Nikhil Krishnan

Today is Earth Day and this year’s theme is ‘invest in our planet’. On this day, it is impossible to ignore the latest review on climate change issued by IPCC – the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change which consists of world’s leading climate scientists. Essentially, it is a final warning that it is now […]

This week, we celebrate the 104th anniversary of the Republic of Estonia.While Estonia is a small country with a population of about 1.3 million, it is a country with big innovative ideas. It has already made a name for itself as the world’s first digital society and as the silicon valley of Europe. Notable international

Europe in particular is experiencing a difficult situation in the current global energy crisis. EU has seen an unprecedented rise in energy prices with benchmark European natural gas prices sharply climbing by nearly 400% in 2021. [i] As of January 2022, energy costs in EU are 54% higher than 2020 levels. [ii] This winter, households

Horizon has been awarded Contributor of the Year 2021 by Harju County Entrepreneurship and Development Center. Harjumaa Government Associations are the co-organizers of the award. The award is given to an organization that contributes to economic development and local community of Harjumaa through its inspiring activities.

In a previous blog article we discussed the importance of circular economy principles in manufacturing industries such as packaging. In this article, we would like to explore the importance of circular economy in the construction and building industry. Why is implementation of circular economy model in the construction industry important? Construction and buildings have a significant

For a long time, our world followed the linear economy model. This model follows the “take, make and dispose” steps:- 1. Take: Raw materials are procured to manufacture a product 2. Make: The product is manufactured and used 3. Dispose: Once the product is used, it is thrown away. This is because the product is