Category: Media Coverage

Industrial heat accounts for over 50% of global heat consumption. The construction sector contributes nearly 40% of global emissions and consumes about 50% of global raw materials.  What innovations are already being deployed today? During the Future Cleantech Festival, we...

The Future Cleantech Festival 2026 attracted strong interest from international, European and local media, with more than a dozen journalists attending the event. Participants included reporters from leading international and specialized outlets such as Reuters, AFP, Der Spiegel, Handelsblatt, Contexte,...

In a new opinion piece in Euronews, our Director of Technologies and Impact, Magnolia Tovar, explains how Europe can reduce its dependence on fossil gas by rethinking fertilizer production.Today, ammonia production is tightly linked to natural gas, exposing European industry...

The global race for AI is often portrayed as a threat to climate goals – and rightly so. But there is an overlooked upside: AI’s demand for power could help accelerate clean power development and strengthen Europe’s industrial competitiveness. At...

We are proud to have been featured last week in The Washington Post as one of the few European organizations recognized for exceptional climate impact. The article cites charity evaluators Giving Green and Founders Pledge and highlights Future Cleantech Architects...

We are proud to be recommended once again by the independent U.S. journalism outlet Vox as one of the top climate organizations to support, based on their criteria for effectiveness: importance, tractability, and neglectedness.Future Cleantech Architects is described as one...

Construction accounts for about 7% of Germany’s greenhouse gas emissions. Progress to reduce emissions from buildings has been limited, despite years of efforts to reduce them through better insulation and climate-friendly heating systems. What’s more: The emissions that are generated...