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Foreword...

Welcome to the March issue of email news. As usual it is packed full with information and advice on a range of issues. This month we have included the latest information on issues such as the development of Ports' resources, encouraging young people into the industry and investment in renewable energy technology. Read on to find out more…

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Project to improve marine businesses’ profitability and sustainability...

SMARTA is a three year project aimed at helping marine companies in the South East to improve their profitability and sustainability. The project is jointly funded by the European Union and SEEDA and offers practical assistance for marine businesses via free consultancy provided by experts in production optimisation, sustainable design and environmental best practice.

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Marine South East launches the ‘MEREX’ Knowledge Network...

The new Marine Energy Resources, Exploitation & Use (MEREX) Knowledge Network has been launched to foster new collaborations between the knowledge base and businesses in South East England.

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Support for Marine Renewables in the South East...

EnviroBusiness is running a programme through which the South East of England Development Agency (SEEDA) is offering targeted support for companies in the marine renewables sector, to help them “create new world beating products and exploit growth in environmental markets”.

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South East marine apprentice wins prestigious award at the London Boat Show 2010...

Local apprentice James Woolgar received the Derek Kimber Medal for 2009, from Graham Clarke, Prime Warden of The Worshipful Company of Shipwrights at the London Boat Show last month.

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An insight into Export Communications and UKTI’s 2010 programme of events for the marine sector, Tuesday 23rd February 2010 4.00-6.30pm...

Venue: Portsmouth Harbour Yacht Club, Port Solent

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New grant for young apprentices...

The National Apprenticeship Service (NAS) has recently announced up to 5,000 Apprenticeship Grants for Employers of 16 and 17 year olds (AGE 16 and 17) with a value of £2,500 to encourage employers to take on unemployed 16-17 year olds as apprentices.

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Inngot: Unlocks the value of your innovation...

Inngot is a new resource that has been designed to facilitate easier access to Open Innovation. Following its launch last year, more than 100 innovative businesses have already registered.

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Strengthen Your Business with the University of Kent, Wednesday 10th February 2010...

Venue: Canterbury Innovation Centre, Canterbury Campus, University of Kent

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