With the new technology, Twelve aims to motivate companies to invest in capturing their CO2 emissions.

Designed to replace single use plastics, the new materials are safe to use with food.

The technique relies on creating an appropriate environment that will encourage the growth of mycelium, enabling sheets of mushroom leather to be produced.

A new process can create building materials that better regulate indoor temperature and thus partially substitute our energy demanding heating and cooling systems.

Susewi’s algae-production process has proven successful in the extreme heat of the dessert as well as cold and rainy environments.

The meat is not genetically modified and is created by multiplying cells from organically raised animals.

Leicester city has added green rooftops to its bus shelters to attract bees and other wildlife.

The tough, stretchy material could be used in medicine and the military.

Biodegradable and allergen-free, Prosane promises to extend fruit and vegetable shelf life by several weeks.

The device is said to reduce water sampling time by 75 per cent, while decreasing the number of required trained personnel.

A new process replaces the carbon and chemical waste involved in the manufacture of lithium batteries with water.

The new system uses high power ultrasound to break apart each device to help separate different materials for reuse.