Pearson welcomes innovation centre
Ian Pearson, minister of State for Science and Innovation has welcomed plans for a new Energy Innovation Centre in Cheshire.

Ian Pearson, minister of State for Science and Innovation at the
(DIUS) has welcomed plans for a new Energy Innovation Centre. The plans are being developed by
at its headquarters in Capenhurst,
.
The centre is designed to incubate new ideas in energy technology, so that they develop from original concepts through to marketable products and services. It is expected to open fully in 2008, providing spaces for start-up companies and individual innovators.
‘This is a great initiative and a real asset for the
‘I am particularly pleased that the centre is dedicated to supporting innovators and entrepreneurs in the energy sector, where Britain already has an excellent record of technical leadership and enormous potential world markets.’
Robert Davis added: ‘People working at the centre will have access to all the support they need to realise their ideas, including world class laboratories, testing facilities, technical, financial and marketing advice.
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