Green Campus Innovations

Akkurate Oy is a Finnish company specializing in mobile battery consulting, analysis, diagnostics, and engineering services. Founded in 2016 and based in Kaarina, the company offers a comprehensive range of services, including technology consulting, testing and analysis, specification optimization, charging system design, and manufacturing assessments. Akkurate conducts extensive electrical performance and safety testing, encompassing capacity measurements, cycle life tests, protection circuit verification, and thermal hazard assessments. The firm also provides in-depth battery analysis through advanced techniques such as x-ray analysis and Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) analysis. With a skilled team experienced in battery production, development, and lifecycle management, Akkurate aims to minimize risks associated with lithium-ion batteries and deliver reliable solutions tailored to client needs.

The Finnish company Solar Foods Oy produces an entirely new kind of nutrient-rich protein using only air and electricity as the main resources. The goal of the company is to start commercial production of the environmentally revolutionary protein in 2020.Solar Foods’ concept redefines the basics of food production, as it is not dependent on agriculture, the weather, or the climate. The price of the protein product is also competitive compared to sources such as soy protein.

Aurelia Turbines Oy is a Finnish company founded in 2013, specializing in the manufacture and marketing of two-stage gas turbines. Based in Lappeenranta, Finland, with additional offices in Germany and the United Kingdom, the company leverages technology developed at Lappeenranta University of Technology, which has undergone over 30 years of research in high-speed technology and fluid dynamics. Aurelia holds extensive intellectual property rights related to its core technology and continues to build a robust portfolio of IP protections. The company's strategy focuses on producing a reliable and efficient product through modular components, while retaining core expertise and collaborating with industrial partners for scalability and integration. Financial support comes from various Finnish investors, including Greencampus Innovations Oy and Capillary Oy, as well as funding from the EU H2020 program and local governmental financing bodies.