Category: NSW chief scientist

April 16, 2024

NSW must keep searching for ‘ubiquitous connectivity’

The Minns government is being urged to carry on the state’s pursuit of “ubiquitous connectivity” by partnering with industry and innovators to overcome the digital divide with a complex technology mix of base stations, satellites and antennas. Connectivity experts will on Tuesday call on the government to support certain emerging technologies and novel applications of…

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February 26, 2024

NSW pumps $275m into clean energy manufacturing

The New South Wales government will make $275 million in clean energy manufacturing grants available to local businesses in a bid to grow the state’s renewable energy supply chain. Solar cells, electrolysers and battery prototypes are among the projects that will be considered for funding under the Net Zero Manufacturing Initiative, which opened for applications…

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July 25, 2023

Sun-shifting startup LLEAF opens vast new Sydney laboratory

Sydney-based AgTech startup LLEAF on Monday opened its first solar laboratory in Sydney to expand its product offerings, capping an 18 month period that included government backing, its first product, and a multi-million dollar seed round. LLEAF (luminescent light emitting agricultural film) specialises in the development of light spectrum shifting dyes to create colour conversion…

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October 27, 2021

NSW has the potential to ‘close the carbon loop’

New South Wales has the potential to be a global leader in using surplus renewable energy to create and export clean fuels and chemicals like green hydrogen and ammonia, according to a new study which touts the products as viable fossil fuel replacements in industrial processes. A pre-feasibility study into the rapidly evolving “power-to-X” (P2X)…

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Category: NSW chief scientist

NSW must keep searching for ‘ubiquitous connectivity’

NSW pumps $275m into clean energy manufacturing

Sun-shifting startup LLEAF opens vast new Sydney laboratory

NSW has the potential to ‘close the carbon loop’