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‘Buy clean’ wants to change the way we build stuff
By Marlene Cimons on 24 October 2017
Once again, California is leading the way, this time on state contracts for infrastructure, where suppliers work to keep their carbon pollution low.
Tag: "clean technology"
Search on for clean technology energy resources projects
By Autodesk Cleantech Series on 25 August 2017
NERA is working with Australian CleanTech to find the country’s best demonstration projects on clean technology solutions that integrate with and improve efficiency and competitiveness for the energy resources sector.
Cleantech stocks outperform ASX main indices, capping off stellar three years
By Sophie Vorrath on 4 July 2016
Australian CleanTech Index significantly outperformed wider market in FY 2015-16, capping off a “stellar three years” with returns of nearly 70 per cent for investors that have held the course.
Australian Technology Comp kicks off again for 2016
By Sophie Vorrath on 27 May 2016
Australian Technology Competition 2016 has gone live, in quest to accelerate the nation’s high potential innovations.
Cleantech comp faces closure after 5 years, $250m boost to economy
By Sophie Vorrath on 23 October 2015
Australia’s leading cleantech competition announces 2015 winners in what could be last year, with no commitment from govt for funding in 2016.
Energising Innovation: How many countries does it take to change a light bulb?
By Laura Sacks on 21 August 2015
Negative resource trends, climate change and rising energy demand mean we urgently need to find a new approach to electricity supply. How can we speed up the process?
Time for a new global trade deal – on green growth
By John Mathews on 6 December 2013
The next big international trade deals should focus on green growth.
Korea: Green growth and beyond
By John O'Brien on 15 November 2013
With a government elected on a mandate for Green Growth, Korea offers huge potential for any Australian cleantech company wanting to go global.
Graph of the Day: Five elements of sustainable transport
By Lindsay Wilson on 20 August 2013
By comparing the carbon intensity of different types of passenger transport, we can use it to explain the key elements of a sustainable transport system.
Atomic-scale twist solves graphene mystery
By Tina Casey on 14 August 2013
US scientists have announced a breakthrough in graphene research, leading to the next generation of solar cells, computers and other advanced technologies.
GE Brilliant turbines headed Down Under for NSW wind farm
By CleanTechnica on 12 July 2013
The 67 turbines headed to the 113MW Boco Rock wind farm embody the most advanced and efficient technology GE has developed to date.
