Industry Partners

Since inception, ERI@N has set up key partnerships with top energy related laboratories, research institutes and laboratories worldwide. Over the years, ERI@N has established itself as a strategic partner by forming strong bonds with multinationals and local enterprises, and by government agencies. 

In addition, ERI@N also plays a role in helping to support the setup of and has close connection with several corporate labs within NTU.

Rolls-Royce @ NTU Corporate Lab

A partnership with Rolls-Royce to develop innovations and technologies for the aviation industry for more efficiency and sustainability

NTU Singapore-CEA Alliance for Research in Circular Economy

A partnership with CEA France to recycle and reduce the environmental impact of e-waste, and maximise the recovery of precious materials

SJ-NTU Corporate Lab

A joint venture with Surbana Jurong to develop next-generation sustainable solutions to tackle industrial and complex urban challenges

Guoxuan-NTU Smart Energy Lab

A collaboration with Guoxuan High-Tech Co., Ltd to develop innovative energy storage technologies for electric vehicles

Partnerships

Partnerships with academia include Lawrence Berkeley National Labs, CEA France, CNRS France, UC Berkeley, Hebrew University, University of Grenoble, TU Munich, Peking University, University Paris Saclay, Newcastle University, and Sino-Singapore Joint Research Institute (SSJRI) at Guangzhou, etc. ERI@N's ties with government agencies and industry leaders include Energy Market Authority of Singapore, Enterprise Singapore, BMW, Rolls-Royce, Surbana Jurong, Hutchinson, SP Group, Sembcorp, Durapower, ENGIE, EDF, Sunseap, etc.

Most of ERI@N’s partnerships are governed by Research Collaborative Agreements (RCA’s) or Master Research Collaborative Agreements (MRCA’s). These spell out the project scope and the intellectual property (IP) agreements which typically specify that the foreground IP is jointly owned by company and NTU; with provisions made for the company to acquire IP for specified fields of exploitation.

For collaboration and partnership opportunities, please write to us at [email protected]