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Faisal Ghani

Finalists had the opportunity to pitch onstage to a high-profile judging panel consisting of NatWest Group chief executive Alison Rose, serial entrepreneur and philanthropist Sir Tom Hunter, who is the founder of Scottish Edge funding partner The Hunter Foundation, and Eleanor Shaw of the Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship at Strathclyde University Business School. Judges listen to the finalists pitches l-r Alison Rose CEO of NatWest Group, Sir Tom Hunter, Dr Eleanor Shaw of Strathclude University

Flat-pack solar capture device among winners of Scottish Edge pitch at COP26

From left: SolarisKit's Kris Aitchison, Faisal Ghani, and Floran Calvet. Picture: contributed.

Eco-friendly water-heating start-up SolarisKit secures key Amazon partnership

Service and installation manager Kris Aitchison with a packaged SolarisKit collector. Picture: contributed.

Dundee start-up fires up production of Rwanda-focused solar power device

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A screenshot from one of the Red Ice videos uploaded to BitChute, in which white nationalist broadcadter Lana Lokteff describes Humza Yousaf and his family as "enjoying the fruits of a white society." Picture: BitChute

Police launch investigation into racist abuse and threats aimed at Humza Yousaf

Recycling schemes in other countries are not driven by a political desire to do things differently to England (Picture: Jonathan Pow/PA)

Deposit return scheme's fate is another fine mess, not a constitutional outrage

Analysis of the Scottish Government's consultation on the proposed Land Reform Bill have been released (Katharine Hay/The Scotsman)

Land Reform consultation highlights little trust in Scottish Government