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UK PropTech Firm Kamma Secures £3.6 Million Investment to Advance Net Zero Technology

August 23-08-2023: Kamma, a leading UK property data and analytics company, has successfully secured a £3.6 million investment to bolster its efforts in scaling up its net zero technology. The investment round was spearheaded by the Clean Growth Fund, a prominent UK cleantech venture capital fund, and featured participation

Germany Allocates €18.9 Billion for Green Construction and Renovation Subsidies

August 10, 2023: In a significant move towards achieving its ambitious net-zero emissions goal by 2045, Germany's cabinet has given the green light to a substantial investment of €18.9 billion (US$20.8 billion) in subsidies for the building sector. The funds are aimed at promoting the construction of

City of London Contemplates 'Retrofit First' Policy to Spearhead Sustainable Transformation

17 May 2023: The City of London deliberated on proposals that signal its intention to embrace a "retrofit first" policy for its future City Plan. During the City's local planning committee meeting held on 27th April, councillors debated various measures outlined in the draft plans, indicating the corporation's commitment to

The UK Government Pledges £1.8 Billion To Boost Energy Efficiency Of Homes And Public Buildings in England.

22 March 2023: The UK government has pledged a massive £1.8 billion to enhance the energy efficiency of over 115,000 homes in England. The funding will be allocated through the Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund and Home Upgrade Grant, with a combined value of £1.4 billion. These resources

Researchers develop cement with shrimp shells to lower carbon output from the overall cement industry.

A collaboration of scientists from the Washington State University and Pacific Northwest National Laboratory have developed a specialised cement using nanotechnology by creating nanocrystals of chitin which is among the most common naturally occurring organic polymers. The nanofibers when mixed with conventional cement mixture created a cement paste with 40%