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Glasgow Firm Targets Carbon-Negative Future for Construction Materials
A prospective University of Strathclyde spinout is developing a carbon-negative cement replacement material made from waste minerals and captured carbon dioxide. Supported by IBioIC, Ureaka’s technology aims to reduce emissions from one of the world's most carbon-intensive industries while creating valuable new materials from construction waste.
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Hitachi Energy Opens Glasgow Engineering Centre Creating 100 Skilled Jobs
Hitachi Energy has opened a new UK Engineering Centre of Excellence in Glasgow, creating around 100 specialist jobs and supporting the modernisation of the UK electricity grid. The investment reinforces Glasgow’s position in the clean energy transition and will help deliver critical infrastructure needed for net zero ambitions.
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Glasgow ranks 5th globally for sustainable tourism as visitor economy surges
Glasgow has been recognised as one of the world’s leading sustainable tourism destinations, ranking fifth globally in the Global Destination Sustainability Index, as new figures highlight strong growth in visitors, spending and international connectivity.
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Glasgow Expands Voi E-Bike Network with 40 New Stations Amid Record Demand
Glasgow has approved over 40 new Voi e‑bike stations - expanding both on‑hire and off‑hire capacity at busy locations across the city.
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Glasgow Startup Develops Next-Gen Rotor Sails to Boost Clean Shipping
A Glasgow-based maritime tech startup is aiming to unlock the next phase of wind-assisted shipping with a new approach to Flettner rotor sails.
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Strathclyde-Backed Regeno Raises Funding for Ground-Level Wind Turbine Innovation
A company whose mission is to make wind energy economically viable has secured significant backing from investors, including the University of Strathclyde. 
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Glasgow Achieves Aviation First with All-Electric Flight to Dundee
Scotland has marked a major milestone in sustainable aviation, with its first all-electric commercial aircraft completing a flight between Glasgow and Dundee.
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Glasgow Caledonian University Leads €4.5M European Project on Sustainable Sport and Climate Change
Researchers at Glasgow Caledonian University are leading a major European research initiative exploring how sport and physical activity can respond to climate change while continuing to support health and wellbeing.
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