🚀 Call for proposals: 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 🗓️ Apply by 12pm, 4th December 2024 🔗 More information and application details available here https://lnkd.in/dSmR873S {hashtag|#|Innovation} {hashtag|#|AirQuality} {hashtag|#|Sustainability} {hashtag|#|WestminsterCouncil} @Sam Markey @Rikesh Shah @[Olga Kuzmich](urn:li:person:6OhK_S2w8E) @Malcolm Harbour CBE @Ben Hawes @Kayleigh Hadjimina MCIPR // *Connected Places Catapult @Becky Chapman @Claire Parsons @Sarah Slate @Dr Colin Birchenall @Theo Blackwell MBE @Colin Wood @[Sarah P.](urn:li:person:WI_wH_LflU) @Daniel Clarke @Abdul Rahim @Dagmar Steffens @Ian Brotherston @[David Smith](urn:li:person:JbD8_U7Sam) @Paula Claytonsmith @Helen Olsen Bedford @Sophie Moule @Marie Godward @Eddie Copeland *Local Council Roads Innovation Group (LCRIG) *UKAuthority @Flora McFarlane @Jade Cohen @Jay Shen @Neil Wells @[Sebastian Zaremba](urn:li:person:edy_kMsmxo) @Elizabeth Vega OBE @Darren Kelly @Jane Aldridge @Phong D.D @[Isabel Russell](urn:li:person:hxKZY0-ym_) @Cathy Vickers @Nick Tune @Steve Lazars