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Hallett Cements Greener Future

Hallett Group is cementing its intention to deliver a greener future for South Australia.

25 Jan 2023

Unwasted Secures Final Seed Round Before £72m Series A

Elbow Beach Capital, the decarbonisation and sustainability investor has made a £1.5m investment into waste-to-material pioneers, Unwasted.

24 Jan 2023

Mid Atlantic Meeting House

Josh Allison, AIA, LEED AP, Principal of Josh Allison Architecture of Charlotte, NC, selected Hope’s® Windows, Inc. custom handcrafted steel window and door systems to renovate and expand the 4,700-square foot home – while respecting the original mid-century modern architecture.

24 Jan 2023

Mori Building to Open Toranomon Hills Station Tower this Coming Autumn

Mori Building Co., Ltd., Japan’s leading urban landscape developer, announced today that the 49-story Toranomon Hills Station Tower will open this coming autumn.

24 Jan 2023

First KNX Hackathon Focuses on Smart Home and Building Solutions for a More Sustainable World

KNX is stepping up its efforts in the fight against climate change and has announced the first KNX Hackathon on the topic of sustainability for this year.

24 Jan 2023

Komatsu Europe Announces the New SubMonitor for Wheel Loaders

Your customers told us that to meet their continual challenges and ever-increasing operational complexity, they need solutions that deliver safety, real-time information, machine monitoring, driver assistance, production monitoring, efficiency optimization, future proofing and easy to use for the driver without causing distraction!

From Komatsu North America 23 Jan 2023

CarbonCure Technologies Welcomes New Senior Vice President of Sales & Marketing

Image Credit: Gorma Kuma/Shutterstock.com

From CarbonCure 20 Jan 2023

Preservation of Historical Structures with MCI® Technology!

The famous Zagreb Cathedral is the tallest and one of the most beautiful buildings in Croatia that attracts thousands of tourists worldwide. As the most impressive gothic-style sacral building southeast of the Alps, it is characterized by great architectural and historical value.

From Cortec Corporation 19 Jan 2023

Cintec- John Sopinka Courthouse

The Man John Sopinka was born in Broderick, Saskatchewan in 1937 and lived there until his Ukrainian Canadian family moved to Hamilton, Ontario in 1939.

10 Jan 2023

Peab Builds Apartments in Gothenburg

Peab has been commissioned to build 397 apartments in the project Ekebäckshöjd in Högsbohöjd. The customer is Stena Fastigheter Göteborg AB and the contract is worth SEK 565 million.

From Peab AB 10 Jan 2023

Watson-Marlow to Showcase Bredel Hose Pumps at World of Concrete 2023

Watson-Marlow Fluid Technology Solutions is showcasing its Bredel hose pumps for handling of concrete at World of Concrete 2023, which will be held January 17-19, 2023, at the Las Vegas Convention Center, 3150 Paradise Road, Las Vegas, Nevada.

9 Jan 2023

AIMPLAS Participates in the EU REPurpose Project on Safe and Sustainable Design of Elastomeric Plastics from Recycling of Post-consumer Waste

Finding a sustainable way to shape a zero-waste economy is essential to keep the world’s consumption within its planetary boundaries, especially for versatile and widespread materials like plastics.

3 Jan 2023

Bally Ribbon Mills Offers Nylon Cure-Tape for Rubber Hoses and Roller Covers

Bally Ribbon Mills (BRM), an industry leader in the design, development, and manufacture of highly specialized engineered woven fabrics, announces the availability of nylon cure-tape for rubber hose and roller cover applications.

From Bally Ribbon Mills 3 Jan 2023

National Composites Centre Announces Results for Life Cycle Assessment Tools for Construction

The National Composites Centre has completed an assessment of the composites data referenced in software and tools for Life Cycle Assessments (LCA) used within the Construction sector.

15 Dec 2022

World-First Project to 'Self Heal' Cracked Concrete Using Sloppy Sludge Could Save $1.4 Billion Annual Repair Bill to Australia’s Sewer Pipes

Water treatment sludge could be used to prevent 117,000 kilometres of sewer pipes in Australia from cracking in future, without any intervention by humans, helping to save $1.4 billion in annual maintenance costs.

12 Dec 2022