Sustainability
Switch Technologies unveil world’s first vehicle powered by XNO®
Heavy-duty battery and electric vehicle engineering services provider,
Blueprint for greener Greater Cambridge unveiled
New report sets out vision for combining inclusive growth with net-zero by 2050.
Xampla recognised in Sunday Times 100 Tech ‘Ones to Watch’ feature
Materials innovation company, Xampla has achieved a place in the Sunday Times 100 Tech ‘Ones to Watch’.This prestigious recognition celebrates Britain’s fastest-growing private technology companies, with Cambridge-based Xampla representing one of eight companies founded or led by...
ARU leads work to identify vulnerabilities and avoid collapse of UK’s food system
Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) is leading a new £2 million initiative to help prevent food shortages that could potentially trigger civil unrest in the UK. ...
GCP welcomes new autonomous vehicle for next stage of Connector trials in Cambridge
The Greater Cambridge Partnership (GCP) is celebrating the arrival of the first autonomous vehicle for the Connector project, marking an important milestone in the development of cutting-edge technology to shape the future of transport in Cambridge. ...
impulse alumni’s ‘economically competitive’ P2X breakthrough reduces reliance on fossil fuels
As the journey to net zero intensifies, the climatech market is growing exponentially in lockstep. One of the most exciting recent innovations is focused on overcoming the intermittency of renewable energy in Power-to-X processes, and comes courtesy of two recent graduates of Cambridg...
District Council’s Cabinet outlines aspirations for years ahead
South Cambridgeshire District Council’s plans for the year ahead include building a permanent community centre at Northstowe, making it even easier for residents to get support online and by phone, and introducing weekly food waste collections. ...
impulse alumni lead the charge in the battery revolution
With the world racing to find urgent sustainable solutions to meet its energy needs, the spotlight has turned increasingly to the crucial role of batteries. ...
Council to save £5 million while continuing to invest in council homes, communities and tackling climate change
CAMBRIDGE City councillors have approved the budget for 2025/2026 which puts the council on track to meet its target of saving £6 million a year from April 2026, to keep the council financially sustainable while investing in key priorities: building new council homes, supporting commu...
Over £360,000 awarded to climate-friendly causes in South Cambridgeshire through Net Zero Villages grant
Nine local organisations are celebrating grant awards, as South Cambridgeshire District Council announces those successful in their bids to receive a share of more than £360,000 available through the Net Zero Villages scheme. ...