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Just north of Athens there is one of the country’s biggest solar energy farms. Monitoring everything is a system installed by a company with Vassilis Nellas at the helm.

In 2000, Inaccess was a small company employing 10 people. Now there are 50 staff. Despite the crisis, turnover has doubled over the last two years, and exports are up four times over.

The company, which has opened a subsidiary in San Fransisco, is among the first Greek clusters to specialise in micro-electronics.

The Spanish fashion company Caramelo knows about the difficulties of entering the Japanese fashion market.

Thanks to their first visit to Japan with a EU Gateway Fashion business mission, they have not only raised the awareness of their brand but gained a better understanding of the market: “More than just having a beautiful product, we need to satisfy a demanding customer base that has an eye for detail and quality.”

Training the first Greek experts

Citrix today announced it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire privately held Bytemobile, a leading provider of data and video optimization solutions for mobile network operators.

The Eco-innovation initiative is not about research: all ideas must be developed, practical and offer long-term viability to qualify for funding. Nor are projects simply about protecting the environment. What the initiative does is lend a helping hand to innovative and environmentally friendly products, services and processes – moving them along the road to fully fledged commercial prospects, ready for uptake by business and industry.

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