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Clean Tech stands for clean technologies, i.e. technnologies which optimise the use of natural resources and minimise negative environmental impact. To achieve this, it is essential to combine increased economic value with environmental benefit. Furthermore, the Clean Tech Delta focuses on innovative, future proof solutions in the lowland river delta. The Clean Tech market sectors are:
- energy efficiency
- water and deltatechnology
- sustainable energy generation
- sustainable mobility
- efficiency of materials
- efficiency of materials
Trade and industry, education and government are convinced that the Rotterdam-Delft corridor is becoming increasingly important to the reinforcement of the socio-economic structure. They need each other to achieve their ambitions and form a coalition to set an example at both national and international levels. They have shaken hands and agreed on the New Green Deal, so that they can form associations, speed up processes and make things happen. Their aim is to develop new solutions in relation to energy and quality of life, which will have a direct effect on the region itself, as well as creating a much sought-after international export product with significant economic value.
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Clean Tech Delta is a New Green Deal: a collaboration of trade and industry, education and government to stimulate innovation and clean technology and then implement it.
Innovation and clean technology in the Delft-Rotterdam region is creating sustainable solutions which can be applied at both regional and international levels.
The situation and conditions of the region are ideal: a port / industrial complex and a densely populated urban environment, with the necessary space and technological potential. Furthermore, the region Rotterdam-Delft is situatued in the heart of the Dutch Delta. Development and implementation of innovations for city water management and delta technology create the Clean Tech Delta which is an inspiring example for other delta cities in the world.
Clean Tech Delta has three dimensions: economic (sustainability is a strong business case), (environmental) technical (responsible use of energy and resources is essential) and socio-economic (changing behaviour and mentality will bring about sustainability).
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