Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation - Key Messages
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Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation - Key Messages
- 2. ECCI is a hub for the knowledge, innovation & skills required to create a low carbon economy.
- 3. We’ve created a space to bring low-carbon champions together – to take action.
- 4. We bring people together to make good ideas real.
- 5. We’re an action centre – not a research centre.
- 7. We take a collaborative approach to innovation.
- 8. We knock barriers out of the way.
- 9. We help foster public/private partnerships to get big things done.
- 10. We’ve built a safe, structured place to explore big ideas.
- 11. We use dynamic, non-linear approaches in order to create real innovation.
- 13. We turn discussion into action.
- 14. We are disruptive. We ask bold questions. We stir things up.
- 15. We are a beacon for change.
- 16. We are a hub for innovation.
- 19. ECCI is your centre.
- 20. We help design smart policy that will create a radical energy revolution.
- 21. We’re helping Scotland become a low-carbon leader.
- 22. We’re helping to create a better, healthier, more vibrant world.