Our Innovators
RedCAT Innovation assesses the feasibility and technical viability of new innovations, carrying out market and competitor analyses while identifying grant funding, demonstration partners, early adopters, and global expansion opportunities.
Case Study: River Power Pod
Mini-power plants extracting vital watts from moving water
Being able to collect waste plastic bottles and using them to 3D-print mini-turbines that gather lost and wasted watts from local waterways is a dream for many remote communities. Doing so for pennies or cents is a dream come true in parts of the world where poor access to finance and challenging geography are major barriers.
Case Study: Organic Heat Exchangers
Cold energy storage for an increasingly warm planet
It is estimated that some 10% of global electrical energy powers industrial cooling, typically in chilled warehouses, pharmaceutical manufacturers, food manufacturing, data centres, and the like. This figure is predicted to rise closer to 25% if global warming continues at current rates.
Case Study: GES
Scaling up renewable energy with Global Energy Systems
Heating and cooling consume a large share of global energy, making efficient renewable solutions essential. Global Energy Systems (GES) is driving this shift by designing and manufacturing high-performance Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs) for the UK market.
Case Study: iSentra
Commercialising an established company for wider world markets
Innovative businesses can be trapped between two very different scenarios – a low ‘Valley of Death’ case with poor commercialisation where they struggle to capitalise on promising new markets … and a higher position designed carefully to remove trade barriers and maximise sales success.
