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Green skills training opportunities launched to support COP26 ambitions

By updatesPosted on 17th November 202117th November 2021Posted in Member News, Skills, Climate Tech

As the sun sets on the activities of COP26, Borders College have launched a range of training and learning opportunities to help businesses in Scotland deliver on their own climate change ambitions. The menu of over a dozen environmentally focused

Why smart towns and smart communities are as important as smart cities

By updatesPosted on 15th November 202115th November 2021Posted in Member News, Climate Tech

FarrPoint’s Senior Consultant Steve Smith explores the smart places topic and explains why we need to move beyond Smart Cities to help towns and communities achieve the benefits of becoming ‘smart’. The smart city concept is nothing new, and despite

ScotlandIS Members Grove

By updatesPosted on 11th November 202112th November 2021Posted in Member News, ScotlandIS News, Climate Tech

We are pleased to announce that ScotlandIS are introducing a new ‘rewilding’ initiative, linked to our current membership and any new members that join our organisation from now on. What is rewilding? Rewilding activities are conservation efforts, aimed at restoring

ScotlandIS at COP26

By updatesPosted on 10th November 202110th November 2021Posted in Policy, ScotlandIS News, Climate Tech

Check out the latest blog from our Head of Research and Policy, Marc, as he summarises our Climate Tech event at COP26 and the key takeaways from the day. On Monday 8th November, ScotlandIS held a Climate Tech showcase in

COP26 Climate Tech Showcase

By updatesPosted on 3rd November 20214th November 2021Posted in Member News, ScotlandIS News, Climate Tech

Join ScotlandIS, SCDI and Scottish Enterprise for COP26 on Monday 8th November at our Climate Tech Showcase event. Held in-person (invite only) and online (free to register), this event highlights the scale of innovation taking place across Scotland in order

Accelerate your Climate Solutions knowledge with ScotlandIS and partners

By updatesPosted on 29th October 202129th October 2021Posted in Skills, ScotlandIS News, Opportunity, Climate Tech

In the run up to COP26 and beyond, it is important to develop our own personal and business understanding of climate change, by starting with the facts, science and what is possible. The Climate Solutions Accelerator, administered by Jump Digital

Carbon capture gets video game treatment ahead of COP26

By updatesPosted on 28th October 202128th October 2021Posted in Member News, Climate Tech

The next generation of Scottish video games designers are playing their part in the race to net zero thanks to a partnership between SSE Thermal and Abertay University. Ahead of the COP26 climate change conference in Glasgow later this year, the two organisations have challenged

Vertical farming comes alive at COP26 with IGS

By updatesPosted on 27th October 202127th October 2021Posted in Member News, Climate Tech

With the eyes of the world falling on Glasgow in November, there is much to discuss, and even more action to be taken. Feeding an exponentially growing global population in a sustainable way is a fundamental challenge which must be

O2 Tidal Turbine sending not only Power, but Data onshore

By updatesPosted on 27th October 202127th October 2021Posted in Member News, ScotlandISData, Climate Tech

Intelligent Plant recently won a project to assist the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) in deploying a data acquisition system for the Orbital Marine Power O2 Tidal Turbine. The system, which is linked to Intelligent Plant’s Industrial App Store allows

IGS Limited revealed as Regional Winner of Super Connect for Good 2021

By updatesPosted on 26th October 202126th October 2021Posted in Member News, Climate Tech

The Super Connect for Good 2021 Competition in partnership with Hays has announced the Regional Winner for Scotland & Wales as Intelligent Growth Solutions (IGS) Limited. IGS Limited is an AI-powered AgriTech scale-up based in Edinburgh, that was also named the AI for Good winner last year in the Super