The University of Nottingham has been awarded £230k of follow on funds from EPSRC. This 12 months project started on 1 April 2012 is to engage with manufacturers and setup Score Centres in Bangladesh and Nepal. See here for grant information.

The “Low cost, micro-electrically generating heat engines for rural areas” – Conference. was held on the 2-3 April 2012
at The East Midlands Conference Centre, Nottingham UK.

More news later here:

The visit to the University of Nottingham, Malaysia campus on the 2nd October 2011 organised by Dr Yousif Abakr (Associate Professor and Head of Score Centre Malaysia) was a resounding success. Professor Steve Garrett (Penn State University, US), Dr Normah...

SCORE aims to improve the life of over 60 Million people in developing countries. It started as a £2M research consortium, to significantly improve health, quality of life, economic growth and social and educational opportunities, and thus reduce poverty...

On 23november at 2:35 pm, a wood burning Thermo-Acoustic engine (Score Stove) produced 22.7 watts of electrical power. Demo2 of the Score stove also averaged 8 Watts of power over a 60 minute period whilst charging a 12V lead acid battery. This shows...