Global real estate management leader, International Real Estate Partners (IREP), has inked a deal to access Australian developed building defect detection technology.

Metsa Group is investing $US487.7 million in a Kerto LVL wood product mill in Finland.

SaaS platform provider, Sustain.Life has announced its first strategic partnership in Australia with cloud technology provider, Planet6.

Distech Controls, an innovation leader in energy management solutions, has appointed Puneet Dhiman to the role of regional sales manager for the Australasia region.

There is one month to go until Energy Next which will be held at the International Convention Centre, Sydney, from 18-19 July, 2023.

The ECLYPSE APEX is a powerful HVAC / IoT Edge controller that offers enhanced performance and provides a dedicated space to IoT and AI developers.

Predictive maintenance and energy optimisation company, ClimaCheck, has appointed Carl Johan Håkansson as the new CEO.

Rising material prices, labour shortages, interest rate hikes and rainy weather have created a perfect storm for the construction industry in the past 12 months, sending many builders to the wall.

Polyvinyl Chloride – better known as PVC – has long been one of the world’s most popular plastics but it is difficult to recycle.

Powerhouse yesterday became the first museum in Australia and latest signatory of the World Green Building Council (WorldGBC) Net Zero Carbon Buildings Commitment.

A new joint report by the Property Council of Australia and the Green Building Council of Australia has called for every Australian home to be given an energy performance rating.

The KNX Roadshow will kick off next month in Melbourne and features the chief technical officer of the KNX Association, Joost Demarest.

Aquatic centres, libraries and community facilities across the Cumberland Council precinct will be supplied with renewable energy thanks to a landmark deal with Australian energy retailer, Nectr.

ASHRAE has released a new standard to measure zero net carbon and energy goals in buildings.

One of the more common environmental asthma triggers is mould. Studies show exposure to mould in the home or workplace can make pre-existing asthma worse.

The Australian Institute of Quantity Surveyors (AIQS) is calling for embodied carbon budgets to be introduced into all future construction projects.