QLM lands £3M seed fund for quantum lidar gas imaging
20 Apr 2021
QLM Technology, the Bristol, UK, company developing quantum lidar cameras, has raised £3.1 million in seed funding.
The injection of new cash - provided by lead investor Green Angel Syndicate but also featuring a local private equity club and Houston-based oil technology firm ChampionX, among others - is set to help QLM expand its technical and commercial teams, achieve industrial validation and orders, and boost its patent portfolio.
âThe multidisciplinary consortium of green investors, technology accelerators, and oil and gas industry professionals shares QLMâs vision of enabling organisations to achieve Net Zero (sic) through mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions,â announced the startup, which is in the process of launching its first commercial cameras.
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Green technology firm harvests 16 new jobs for Lisburn 03 February, 2021 01:00
StormHarvester founder Brian Moloney
LISBURN green technology firm StormHarvester is investing £1.6 million to create 16 jobs as it expands export sales into Europe, the US and Australasia.
Its Intelligent Sewer Suite uses machine learning, rainfall prediction and forecasting tools to monitor and control water and wastewater networks, addressing challenges such as sewage pollution, flooding and water scarcity, and StormHarvester has been identified as one of the world’s most promising water technology start-ups.
Its founder Brian Moloney said: “Last year, Invest NI’s R&D support helped us to develop our green-tech system and win new business in Great Britain.
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