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Develop innovative ideas for organisations, products or services

We support and fund organisations to innovate to encourage economic growth and create jobs.

We can help you to create new innovative ideas and improve existing products.

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Innovation news

RWE is the largest renewable energy operator in Wales, generating one third of all of Wales’ renewable electricity.
Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) opens second round of applications to test cutting-edge AI medical technologies following successful pilot phase.
The UKRI (UK Research and Investment) will work with local experts to grow local economies, jobs and skills, improving lives across the UK.
From ethical metal recycling to AI-driven edtech and digital identity, twelve exceptional UK-based SMEs have been named as winners of the Department for Business and Trade’s (DBT) 2025 Made in the
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