Low Carbon Eco-Innovatory

!!Suppliers!! 📢 LCEI is now hosting tender adverts on our website for the businesses that secure grants from us.

These businesses are looking to purchase a range of low carbon or energy saving equipment to help decarbonise their operations.

This is part of a full tender process the businesses must carry out to procure their equipment, and part of their grant agreement with us.

Take a look at the opportunities here:

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What is the Circular Economy and how can you harness it to create more ethical and sustainable approaches to business in your sector?

Explore this and more at a series of special Circular Culture events across LCR, hosted by Merseyside Recycling and Waste Authority (MRWA) with Firestarters.

Next up is a focus on the food and hospitality industry, looking at the unique challenges associated with embedding a ‘circular culture’ into feeding, accommodating, transporting and entertaining residents, tourists, and business people.



Register for your free place here:

MRWA x Firestarters - Circular Culture Series - Food & Hospitality Imagining more sustainable approaches.

LCEI is now offering grants to LCR businesses to help purchase low carbon/energy saving equipment.

We have been awarded funding from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund through the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority, to support business growth and carbon reduction.

The team has been super busy getting this new phase of the project up and running, and we're excited to be able to support even more LCR businesses, now with grant funding, until March 2025.

Get in touch to see if your business is eligible: [email protected].

Decarbonisation project secures extra £1.6m - Liverpool Business News A university project that helps Liverpool city region businesses reduce their carbon footprint secures an extra £1.6m

The 2024 River Flow Conference will bring leading experts, researchers, practitioners, and organizations from around the world to Liverpool to exchange knowledge and explore innovative solutions in river engineering and fluvial hydraulics.

If you are a company or an organisation working in the sector, River Flow 2024 is a great opportunity to engage with hundreds of experts in the sector, or attract new talents.

Sponsorship packages are available, offering a unique opportunity to showcase your organisation's commitment to advancing the field and network with influential professionals in the industry, demonstrate your leadership and expose your brand.

Find out more and get in touch:

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Calling all LCR tech companies! Could you inspire the next generation of tech/digital careers?

LJMU is hosting a festival of technology this summer and is looking for businesses of all sizes that are doing exciting things with tech to get involved.

Whether you specialise in , , , advanced/digital manufacturing or anything beyond – we want to hear from you!

Contact…[email protected].

Staff from Sefton Council housing project teams visited LJMU Faculty of Engineering and Technology to learn more about the University’s housing projects. They were given a tour of the BRE test houses on the Byrom Street campus, and then shown around the labs by Dr Damian Fearon and Dr Volkan Ezcan to see controlled experiments using sensors remotely connected to the houses.

Presentations ranged from the future of low carbon construction materials and non-fired eco bricks from Dr Monower Sadique, to a presentation on intelligent AI-supported building scanning using the Boston Dynamics robotic dog (Spot – operated by Dr Layth Kraidi) fitted with thermal cameras and image sensing and scanning software from Dr Hu Du.

LCEI's own Dr Cameron Kelly demonstrated the processes the project uses to calculate GHG emissions and help LCR businesses identify their carbon impact.

The visit offered a greater understanding of council housing projects and showcased the work of the Faculty of Engineering & Technology within LJMU, hopefully laying the foundations for future collaborations. Proud to be a part of it.

An absolutely fantastic Liverpool John Moores University Fresher's Fair today down at Exhibition Centre Liverpool and a fab team at the stand. Lots of positive conversations about carbon reduction and , and lots of sustainable goodies given away.

Wonderful to see so many new students engaged with sustainability and focused on future green careers.

is go! LCEI's Lesley joined the 'Building A Sustainable City Beyond 2030' event with Momentum Group and 2030hub, getting insights into opportunities for local sustainable property and infrastructure development.

Great to see LCEI-supported businesses Kimpton Ltd and Momentum Group leading the way for sustainable business in LCR.