When Ramtin Motahar looks at commercial buildings, he can’t help but see their inflated appetites for energy.
Category: Business
Posted inSpecial Report: Circular City
Finding the Flow: Atlanta’s Emrgy Aims to Unleash Distributed Hydro Power Around the World
With power demand skyrocketing around the world, proven low-carbon energy sources like hydro may seem like they’d be all the rage in 2025.
Posted inEvent Recap
Recap: How Atlanta Firms Are Piecing Together the Global Talent Puzzle
In the knowledge economy, expertise is currency, which means that landing the right team is the core to crafting competitive advantage.
Posted inSouth Africa
Event Recap: Pressing the Gas on South Africa’s Creative Economy Links With Atlanta
Next week, Atlanta will be in South Africa in a big way, as a creative and cultural delegation, appropriately called MASSIVE, will make its way to Cape Town for a mega creative-industry conference.
Posted inDenmark
Danish Retailer Invests $20M in Atlanta Firm on Mission to Automate T-Shirt Production
Danish retailer Bestseller has led a $20 million investment round in an Atlanta-based firm that for years has been on a mission to revolutionize fashion by automating garment production.
Posted inGermany
Startups Offered 10,000 Euros for German Expansion
The German state of North Rhine-Westphalia is offering U.S. startups, including from Georgia, the chance to apply for a 10,000-euro grant that can help ease their entry into the European market.
Posted inTechnology
Colombian Firm Joins Second Cox Cleantech Cohort in Georgia
Among five companies selected for the second cleantech accelerator cohort in Georgia is a Colombia-based firm that uses data to improve the efficiency of industrial equipment, boosting reliability while cutting greenhouse gas emissions.
Posted inBelgium
European Firm to Invest $36M in Northwest Georgia Factory
A European provider of warehousing and automation solutions is set to invest $36 million in a new factory in a region of the state where Belgian companies have thrived for decades.
Posted inUnited Kingdom
British Fintech Setting Up Atlanta Office to Solve Gambling Sector’s Payment Problems
British payments firm Yaspa, fresh off a $12 million capital raise, has set up an office in Atlanta as it aims to tackle issues of player safety, security and speed in the rapidly growing U.S. gambling sector.
Posted inIndia
Aerospace Firm With India Ties Raises $11M, Scouts Factory Locations
An aerospace manufacturer that seeks to help solve parts backlogs and tap into growing momentum in the U.S.-India aviation and defense trade has raised $11 million and started scouting locations for a potential factory.