Education & Training

Started by one of the founders of INFOSYS, NSRCEL is an incubation Center for start ups. Since 2002, NSRCEL @IIMB has incubated 31 companies and from January 2010, a new vertical in "Clean tech" has been started to promote Clean Technologies. The incubation cell offers infrastructure to house 22 incubatee companies of 8 to 12 persons in each for 18 to 24 months. During this period, IIMB professors and mentors offer guidance to incubatees in marketing, branding and finance to make them sucessful.

The South Carolina Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Alliance is a public-private collaboration for cooperative & coordinated utilization of resources in the state used to advance the commercialization of hydrogen & fuel cell technologies. The SCHFCA is a non-profit partnership of government, business, academia & citizens working together to grow economies of local communities, the state & the nation, to enable energy security & to limit our environmental footprint with the use of hydrogen & fuel cells.

CJP is dedicated to the development of oil seed bearing trees -- non-food multiple vegetable oil plantation and technologies in order to reduce dependence on fossil fuels, bring greater control and security of fuel supply and reduce dangerous climate changing emissions, including CO2.CJP is pioneering the science, planting and production of inedible vegetable oils by planting of a variety of tree and non-food crop plantation.CJP is engaged in scientific commercialization of non-food fuel crop- that designs and implements the growing of various oil seed bearing tree crops worldwide in a structured Agri-Supply chain, Value additions of inedible oil seeds and research activities thereon & provides support/services from "Soil to Oil" for development and establishment of the non -food Bio-fuel crops.CJP use its proprietary knowledge to implement programmes through its expertise, technology and IPR knowledge creating new industry and job creation and the offsetting of climate change.an aim to use the fruit of the jatropha bush to produce biodiesel and thus offer local farmers a new source of income.

Researching New Type of Wind Turbines for Small Buildings - Norway

RENAC is an organization which brings togetherpartners and teaching staff with many years of expertise in training, international know-how transfer and quality assurance for renewable energies and energy efficiency. The RENAC CEO, Berthold Breid, has been working for over ten years in the areas of knowledge transfer, marketing and opening markets for solar technology and climate protection.