Airbus plans zero-emission aircraft by 2035 – here’s how
Airbus has unveiled its plans for bringing the world’s first zero-emission commercial aircraft into service by 2035. Heres how.
Read MorePosted by WRAL TechWire | Sep 21, 2020
Airbus has unveiled its plans for bringing the world’s first zero-emission commercial aircraft into service by 2035. Heres how.
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Smart OES provides energy optimization for buildings and is setting the tone for environmental issues startups across the Triangle.
Read MorePosted by WRAL TechWire | Oct 8, 2019
TerraCycle is a recycling company that eliminates barriers to safely return hard-to-recycle waste, meaning everything from plastic packaging to one-use coffee capsules.
Read MorePosted by WRAL News | Dec 13, 2016
WasteZero, based in Raleigh, has bagged $3.3 million in equity for its waste reduction system that saves municipal and private customers slash waste and save money. The company disclosed the raise in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The company previously raised $3.65 million in equity...
Read MorePosted by Sara Kiley Watson | Oct 11, 2016
With a deep history in textile manufacturing and fashion design and NCSU’s College of Textiles based in Raleigh, North Carolina continues to be a place independent designers, fashion brands and textile startups are starting up. They’re creating new jobs in the state all while promoting social, ethical and environmental consciousness, helping to refine an industry that has been a staple of the North Carolina economy since the 1800s. Meet eight of these companies below. Opportunity Threads Opportunity Threads is a worker-owned, cut and sew textile plant based in Morgantown, NC. This young business offers sampling, handwork, upcycling and production of over...
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