Case Study

Introduction In February, the RedCAT Network welcomed another group of low-carbon innovators to the RedCAT Centre at the East Lancashire Chamber of Commerce. RedCAT Advocacy Events Update The session began with a brief update on RedCAT’s plans for COP30 in Belém, Brazil. We encouraged businesses to get involved in COP to

Introduction The UK has huge green-tech exporting opportunities in a gigantic global market but a rapidly closing implementation window,  two new reports suggest. RedCAT has drilled down to the core of this very common problem. The result is a four-stage commercialisation strategy that can take low carbon innovators, businesses and newly emerging sectors over

Introduction Far from being stable or predictable, the next 12 months are likely to be surprising and turbulent on many counts. However, although they may take a buffeting, some priorities - including the development of sustainable green technology - are so vital that they are virtually certain to make it through to the

Introduction One of our four strategic missions is Advocacy - extending RedCAT's successful commercialisation of green innovation regionally, nationally and globally. At COP29 Azerbaijan, Advocacy brought together many experts with skills to improve both the environment and world economy … and help Britain make an important global green-tech contribution that is far more than

Introduction The Government’s new strategy for ‘Rebuilding the British Economy’ will be good for - and benefit from - a new generation of innovative green technologies that RedCAT actively promoted recently in Azerbaijan at COP29 as part of its practical but proven commercialisation approach which takes great ideas across the notorious ‘valley of death’

Introduction Welcome to RedCAT where our unique approach to product commercialisation means that we are actively helping to take high-value low-carbon technologies across the notorious ‘valley of death’ development gap to boost GDP growth and mitigate the deepening environmental crisis. Innovation is a powerful economic tool. In recent times it has frequently been a

Introduction Britain must commercialise its low carbon innovations to deliver both national economic benefits and climate solutions for the world. Specifically, the UK must develop ‘green-tech’ products and services to help meet net-zero, end the environmental crisis … and boost our national and regional economy, export performance, advanced manufacturing capabilities, research base, and sustainability