As the UK’s 4-year grid bottleneck threatens AI growth, sustainability critic Georgina Thomas, MSc, examines how Prism Power’s Watford-engineered technology bypasses the crunch. Can reducing 'Power Train' waste by 30% solve the infrastructure paradox

Sustainable Wealth Group (SWG) is pleased to announce its ongoing role in supporting GT Wings, a developer of wind-assisted propulsion systems (WAPS) for the maritime sector. Through its extensive network of sophisticated and high-net-worth investors, SWG successfully facilitated an initial £500,000 capital raise for GT Wings. These funds have assisted the company in the development of its wind-propulsion technology. Following this milestone, SWG is now working to coordinate

What does the 2025 budget mean for UK HNW Investors and Startups.

NXTMOVES, a US-based financial services innovator helping banks and businesses grow faster and more securely, has partnered with ekko, a UK-based fintech that embeds sustainability into transactions. 

Last night, beneath the glittering chandeliers of London’s Grand Connaught Rooms, the energy was palpable as founders, investors, and sustainable pioneers gathered for the inaugural Responsible Investment, Sustainability, and ESG (RISE) Awards. 

What does it take to scale a potentially planet-saving business from scratch? The recipe for success may vary but many common ingredients can be found in the stories of sustainability-led startups that are whetting the appetites of investors and clients alike. 

At the Blue Earth Summit, Britain’s climate founders delivered a clear message to investors that real climate innovation takes time. From biodegradable plastics to reef-restoring memorials, entrepreneurs warned that the race to net zero can’t be won without research and first-of-a-kind innovation.

On this week’s episode of Profit Meets Purpose, Sustainable Times speaks with Karan Chopra, Co-founder of Earthena AI, and Kevin Vranes, Chief Product Officer at supply chain specialists Worldly, about how artificial intelligence (AI) is helping companies manage risk, improve efficiency, and find opportunity in an era defined by climate uncertainty.

On this week’s episode of Profit Meets Purpose, TJ Mitchell, Co-founder and Chief Technology Officer of Arda Biomaterials, explains how waste can be repurposed to address the need for sustainable materials. 

In a finale decided by a live audience vote, Blue Earth Ventures has announced the winners of its 2025 BE100 competition at last week's Blue Earth Summit, recognising three high-growth ventures that captured investor interest in sustainable innovation.

Companies poised for “game-changing” success  must possess  much more than innovative ideas, according to Patrick Aisher, Chairman of Kinled Holding, who believes proof, scalability, and timing are critical elements. 

Sustainable investing is demonstrating its resilience to shifting political sentiment through robust demand and a rising wave of innovation-led opportunities, according to Daniel Bland, Senior Investment Manager at EQ Investors. 

Speaking at last week’s Sustainable Times event, Nicola McConville and Attilio Leccisotti, Partners in the corporate department of leading law firm Michcon de Reya, discussed how founders can prepare their businesses for investment and long-term growth and how investors can successfully scrutinise the companies doing so. 

For anyone wanting to gauge the mood of Europe’s climate-tech sector, the Sifted Summit in London offered a clear snapshot. Run by Sifted - the Financial Times backed platform for Europe’s startups and investors - the event surfaced three themes that founders and funders in climate tech would do well to watch.

On this week's episode of Profit Meets Purpose, Christophe Williams - Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Naked Energy - shares how solar thermal is the forgotten Cinderella of the clean energy story. 

Sustainable outdoor kidswear firm Roarsome secures £1.5 million in capital, bolstered by close to £1 million from fundraising partner Sustainable Wealth Group’s investor network.

E-waste is the fastest growing waste stream in the world. Old laptops gather dust in office cupboards, cables lie forgotten in drawers, and smartphones are discarded with every upgrade. The consequences stretch far beyond clutter. Unsafe disposal practices fuel health risks through open burning, sustain informal economies, and cause lasting environmental damage. Crucially, this also represents a potential revenue stream

Colette Laxton, co-founder of The Inkey List, joined Sustainable Times for a Q&A to discuss how the brand is driving sustainability in the beauty industry. As an ambassador for Breakout Beauty UK, she is also supporting the next generation of beauty entrepreneurs.

We are delighted to share that the shortlist for the open categories at the Responsible Investment, Sustainability, and ESG (RISE) Awards have been announced. 

Accelerators like pioneer Y Combinator are now embedded across the UK, especially in university- and corporate-backed hubs. They boost fundraising, credibility, and partnership access for startups while helping them to align investors and industry.