Modal integration solution

MUNE wrote: Mune is a solution that aims to develop a modal integration system to make users' life easier. You just put you location and destiny, and it will give you the best choices: the cheaper route, the faster and the most environmentally sustainable (less co2 eq emissions)... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Brazil

Muon-Tech Technologies Pte. Ltd.

Muon-Tech Technologies Pte. Ltd. wrote: On an average, we waste 30% of electricity that we consume. We incentivize consumers to save electricity by monetizing their electricity savings through the muon blockchain platform. Whatever electricity consumers save are monetized either in cash, credits or rewards. When a consumer buys electricity either via main grid or prosumers through muon app, we convert that to equivalent power tokens and, compare their electricity consumption within the peer group. We actively provide personalized electricity-saving tips that help consumers to save electricity. Whatever electricity they save are traded through our platform to other peers or merchants. Merchants have an option to trade their merchandize against the electricity tokens... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Singapore

MIL develops alternative renewable energy

Murphy Inventions Limited (MIL) wrote: Electa marine fluid is a twin counter rotating vertical axis fluid driven turbine for the production of hydraulic electricity from currents. It utilises fluid dynamics to harness kinetic energy from ocean currents in a discreet and environmentally friendly manner. Mil aim to develop electa and harness constant energy from ocean currents in order to supply it directly to the irish and european grid systems through inter-connectors. It is a proposal to reduce direct dependence on oil/ coal/ nuclear energy production. Electa will provide constant 24/7 sustainable supply (non-intermittent electricity)... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Ireland

Sleeping bag air conditioner

Replacing ordinary air-conditioners small ones. These are to be individualized for one person during sleeping hours in places where the heating requirement is limited. As such, the temperature in rest of a building could be lowered during these hours, saving energy.

India

Mvua Nzuri!

Mvua Nzuri wrote: Typically, the soil type is not consistent throughout the field. It varies. Instead of pouring each and every inch of it with the same intensity, it makes more sense to irrigate certain areas only when really necessary.  to determine the need, we have developed low-cost, wireless sensorpacks that can be put anywhere into the soil. The sensors measure rain, brightness, humidity, soil moisture, temperature and air pressure. However, their great potential will only occur if several sensors are distributed over the field and linked with each other. Due to triangulation of the signal transit time, it is possible to calculate their relative position in the mesh... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Germany

Electricity reduction service

My Impact wrote: Electricity prices in australia and around the world are skyrocketing and after thorough market research, we know that restaurants are some of the highest electricity consuming businesses in australia. Many owners and managers have told us that they do not understand their electricity bills, and renewable energy isn't an option as they are often tenants and not building owners. . So how do we fix this and empower restaurants to lower their electricity consumption? ... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Australia

MyCarbonPal

MyCarbonPal wrote: Mycarbonpal wants to empower people to move towards a sustainable lifestyle. We help people improve their household environmental footprint by giving them a fun and accessible tool powered by iot devices, machine learning algorithm and blockchain technology. Mycarbonpal provides daily tailored challenges to track and adjust their food, water and energy consumption choices... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Switzerland

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

Denmark

Temperature sensitive ink

Mysteria Colorum - MyCol wrote: About quarter of temperature sensitive food is wasted due to improper storing temperature, and still we may have troubles with low quality and unsafe food. Our solution is producing temperature sensitive ink and printing colour-changing labels. Food producers will use them on each individual temperature-sensitive product to indicate if it was not overheated. This will help preventing food waste during storing and transport and enable consumers to trust in the food quality... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Slovenia

Transitioning businesses to net positive

Naava wrote: Naava provides tools, training and consulting to help businesses thrive in an uncertain future. Through a combination of systems thinking, design thinking and good old fashion bottom line analysis, we help businesses do less harm and begin taking advantage of the new business opportunities sustainability brings. Business as usual is changing, as evidenced by international frameworks like the un sustainable development goals and the paris agreement. With an innovative customer engagement methodology and unique expertise in the relationship between sustainability and business, naava aims to help accelerate the shift to a more sustainable way of doing business... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Finland