Mon, 11 April, 2022
The IMPHORAA Project was represented at TWI’s recent Research for Impact; R4i 2022 Conference.
The project has seen TWI unite with fellow project partners, Technovative Solutions Ltd (UK), Nanoé (Madagascar), Quantum Leap JMB Mktg Inc (Philippines), and Brunel University London (UK), to bring photovoltaics and associated technologies to rural communities across The Philippines and in Madagascar.
IMPHORAA was included at the R4i event under the ‘renewable energy’ category as well as being featured in the event’s workshop agenda. The workshop saw Nicolas from Nanoé present the technology through a video presentation, while representatives from Technovative Solutions, TWI, and Brunel University London were all physically present at the event and able to interact and communicate the project with the event audience.
Sadiq (Brunel University London), Faisel (TWI), Heidi (TWI; event chair) and Ashadul (TVS) representing IMPHORAA at the R4i event
Research for Impact (R4i) has grown out of TWI’s work in promoting and delivering collaborative research and development activities that align with the strategies of the European Commission and the UK Government, including the innovative and life-changing work of the IMPHORAA Project.
This project is supported by Energy Catalyst and UK aid and was awarded as a “subsidy” under the UK International Obligations for Subsidy Control and delivered under Grant 90935 from Innovate UK