Hozah Sponsors PropTech Connect 2026: Parking Meets PropTech
Hozah joins PropTech Connect 2026 as a sponsor, with Chief Client Officer Ninh Hat speaking on tenant retention and the future of parking.
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November 26, 2025
When people think “clean technology,” parking isn’t always the first thing that comes to mind. But inefficient car parks with long queues, paper tickets, barriers, and drivers idling at machines, generate wasted fuel, extra CO₂ and local air pollution. Hozah’s recent CleanTech award win in Deloitte’s UK Technology Fast 50 highlights how sustainable parking solutions can deliver measurable environmental gains alongside revenue and operational benefits for landowners.
You might not realise how much emissions build up when cars sit with engines running. According to research by TRL, even one minute of idling from a diesel vehicle emits around 30 g of CO₂, along with nitrogen oxides (NOₓ) that degrade local air quality.
These pollutants don’t just vanish, they concentrate close to the ground, affecting nearby pedestrians and residents. Idling becomes especially problematic in high-footfall areas, such as car park entrances and exits.
Councils across the UK consistently promote reducing idling using anti-idling signage, because it improves local air quality and protects vulnerable groups. However, signage alone cannot change behaviour. The infrastructure must remove the need to idle in the first place.
This is where Hozah’s sustainable parking solutions make a real difference.
Hozah’s award-winning platform doesn’t just modernise parking, it helps cut that idling entirely by removing the need for stop-start driving.
These features work together to create a sustainable parking solution that reduces carbon output and improves the overall parking experience.
A key pillar of Hozah’s sustainable parking solutions is our dynamic, emissions-based pricing.
Tariffs can be adjusted based on vehicle type or environmental policy, allowing operators to:
It’s one of the simplest ways to shift driver behaviour, without requiring any additional infrastructure.
Coventry City Council introduced Hozah’s ANPR Autopay as part of its move toward a more connected and sustainable smart-city infrastructure. The council wanted parking that was easier for residents, supported its digital-first agenda and reduced the friction points that traditionally cause queues and idling at barriers and pay machines.
For the council, Hozah also delivered operational benefits including improved compliance, reduced maintenance demands, and a more modern experience that aligns with Coventry’s long-term transport and sustainability goals. The system has become a reliable part of the city’s wider digital infrastructure plan, showing how simple, automated solutions can support cleaner and more efficient mobility.
Parking is more than a place to leave a car. It is a piece of urban infrastructure that can improve air quality, enhance visitor experience, strengthen ESG performance and increase the value of a site. Hozah’s sustainable parking solutions turn a traditional pollution point into a CleanTech asset.
Hozah’s CleanTech recognition in Deloitte’s UK Technology Fast 50 reflects rapid growth combined with real environmental impact. It confirms that Hozah’s model is not only scalable but sustainably scalable.
As cities and businesses push for cleaner and smarter operations, sustainable parking solutions are becoming an essential part of modern infrastructure.
Want to explore Hozah’s sustainable parking solutions for your site? Let’s talk.
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