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Stuart Stone

Stuart Stone

27 August 2024 • 5 min read

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The founder and CEO of energy-from-footfall firm Pavegen discusses rolling out new tech to smart cities and stadiums and what makes universities and start ups 'hotbeds' for innovation

Laurence Kemball-Cook is the award-winning founder and CEO of clean tech firm Pavegen. Headquartered in London with an R&D centre in Cambridge, the company manufactures floor systems that convert kinetic...

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