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Roscommon start-up Positive Carbon secures backing from German VC

Roscommon start-up Positive Carbon secures backing from German VC
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Nine start-ups selected for UCD ag-tech and food-tech accelerator programme

Nine start-ups selected for UCD ag-tech and food-tech accelerator programme
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Making It Work: Bin tech helps kitchens scale down on waste

Making It Work: Bin tech helps kitchens scale down on waste Positive Carbon’s system uses bin scales and cameras to monitor food waste so that hotels and restaurants can change orders and save cash 21st January, 2021 Mark and Aisling Kirwan set up Positive Carbon in early 2020 to develop technology that would help to cut down on food waste. Picture: Fergal Phillips The hospitality sector is once again at a standstill, but that hasn’t stopped the founders of Positive Carbon forging ahead with plans to ready their technology for hotels and restaurants when they reopen. Aisling and Mark Kirwan set up the business in early 2020 to develop technology that would help to cut down on food waste in hospitality.

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15 women-led start-ups awarded Competitive Start funding

15 women-led start-ups awarded Competitive Start funding 11 Dec 20201.27k Views From left: Michael Culligan of Dublin BIC, Aisling Kirwan from Positive Carbon, Jenny Melia of Enterprise Ireland and Minister Damien English, TD. Image: Maxwell Photography As well as receiving funding from Enterprise Ireland, these start-ups will join a 12-week online accelerator programme led by Dublin BIC. Enterprise Ireland has awarded 15 women-led start-ups with up to €50,000 in funding each. The successful applicants to the Competitive Start Fund for Women Entrepreneurs have been chosen from across Ireland. These women-led start-ups span a variety of sectors including digital health, data intelligence, green-tech, enterprise software and digital media.

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