ABOUT US
The Centre for Future Clean Mobility at the University of Exeter stands at the forefront of the road to zero carbon
We specialise in developing new hybrid and electric powertrain technology for cleaner mobility of humans and goods.
We are committed to leading the next generation of clean mobility, which will make our streets, railways, farms, skies, seas and waterways, cleaner and greener.
Our work with CFCM is central to our clean growth ambitions.~Bob Browning, Quattro Group
Recent projects have been funded by Innovate UK, ISCF, EPSRC and MarRI-UK.
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Who We Are
Meet the team at CFCM

Chris Smith

Director, Professor of Mechanical Engineering

Prathyush Menon

Deputy Director, Associate Professor of Engineering

Brian Lambert

Business Research Fellow

ED KEEDWELL

Professor of Artificial Intelligence, Computer Science

JAMES MCNAUGHTON

Business Development Manager

Mi Tian

Lecturer in Low-Carbon Engineering
What we can do
Our capabilities
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Find out more about our excellent track records of innovative projects

Knowledge Transfer Partnership with Supacat

Supacat, part of the SC Group, is a world-leading defence vehicle manufacturer and is well-known for producing the Jackal vehicle for the British Army. In 2018, Supacat and CFCM won funding for an Innovate UK-supported Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) and

Consortium bid into MarRI-UK for Plymouth Boat Trips

The CFCM has officially set sail with a successful bid to develop the e-Voyager, the UK’s first fully electric Domestic Passenger Vessel in partnership with Plymouth Boat Trips, EV Parts, Plymouth University, Teignbridge Propellers and Voyager Marine Ltd. The project

Knowledge Transfer Partnership with Quattro Group

One of our most recent partnerships is with Quattro Group, a leading contractor providing maintenance and repair services in the rail, road and construction industries. CFCM and Quattro Group won funding for an EPSRC- and Innovate UK-funded Knowledge Transfer Partnership
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Partnership with Ecomar moves on to Phase 2

Jan. 21, 2021 by

After a successful initial collaboration on a short feasibility study, funded by Innovate UK’s ‘Sustainable Innovation Fund: SBRI Phase 1’ call, local SME Ecomar Propulsion has decided to continue the partnership with CFCM and apply for Phase 2 of the

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