Tech leaders establish ‘bold’ net zero taskforce

Following decades of apathy and minimal change, the construction industry needs to wise up, writes Paul Dunn of CallisonRTKL.

The company that ‘gives homes a brain’, has acquired two UK solar energy businesses as it scales up the rollout of its net-zero energy products.

Massachusetts has ranked first among US states for LEED green building certified space per capita in 2020.

Deloitte, EY, KPMG and PwC have released their net-zero carbon pledges. But are they practical promises or hot air for headlines?

New York City, Denver and Seattle have become the latest US cities to announce plans to limit or ban natural gas connections to buildings.

The digital parking assistant has appointed Angelique de Rauville as managing director of its business in the UK as it plans to ‘increase our business exponentially in the short-term’.

Bruntwood has started installing electric charging points at its buildings in and around Greater Manchester as part of an Innovate UK Prospering from the Energy Revolution project in partnership with Greater Manchester Combined Authority.

Hyperloop took a leap forward in 2020 as Virgin Hyperloop carried out its first passenger test. But when can we expect it to become a practical, functioning reality?

Nuuka, a Finnish proptech software company, has joined the Real Estate Core Consortium of companies and academics targeting the emerging market for connected buildings.

Lithium carbonate, used in electric vehicle battery cells, has been successfully produced from sources in Cornwall and Scotland.