In February 2007, Richard Branson and Al Gore announced a new global science and technology prize - The Virgin Earth challenge - whereby an individual or group can demonstrate a solution that can remove at least 1 billion tons of atmospheric carbon dioxide [...]
India is quickly becoming one of the worlds largest markets for clean technology. With rapid economic growth, coupled with issues of poverty, energy supply, food and water provision and pollution its appetite is steadily growing for technologies, and companies who can work with India companies and government [...]
T-Mag Pty Ltd is a new integrated casting technology for magnesium that significantly extends the capability and reduces the cost of permanent mould casting for a wide range of high-performance components.
On this weeks show Sam Tartaglia from T-Mag is our guest, and he explains the significant benefits [...]
On this weeks show our topic is combined heat and power (CHP). One of the leading companies in Australia developing CHP solutions is GridX Power. Craig is a co-founder of the business, chief operating officer and is responsible for new business development in Australia and internationally. [...]
The Active Reactor is an electronic device that saves electricity and energy when used with HID (high intensity discharge) lamps. On this weeks show founder and Managing Director of The Active Reactor Richard Dluzniak and I explore the massive potential for this technology to reduce the energy [...]
Earlier this month I blogged about the announcement of the new FEX-SIM Sustainability and Cleantech Stock Market. The Financial & Energy Exchange (FEX) is set to open a new trading board on the Newcastle-based National Stock Exchange (NSX), with high profile green campaigner and former US Vice [...]
My guest this week is Michael Curran, a Founder and Director of Mycrolab, an Australian company developing a “Lab on a Chip” platform technology. The technology can shrink many laboratory based medical assays and diagnostic tests down to the size of a credit card and reader, by [...]
What if you could develop an additive that could be integrated into products in over 25 markets, including paints, power cable coatings, refrigeration consumer food packaging and even clothing that could reduce the temperature of objects and spaces by 15-20%.
Well this is what the Australian company, TAG [...]
Heres an interesting development. A recent story on The Financial Standard comments on the launching of a new Financial and Energy Exchange in Australia:
The Financial & Energy Exchange (FEX) is set to open a new trading board on the Newcastle-based National Stock Exchange (NSX), with high profile green campaigner and former US Vice President Al [...]
In a recent announcement, the International Energy Agency (IEA), issued a new report yesterday predicting a supply pinch in the next 3 to 5 years. Tom Konrad, Editor from Alt Energy Stocks comments on the resulting impact this has had on renewable energy stocks in one of [...]
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