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Ecolibrium brings Machine-learning Decarbonisation Platform to the UK

13 June 2022 • 2 min read

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Ecolibrium’s Head of Commercial Real Estate Yash Kapila (left) and CEO Chintan Soni (right) will lead the business’ UK expansion from its new London HQ. Image credit: Max Lacome

Company brings together data from Internet of Things devices to provide businesses with a 'blueprint' for sustainable operations

A machine learning-led decarbonisation platform that has found success in Asia-Pacific is to formally launch in the UK this week, with developer Ecolibrium announcing it is to relocate its global headquarters...

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