Materials
New carbon-free aluminum smelting cells technology adopted by global mining and metals company Rio Tinto.
Mycelium-based bio-composite materials have already been applied to areas like construction, manufacturing, and agriculture.
This innovation offers a sustainable and cost-effective alternative to the construction industry's traditional materials.
As part of the initiative, $25,000 grants will be awarded to design teams in order to "conduct design, technical and economic feasibility assessments for mass timber".
Engineers in Australia have found a way of making stronger concrete with roasted used-coffee grounds.
HERACLES Group has been unswervingly leading developments in the decarbonization of buildings across their entire life cycle.