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Joseph Michael Daniels is a British entrepreneur and sustainable technology innovator. He is the founder of Etopia Group and Elixr, UK-based sustainable technology companies creating the world's first Smart Nations. Joseph's work in sustainable building and energy efficiency has garnered global recognition and numerous awards.
Joseph Michael Daniels had a difficult upbringing. At the age of 15, he became homeless after his mother was hospitalised and his father, who was an abusive alcoholic, left home. Joseph spent several years on and off the streets, struggling to survive.
During this time, he developed an idea to address the global sustainability issues surrounding buildings. He invested his time and energy into learning about sustainable building practices, using digital tools such as Udemy and Future Learn to gain knowledge and skills. In 2015, he founded Etopia Group and built his first net-zero school, which was recognised by the RIBA journal. [1]
Josephs story was captured in a short life documentary with Barclays bank [2] that went on to win the EVCOM London Film awards in 2022 for best documentary. [3]
Joseph went on to combine his development skills with the Building Research Establishment to build the highest-performing building in the world, per square meter. He also developed a unique development that combined different technologies such as ground source, air source, and electrical systems, with unique panel technologies to break the SAP and EPC scores, achieving an average EPC of 104. [1]
This was supported by Lord Stanley Fink [4] who invested an initial £2million into Etopia before going on to invest north of £10million. Lord Fink became an early mentor to Joseph supporting and developing his business knowledge.
Joseph's innovative sustainable building practices have won him numerous awards and accolades, including being featured in Forbes 30 under 30, [5] The Times, [6] and The Independent. [7]
Joseph secured a £19 million investment [8] from the Reuben Brothers in 2017, which allowed him to expand his sustainable building ideology. In 2019, he built a net-zero shanty replacement system, which was featured in the UN 75th Anniversary book [9] [10] by the Institute of Chartered Engineers.
It was at this time that Joseph and Etopia signed a deal with world leading technology company. [11]
Joseph went on to develop net-zero buildings on four continents, including North America and Saudi Arabia. The company having raised north of $40 million by 2022, He has been recognised by The Independent [12] as a futurologist and has been featured in growth and programs of Saudi Arabia. Joseph's work in sustainable technologies and green sustainable investments has unlocked big sustainable long-term smart city opportunities.
In 2022, Joseph Michael Daniels resigned from Etopia after deploying net-zero buildings on four continents. He co-founded a state-of-the-art technology venture builder, [13] which is creating an interconnected planet by investing into technology to create the world's first Smart Nations. using his key technology, understanding, and sustainable methodologies.
The new venture, named ELIXR [14] is designed to invent and invest in technology to build Planet.Earth a next generation digital twinned iteration of humanity, bringing together a number of digital twin sustainable, smart, and integrated technologies to better humanity and drive forward innovation.
Joseph Michael Daniels has been recognised globally for his contributions to sustainable building and energy efficiency. He was the first entrepreneur in history to receive the UNFCCC Net Zero Climate Neutral Now award for his carbon. Featured in Forbes30under30 [5] and recognised internationally for his sustainability work.
Alongside this, Joseph is an advisor and special adviser to BEIS Business Energy Industry Strategies government, now the Net Zero Energy Resilience department.
Sintali [15] the accrediting body for the world banks EDGE green building certification.
He is also the Chairman of Decarbonisation at the UK Business Council for Sustainable Development. [16]
[17] [18] [19] [20] [21] [22] [23] [24] [25]
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Submission declined on 3 November 2023 by
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Joseph Michael Daniels is a British entrepreneur and sustainable technology innovator. He is the founder of Etopia Group and Elixr, UK-based sustainable technology companies creating the world's first Smart Nations. Joseph's work in sustainable building and energy efficiency has garnered global recognition and numerous awards.
Joseph Michael Daniels had a difficult upbringing. At the age of 15, he became homeless after his mother was hospitalised and his father, who was an abusive alcoholic, left home. Joseph spent several years on and off the streets, struggling to survive.
During this time, he developed an idea to address the global sustainability issues surrounding buildings. He invested his time and energy into learning about sustainable building practices, using digital tools such as Udemy and Future Learn to gain knowledge and skills. In 2015, he founded Etopia Group and built his first net-zero school, which was recognised by the RIBA journal. [1]
Josephs story was captured in a short life documentary with Barclays bank [2] that went on to win the EVCOM London Film awards in 2022 for best documentary. [3]
Joseph went on to combine his development skills with the Building Research Establishment to build the highest-performing building in the world, per square meter. He also developed a unique development that combined different technologies such as ground source, air source, and electrical systems, with unique panel technologies to break the SAP and EPC scores, achieving an average EPC of 104. [1]
This was supported by Lord Stanley Fink [4] who invested an initial £2million into Etopia before going on to invest north of £10million. Lord Fink became an early mentor to Joseph supporting and developing his business knowledge.
Joseph's innovative sustainable building practices have won him numerous awards and accolades, including being featured in Forbes 30 under 30, [5] The Times, [6] and The Independent. [7]
Joseph secured a £19 million investment [8] from the Reuben Brothers in 2017, which allowed him to expand his sustainable building ideology. In 2019, he built a net-zero shanty replacement system, which was featured in the UN 75th Anniversary book [9] [10] by the Institute of Chartered Engineers.
It was at this time that Joseph and Etopia signed a deal with world leading technology company. [11]
Joseph went on to develop net-zero buildings on four continents, including North America and Saudi Arabia. The company having raised north of $40 million by 2022, He has been recognised by The Independent [12] as a futurologist and has been featured in growth and programs of Saudi Arabia. Joseph's work in sustainable technologies and green sustainable investments has unlocked big sustainable long-term smart city opportunities.
In 2022, Joseph Michael Daniels resigned from Etopia after deploying net-zero buildings on four continents. He co-founded a state-of-the-art technology venture builder, [13] which is creating an interconnected planet by investing into technology to create the world's first Smart Nations. using his key technology, understanding, and sustainable methodologies.
The new venture, named ELIXR [14] is designed to invent and invest in technology to build Planet.Earth a next generation digital twinned iteration of humanity, bringing together a number of digital twin sustainable, smart, and integrated technologies to better humanity and drive forward innovation.
Joseph Michael Daniels has been recognised globally for his contributions to sustainable building and energy efficiency. He was the first entrepreneur in history to receive the UNFCCC Net Zero Climate Neutral Now award for his carbon. Featured in Forbes30under30 [5] and recognised internationally for his sustainability work.
Alongside this, Joseph is an advisor and special adviser to BEIS Business Energy Industry Strategies government, now the Net Zero Energy Resilience department.
Sintali [15] the accrediting body for the world banks EDGE green building certification.
He is also the Chairman of Decarbonisation at the UK Business Council for Sustainable Development. [16]
[17] [18] [19] [20] [21] [22] [23] [24] [25]
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