Renewable energies, sustainability & ESG

We have a lot to share this month! As Barbados is progressing for his ambitious destinations for renewable energies Relap. PWCEast Caribbean's ESG leader gives insights into how Caribbean boards can close the gap between ESG intentions and measures in order to promote sustainable, inclusive and resilient organizational growth. Our business Barbados Buzz article sets… Continue reading Renewable energies, sustainability & ESG

India 1. Commercial 3D printing facility opened in the state

Panaji India's first commercial 3D printing facility was opened in Goa and marked a large milestone in high-tech production. The Advanced Additive Manufacturing Facility of Nirmitsu Design Labs in cooperation with the global industry leader 3D Systems aims to operate aerospace, defense and tool sectors with state-of-the-art production skills. The facility was initiated by Goas… Continue reading India 1. Commercial 3D printing facility opened in the state

The Vietnamese architect wins the global price for working with ethnic mountain communities

The 2025 award was awarded to the 54-year-old Vice President of the Vietnam Association of Architects and lecturer on May 7th at Hanoi University of Civil Engineering in Venice, lecturer. The Vietnamese architect Hoang Thuc Hao (C) receives the global price for sustainable architecture in Venice, Italy, May 7, 2025. Photo with friendly approval from… Continue reading The Vietnamese architect wins the global price for working with ethnic mountain communities

Holmes Family Rescue returns for the new season

Published: May 9, 2025 Toronto, January 22nd: The HGTV presenter Mike Holmes arrives in Canada on January 22, 2010 in Toronto, Canada. (Photo by Malcolm Taylor/Getty Images) By Kayla Dekraker After a two-year break, the Holmes family will return to their HGTV show Holmes Family Rescue to help desperate homeowners in need. The show follows… Continue reading Holmes Family Rescue returns for the new season

The growing role of low-carbon steel with sustainable construction and green infrastructure, FMI study

Steel market size The sustainable construction, which is powered by innovation, green guidelines and the increasing worldwide demand for environmentally friendly materials, changes with low -carbon steel. The shift towards low -carbon steel is a decisive development on the steel market, with industrial growth with climate goals and newly defined strategies for the procurement of… Continue reading The growing role of low-carbon steel with sustainable construction and green infrastructure, FMI study

How to change the design and performance of the club how 3D printing and mim change

From: Kris McCormack May 8, 2025 How do 3D printing and metal injection forms change that changes the golf club design? Learn the regulations, disadvantages and the future of these technologies. Fairway Jockey The production of Golf Club is not just about forging, casting and a man in an apron that grinds a wedge more… Continue reading How to change the design and performance of the club how 3D printing and mim change

Japan 3D printed a train station. It only took 6 hours

Japan is known for his lightning -fast ball trains. Now it can also be a global pioneer in the ultra -fast station building. In a groundbreaking project, the workers replaced a 75-year-old shelter in rural areas with a completely 3D-printed structural structure in less than six hours. Photo credits: JR West / Serendix. Hikyō stations… Continue reading Japan 3D printed a train station. It only took 6 hours

Already do doors enter the global hardware store

Doorways have already started to export to global markets, including Southeast Asia and the Middle East. The VAE, Saudi Arabia, Singapore and Malaysia have already reached early programs. This initiative confirms the brand's commitment to develop as a global player in sustainable building materials. Ajay Balakrishna, founder and CEO at already Doorways, said: “The need… Continue reading Already do doors enter the global hardware store

Modulate the portable buildings of the starts for high-darent sectors with rapid deliveries

The container shown, which is under construction in the Newcastle NSW facility of modulates, is 12 MX 2.4 m. The Australian manufacturer has presented a new palette of standardized portable buildings that were developed for rapid use to meet urgent infrastructure needs in industries in the areas of mining, construction, government, defense and supply companies.… Continue reading Modulate the portable buildings of the starts for high-darent sectors with rapid deliveries