GreenTech stories - Page 51

CarbonClick CPO, Jan Ivar Czaplicki, has been named International Michael Page Innovator of the Year for 2019.

Vodafone legal, regulatory and sustainability director Juliet Jones says she’s pleased with the company’s progress but as always, there’s still work to do.

The Australian project is one of six new renewable energy projects, which are expected to produce a total 711MW of new renewable energy capacity.

KPMG unveils KPMG Origins, a blockchain-based track and trace platform, across Asia Pacific to enhance transparency and traceability in diverse industries.

Excessive working hours, forced labour and discrimination are some of the problems that risk workers' health in the IT industry.

Dell Technologies unveils its 'moonshot goals' as part of its 2030 Progress Made Real Plan, aiming to transform lives and improve transparency practices.

Commvault has joined the Business Avengers, a coalition of 17 global companies, to champion SDG 12 on Responsible Consumption and Production.

New Zealand universities secure £13m funding for project to tackle environmental issues with data science and AI.

Young Kiwis from all over the country are demonstrating a passion for environmental issues and a passion for keeping the planet safe.

Sustainability issues in IT are proving difficult to solve, despite growing demand for more sustainable IT products.

UPS gains FAA approval for drone deliveries, marking a pivotal shift in parcel logistics. Experts see it as a strategic move against Amazon.

Microsoft has granted the University of Western Australia funds to save the quokka, using drones and cloud computing.

Australian firm Greenbox has acquired New Zealand IT asset disposal company Recytech in a bid to meet growing demand from its global partners.

British businesses are calling for clearer sustainability reporting standards, as 76% admit significant risks from unassessed supply chains.

Cognian’s Patented Syncromesh wireless canopy makes it cost-effective to retrofit existing buildings, reducing energy and emissions.

Kiwi company Trickle, is committed to helping hospitality organisations in New Zealand to ‘go green’ and reduce beer wastage.

ESP partners with AWS to enhance NZ's carbon reduction, achieving significant energy savings and driving innovation.

TCO Development aims to curb data centers' rising energy use and CO2 emissions by introducing new sustainability criteria for its TCO Certified IT product mark.

Kiwi SMEs are facing strain due to anticipated government regulations and social engineering, warns OneHQ's Vinay Iswar, urging businesses to plan ahead.

Calix will receive $3 million from the Department of Industry, Innovation and Science, plus $0.5 million for CO2 capture from cement production.