five innovators from greenbuild

Five innovators from Greenbuild ’25

What do a battery-operated induction range, hemp insulation, a straw-based structural insulated panel (SIP), a whole-life carbon visualization tool, and product transparency software have in common?

Well, for starters, they were all at this year’s Greenbuild conference. But more importantly, they’re all key pieces of the puzzle when it comes to reducing the carbon footprint of the built environment––and making it healthier and more resilient.

From the products and solutions on the expo floor to the session topics at Greenbuild this year, it was clear that there is a resounding urgency to adopt whole lifecycle design thinking, and simplify and streamline the specification and procurement of sustainable, healthy materials. And Copper, Green Fox, Verdant Panel, C. Scale and Sustainable Minds are some of the innovators working to pave that path.

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