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A major disruptor in the UK construction sector, based in the South of Scotland, is benefitting from a £330,000 grant to propel its pioneering recycled‑glass building technology.

SUSTAINABLE house-building technology with the potential to solve global housing crises has been added to a highly regarded framework for disruptors in the Scottish construction sector.

Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) are now central to the UK’s pathway to net zero—capturing excess renewable energy, stabilising the grid and ensuring clean power is available when needed most. As the UK accelerates its transition to wind and solar, the ability to store and dispatch renewable electricity has become a system‑critical requirement. Against this backdrop, VASO was delighted to design, deliver and install a bespoke BESS unit for a partner in December 2025.

A PIONEERING business attended an international Trade Mission in Barbados earlier this month to showcase its solution to the global housing crisis.

VASO By Eco has responded to the UK’s need to build more homes more quickly by investing in a major new manufacturing site which will create up to 70 jobs.

A pioneering recycled glass solution is proposed for a new housing scheme in Scotland. VASO by Eco is a world-first construction innovation which enables sustainable homes to be built at speed, supporting Scotland’s net zero and sustainability goals.

Gaining his captain’s license at just 24 years of age, former deep-sea trawlerman, Eco Group Co-Founder and CEO Eddie Black, knows what it’s like to lead a team through rough seas and waves that can appear insurmountable.

A composite innovation business is developing a pioneering air source heat pump base made from recycled glass to transform the way the technology is installed in urban areas.