The construction industry is a significant contributor to carbon emissions. Green buildings can reduce emissions and help counteract climate change.

Cambridge Electric Cement raises £2.25 million to expand its sustainable cement production, turning concrete waste into a low-carbon cement alternative.

Plant Prefab is helping California wildfire victims rebuild with fire-resistant materials, prefabricated designs, and accelerated timelines.

NileBuilt builds wood-free homes that are sustainable and weather-resilient thanks to their fire-resistant advanced composite materials.

HITT Contracting’s new HQ in Virginia will feature solar power, a research lab with Virginia Tech, and sustainable design for a greener future.

Skanska Supply Chain Sustainability School launches in the US, offering free training on carbon reduction, waste management, and more.

Solar-powered shingles, hydrogen fuel cells, and solar windows are up-and-coming energy innovations reshaping the AEC industry.

Mighty Buildings uses 3D printing to build faster, eco-friendly homes, providing innovative housing solutions and sustainable construction practices.

Mass timber offers a sustainable approach to traditional construction, and companies like Timberlab and Element5 are leading the way.

With over 3,500 projects worldwide, collectively valued at more than $60 billion, Populous is a leader in innovative design.