Competition
iX Challenge: Carbon dioxide removal for nuclear control room habitability
Run by Innovate UK Business Connect and Rolls-Royce SMR, this challenge seeks carbon dioxide removal technologies (TRL 5+) to maintain habitable conditions in nuclear control rooms during ventilation loss. Selected applicants present their solutions and explore potential collaboration and deployment pathways.
See your fitKey facts
- Organiser
- Innovate UK Business Connect
- Deadline
- December 16, 2026
- Cycles
- 2026 Challenge Call · deadline December 16, 2026
- Opens
- November 3, 2026
- Amount
- No cash
- Open to
- United Kingdom
- Sectors
- Climate and energy, Deeptech and hardware
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See your fit: whether you qualify, the official application form, and Autopilot to fill it in for you. Equity, fees, format and location open with it.
See your fitKey questions about iX Challenge: Carbon dioxide removal for nuclear control room habitability
Who can apply to iX Challenge: Carbon dioxide removal for nuclear control room habitability?
Eligible locations: United Kingdom. Incorporation is not required. Only startups in these sectors qualify: Climate and energy and Deeptech and hardware. Other requirements: Must offer solutions at TRL 5+; UK based or have the intention to set up a UK base.
When is the iX Challenge: Carbon dioxide removal for nuclear control room habitability deadline?
The iX Challenge: Carbon dioxide removal for nuclear control room habitability deadline is December 16, 2026. Upcoming cycles: 2026 Challenge Call · deadline December 16, 2026. Applications open on November 3, 2026.
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