Tech Heads Episode 5: This Maltese Company Is All About Creating Sustainable Technology

Moving forward in terms of technology while not impacting the planet is a fine line to walk, but the professionals at Altern have dedicated their time to coming up with a way to create sustainable technology.

Altern is using the digital landscape and advanced technologies they have at their disposal to create, and effectively plan designs and solutions beforehand. Creating everything digitally months before a project is implemented is one of the ways Altern manage to stay sustainable.

Check out what Managing Director Matthew Spiteri had to say about the journey of marrying technology with sustainability in the latest episode of Tech Heads, powered by Tech.mt.

Working on various projects with leading and emerging industry players, Altern will help you sustain energy, audit your usage, track your energy performance, check your environmental standards, aid in resource management and even carry out feasibility studies, among other things.

Incorporating energy into any kind of business is no small feat and that’s why Altern ensure that the design and specifics of each project are hammered out months in advance. By creating and envisioning every project in a digital format before works even begin – creating the physical has become more sustainable. 

Sustainability needs to be at the forefront of everything we do, and that’s why, back in 2008, Altern was set up. With the goal to tackle issues related to energy, the company’s first goal was to promote cost-effective measures that take no time to install.

Altern’s mission is to provide simple and efficient sustainable solutions that are both financially and environmentally feasible.

Tech.mt continually promotes Altern and other start-ups, businesses, and innovators by facilitating and connecting businesses and creators. The foundation looks to assist these organisations in undertaking strategic technological shifts. The advantages of design software, energy audits, resource management, and other revolutionary technologies create limitless opportunities to expand the way we view sustainable technology and how it functions in our day-to-day lives.