First Minister Nicola Sturgeon to speak at world's biggest cleantech competition
The First Minister of Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon, will address the ClimateLaunchpad Global Grand Final, hosted in Edinburgh by ECCI
"I wanted to invent something that could change the world for the better"
We talk to Lorenzo Conti of Crover - the third and final innovative climate start-up representing Scotland at the ClimateLaunchpad global final this week.
"Scotland leads the way in supporting cleantech entrepreneurs like me"
Scotland hopeful Russell Gibb of Planet Heat talks to ECCI ahead of the global grand final of ClimateLaunchpad this week.
"ClimateLaunchpad is the opportunity to be a part of something much bigger"
We talk to Jacqueline Bruce of Undisturbed, the first of three innovative climate start-ups representing Scotland at the green ideas competition's global final this week.
ECCI links China and Scotland for biggest global climate hackathon in history
114 cities in 44 countries tackled local climate change challenges during Climathon 2018, with ECCI hosting events in Edinburgh and Shanghai Lingang.
Scotland’s top climate start-ups compete in world's biggest cleantech comp
Scotland’s top three climate-focused start-ups are heading to the Global Grand Final of the world’s largest green ideas competition – hosted in Scotland for the first time by ECCI.
Andy Kerr gives evidence to Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform Committee
ECCI's Director gave expert advice on Scotland's Climate Change Bill in Parliament this week.
Global Climathon movement lands at ECCI
The global movement dedicated to solving city climate challenges lands in Edinburgh this Friday as ECCI plays host to Climathon.
Clustering innovation to create thriving and prosperous low carbon cities
ECCI's ConnectedClusters project is working with cities and regions to drive the radical transformations in energy, transport and buildings we need for a smarter future, says ECCI Director Andy Kerr.
IPCC report: Scotland must lead by example and export knowledge
Our Director Professor Andy Kerr outlines Scotland's role in the rapid and far-reaching action required to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees.