9 startups decarbonising NYC’s buildings
From recycling carbon into concrete to molecular-level air purifiers, innovations from the first Clean Fight accelerator programme have ambitions to clean buildings in New York and beyond.
From recycling carbon into concrete to molecular-level air purifiers, innovations from the first Clean Fight accelerator programme have ambitions to clean buildings in New York and beyond.
Having halved its emissions since 2016 and introduced an ambitious electric vehicle strategy, Tesco is on its way to reaching net-zero status by 2035. PlaceTech speaks to the supermarket's head of energy for an insight into its green strategy.
The UK's tech industry attracted more capital than any country besides the US and China last year. The 2021 Tech Nation Report explores the trends behind those figures, revealing the importance of fintech and 'deep tech' to the UK market.
Leighton Buzzard train station is trialling kinetic floor tiles that convert footsteps into electricity in a pilot by startup Pavegen and Central Bedfordshire Council.
The government’s decision to scrap the Green Homes Grant has been branded a “travesty” that would damage the UK’s progress towards net-zero by property and energy efficiency experts.
Legal & General has appointed a senior leadership team to head up its recently launched suburban build-to-rent business focused on family rental communities.
The British Property Federation has called on the government to set out guidance for carbon emissions regulations beyond 2030 to give investors clarity on the road to net-zero
Legal & General has started work on a £120m net-zero carbon retirement community – the first of its kind in the UK.
Pi Labs has launched its most international and competitive proptech accelerator programme yet, backing startups developing innovations in automation, efficiency and sustainability.
The UK Green Building Council has published “vital” guidance on ensuring that net-zero buildings and organisations are truly sustainable.