COX Architecture has leveraged Autodesk’s 3D modelling and cloud-based data management capabilities to re-design the Australian War Memorial.

Estonia's largest district heating company, Utilitas, is building the first large heat pump plant in Tallinn, producing clean thermal energy from treated wastewater and seawater.

Manufacturer of temperature-controlled display cases, Structural Concepts, has achieved a 53 per cent energy saving by migrating its product portfolio to natural refrigerant R290 and variable speed technology.

A leader in the aluminium die-casting and tooling market, NPF Nuova Presso Fondal SpA, relies on remote monitoring for its chillers to prevent downtime.

The world’s first carbon neutrally produced whiskeys are being distilled using Oilon heat pumps.

A new data centre in Frankfurt, due to open later this year, has sustainability at its heart, with the support of 20 highly energy efficient dry coolers from Kelvion.

Humiscope has built one of the largest ultra-dry rooms in Australia for lithium sulfur battery manufacturing.

ebm papst is carrying out a retrofit to update the ventilation systems at its German locations by replacing its existing EC fans.

The largest project for recycling waste heat from data centres in the world is set to be completed in Finland in 2025.

Coates Power & HVAC has mobilised an 800 kW industrial chiller to help Visy maintain a vital production line, completing a delivery and installation from interstate in 36 hours.

Eden Academy has partnered with Panasonic to integrate its unique nanoe X air purification technology in its new Loganlea early learning centre in Queensland.

GEA has provided Britvic, one of UK’s leading soft drinks manufacturers, with a heat recovery system at its Beckton site, in London.

Roisin and Zac Tarrant are renovators and young parents who recently embarked on a new holiday home project in Toowoomba, Queensland.

The Swiss Tower in Dubai has achieved huge energy savings by replacing an old ventilation system.

Natural gas is on the way out at Auckland Airport in New Zealand with the installation of air source heat pumps.

Lendlease and joint venture partner Aware Super, one of Australia’s largest superannuation funds, will build a geoexchange system at 1 Java Street, Brooklyn.