Fifth Wall’s Climate Technology Fund focuses on the full life cycle of buildings starting with clean raw materials and the use of modular construction and 3D printing in the development and construction phase. Credit: D-Krab/Shutterstock.com.
The city of Ithaca, New York has voted to decarbonize all of its real estate with an eye toward becoming 100% carbon neutral by 2030.
The aggressive initiative is part of the city’s Green New Deal, widely regarded as one of the most progressive such plans in the US. Ithaca’s common council members voted Wednesday to allow the city’s mayor to contract with Brooklyn-based climate tech firm BlocPower to kick-start the plan.
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