii) connect businesses with global circular economy experts to solve their technical challenges;. (iii) share best practices and insights to foster circular economy innovations... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

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