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AusHETS project will support new technology development and SMEs in hydrogen transition

To date, $435 million has been invested into Aussie climate tech startups from international investors.

In a challenging fundraising environment, a combination of overseas and local investment is positioning itself to spur some of the most innovative climate tech start-ups in Australia and New Zealand.

Exclusive: Scale Investors Samar Mcheileh on Equity Clear and its aim to transform funding in Australia through VC reporting transparency.

JOBS AND BIZ NEWS: The bad news on Tuesday was that Lendlease has slashed 740 people from its workforce, currently 10 times that number globally, as the

In this week’s briefcase, an Adelaide research centre aims to create autonomous spacecraft, a report reveals that Australia's climate technology industry needs $1.5 billion in investments and a local businesswoman is named a finalist for two national awards. Plus upcoming business events in South Australia.

According to Climate Tech Industry report.

Climate Salad counts 282 climate tech businesses in Australia; rescued ocean plastic and renewable generation storage for construction sides score Series A funding.

As world leaders converge on Egypt for the COP27 summit, a generation of Australian tech entrepreneurs is hopeful the green sentiment sticks and investments flow.

Fresh layoffs at residential solar financing start-up Brighte show struggles in an energy tech scene that is largely confident of defying the tech wreck.