🚀 Call for proposals extended: Reducing emissions from commercial cooking in Westminster IPEC is supporting *Westminster City Council’s innovation challenge to find solutions for reducing PM2.5 emissions from commercial cooking. This is a chance to apply your innovative solution in a live urban environment, with up to £100,000 in funding available. 💡 Opportunity Highlights: ▪️ Operate in real commercial settings, making measurable impact ▪️ Potential funding for up to 3 suppliers ▪️ Improve air quality and lead in sustainable practices 🗓️ Extended deadline: 12pm, 4th December 2024 🔗 More information and application details available here https://lnkd.in/dSmR873S {hashtag|#|Innovation} {hashtag|#|AirQuality} {hashtag|#|ParticulateMatter} {hashtag|#|AirPollution} {hashtag|#|Emissions} {hashtag|#|EmissionsTechnology} {hashtag|#|Sustainability} {hashtag|#|WestminsterCouncil} @Sam Markey @Rikesh Shah // @Eddie Copeland @Abdul Rahim @Theo Blackwell MBE @Ian Brotherston *ENJAY *London Clean Air @Georgina McGivern @Venetia Bell @Valeria Pensabene *Clean Air Power @Dan Skelton *Enviro Technology Services Ltd *ELITECH *SOCOTEC UK *Copernicus ECMWF *HORIBA *DustScanAQ *Airly @Veena Cheringal @Andreas 'Zac' Zachariah @Agnes Agyepong @Donovan Storey @Kathy Quillinan Nothstine @Catherine Kenyon @Larissa Lockwood @Paolo Barbato @Chris Harper @Nick Ridgment *Clean Air Association *Total Clean Air Limited @Louise Napolitano @Francesca Brady 🌬️*UK Clean Air *1 Clean Air @Eduardo Peralta Lopez @[Rezina Chowdhury CMRS](urn:li:person:bv7m4O0e_b) @Ben Simons