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Energy Start-up Secures Over €9.9 Million

WASE, a UK-based start-up which is unlocking the power of waste to make it the fuel for the future, announced it raised over €9.9 million, including €2.8 million in non-dilutive.

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XRP Healthcare to Become One Entity in Africa

In a bold move to address the challenges of the highly fragmented African healthcare sector, XRP Healthcare has announced the incorporation of XRP Healthcare Africa, in Uganda. The strategic decision.

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Indian Scientists Develop Material to Replace Sand in Construction

Researchers at the Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru have developed a unique material that could replace natural sand in construction. Natural sand is already getting scarce, making it crucial to.

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EcoLearn Summit Shines Light on Financial Empowerment

The sixth edition of the ‘EcoLearn Summit 2024 – From Dubai to the World’ sponsored by Tickmill LTD, concluded successfully, leaving attendees inspired and equipped with invaluable insights into financial.

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Generative AI to Help Buildings Run More Efficiently

Powered by the latest generative AI technology with Amazon Bedrock, Aria (Artificial Responsive Intelligent Assistant) is designed to enhance building efficiency by assimilating seamlessly into the day-to-day processes related to.

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Japan Gets its Tallest Skyscraper

The real estate landscape of Japan now boasts of a new tallest skyscraper, the Mori JP Tower. Rising to a height of 325.2 metres (1,066 feet) in Tokyo, the building.

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Cloudbeds Releases Data on Hotels Across Globe

Cloudbeds, the hospitality management platform powering more reservations and happier guests for independent lodging businesses around the globe, has released its inaugural State of Hostels report. The first-of-its-kind report draws.

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Australia Set To Tighten Study Visa Rules From March 23

After Canada and the UK, Australia is set to tighten its immigration rules for study visas. From March 23, the Genuine Student (GS) requirement replaces the Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE).

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Green Hydrogen Too Expensive: Exxon and Aramco Heads

Green hydrogen is too expensive to replace fossil fuels, the chief executives of oil supermajors ExxonMobil and Saudi Aramco told a conference in Houston, Texas. Exxon CEO Darren Woods went.

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Oxford to Develop Industrial Decarbonisation Roadmap

The UK city of Oxford is developing a roadmap outlining how industry can decarbonise in line with the city’s net zero ambitions. Oxford City Council, on behalf of the Zero.

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