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Flexitricity Ltd.
Flexitricity’s managing director, Dr Alastair Martin wanted to to engage the services of a University partner to help our research and development. Interface - The knowledge connection for business helped broker collaborative links with two academics from the University of Edinburgh’s School of Engineering and Electronics. Flexitricity was successfully awarded a two year Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) to explore the supply and demand balancing in the National Electricity System and has now employed a KTP Associate to fulfil the terms of the KTP agreement.
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- Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTP), This scheme allows collaboration between a company and a university by the placing of a suitable qualified graduate to work on a specific project within the company and benefits from half a day per week of academic support.
- Shell Livewire, Shell Livewire awards up to £10,000 to businesses that have been running between 3-18months by those aged 16-30.
- STEP Programme, This scheme places second and penultimate year undergraduates into SMEs and community organisations to undertake specific business or technical projects.
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