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The Benefits of Converting Inefficient Buildings into Decentralized Power Plants

In many developed parts of the world, older residential buildings are energy inefficient, and so renovating them to make them more efficient is a major opportunity to reduce carbon emissions. A German startup called ecoworks has taken this notion a step further and devised eco-friendly building solutions that include turning renovated houses into decentralized power plants.

From ecoworks 14 May 2021

Using Reclaimed CO2 to Sustainably Dye Textiles

DyeCoo has developed a revolutionary textile system that it hopes will have a significant impact on carbon emissions and the environment if it is adopted on a worldwide scale.

From DyeCoo 13 May 2021

Capturing CO2 from Industrial Power Generators to Produce Sustainable Fertilizers

Award-winning cleantech company, CCm Technologies, has developed an innovative method of producing sustainable fertilizers from captured carbon dioxide. The technology is set to significantly reduce the volume of carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere from industrial power generators, while at the same time limiting the negative impact of unsustainable fertilizers.

From CCm Technologies 13 May 2021

How Digital Solutions Could Tackle Post-Consumer Waste in Developing Countries

Kabadiwalla Connect – an Indian technology start-up – is working to transform waste collection and management in cities in the Global South by using the Internet of Things (IoT) and building on the contribution of existing informal networks.

From Kabadiwalla Connect 11 May 2021

Biomimetic Carbon Capture: Using CO2 to Create a Limestone Rock Substitute

A California-based cleantech pioneer – Blue Planet Ltd. – is learning from nature to make concrete more sustainable with biomimetic carbon capture. The company’s economically sustainable carbon capture process creates a limestone rock substitute that can replace aggregate for concrete, significantly reducing the material’s ultimate environmental impact.

From Blue Planet Ltd 11 May 2021

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