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Empowering organisations to accelerate the world beyond net-zero emissions. UPowr’s suite of software enables businesses to rapidly enter the renewable energy market to bring new, clean energy products and services to their customers and ultimately accelerate a cleaner energy future for us all.
Twilio supports Climate Tech startups with sponsorsing the Climate Tech Showcase and perks for our members
Accurassi (EnTech) provides technology to enable energy retailers to transform how they supply energy.
Village Energy helps utilities improve profitability by optimising the grid edge
In a little over 6 months, Climate Salad has grown from a blog into Australia and New Zealand's largest and leading Climate Tech community.
CSIRO Innovation Fund presents the inuagural Woman in Climate Tech Award
Crestone wealth management has made sustainable investing a top priority for their business and comes on board to sponsor the Climate Tech showcase.
ValAi is building the tools the industry needs today so they can meet the sustainable finance demands of society tomorrow.
The inaugural Australian and New Zealand Climate Tech Showcase Awards 2021 are here.
If we can combine these ten elements, we can avert climate disaster
The waste generated over the Christmas period is eye-watering but here are some tips to have a fun festive season that's also climate-friendly.
We asked member and huge fan, Alex Logan to give us his take on our event with world-renowned Climate Tech investor and speaker, Ramez Naam.
Our resident Climate Scientist, Michael Molitor shares his key takeaways from COP26, and what hope we have for the future of our planet.
Co-Founder of Tenacious Ventures and speaker at our showcase, Sarah Nolet, shares her journey from blog to Agtech VC powerhouse.
The sustainability space is full of complex and seemingly contradictory terminology when it comes to claims of climate action. Climate Salad members Trace unpack the language for us.
Investible Climate Tech Fund sponsors the Climate Tech Newcomer Award 2021
You're invited to the inaugural Climate Tech Showcase.
Climate Tech stary-up Cecil Earth sponsors Climate Salad inaugural showcase and awards
Founding Advisor Mandi Gunsberger interviews Chris Hitchen of Possible Ventures
EnergyBank was founded to capitalise on the opportunity of a lifetime while accelerating society's decarbonisation. To do this, we are developing the next generation of energy storage technology.
Bestselling author, climate activist and minimalist, Sarah Wilson will be joining us to speak about 'why addressing the climate crisis is so important'.
Meet the climate tech company revolutionising how Australians engage with dormant goods; World's Biggest Garage Sale.
If you'd like to take your company global, this is the fireside chat and deep-dive Q&A you do not want to miss. John Wood shares his insights into going global and answering your burning questions.
Whether it is global, inter-generational, or racial, you cannot talk about climate change without talking about inequality.
Every Australian State and Territory has announced a 2050 net zero carbon emissions target but what about the Federal Government - are we Dinosaurs or Winners in this?
Waste management technology that delivers on a circular economy
Accessibility lead at Canva, Steve King, joins Climate Salad as a mentor and disability advocate.
Cecil Earth Co-Founder, Alex Logan and Climate Scientist, Michael Molitor discuss the rise in demand for Natural Capital and what to do about it.
They have arrived at a formula to calculate the amount of unpriced carbon risk which sits within the supply chain of these companies.
Here are the highlights from our chat with US Climate Tech scout, Daniel Kriozere.
Planet Protector uses waste wool to create an alternative that thermally outperforms polystyrene at the same price point.
CEO and Co-Founder talks about the foundation, growth and future of this amazing company.
Lead Growth Architect at BCG Ventures, Jeff Beazley shares his tips on growth for Climate Tech startups.
100 climate tech companies from Australia and New Zealand representing a range of sectors
Animal agriculture is responsible for 14.5% of global greenhouse gas emissions with beef cattle alone contributing about 3%.
We are announcing who is in the first Climate Tech 50 from Australia and New Zealand
Fasade helps businesses to reduce emissions by streamlining cloud platforms, and reducing dark data.
Angel Investor, Alan Jones, shares his tips for perfecting your pitch deck.
Principal at Blackbird, Phoebe Harrop spoke to us about the Climate Tech landscape in Australia and New Zealand.
Meet Julia and Jordy Kay, Co-Founders of the Australian-made home compostable stretch wrap eliminating plastic waste in kitchens.
Climate Salad is thrilled to welcome its founding advisor as an entrepreneurial rockstar and expert in growing communities, Mandi Gunsberger.
We've mapped out the Australian Climate Tech Investor landscape as of September 23, 2021. Watch this space as it's set to grow!
Do we need a tight definition or is it better to leave it open ended?
Climate Salad's new team member leading engagement
Phoebe Harrop from Blackbird Ventures shares her insights in what exciting businesses she's seeing
$16 billion invested into climate tech over the first half of 2021 sounds impressive but is it enough?
Entrepreneurial rockstar Mandi Gunsberger joins the Climate Salad family.
ARENA have announced their focus areas for the next 12 months
Mick speaks to Phil Morle from Main Sequence Ventures
Online, fireside chat about business and sustainable behaviour.
This is a proposal to create a climate fund which only returns the value of a stable climate system to its investors instead of any financial return.
Climate Salad is looking for a qualified and climate action passionate Community Manager to join our small, dynamic team.
The City of Sydney teams up with seed venture firm Investible to build a climate tech hub in Circular Quay
A fireside chat about Waste with Olympia Yarger, CEO of Goterra
A list of different ways to look at climate change
A passionate plea for Australian's to drive technology solutions for climate challenges by Mick Liubinskas
Brighte is a credit technology platform for energy improvements
Flood forecasting and real-time flood mapping
What is happening in the world of climate tech venture funds?
How to be personally sustainable
Natural capital and nature-based solutions are key to solving climate change but what really is it?
University spin-out that has developed sustainable, low-carbon energy bricks.
New companies, lots of jobs and significant impact
An open-source taxonomy for the future of climate technology.
Turns agricultural waste into activated carbon
Why starting with the most expensive option makes sense
Have your innovative materials, products, and scientific breakthroughs utilised as part of the 23rd Biennale of Sydney.
Trace makes it easier for companies and individuals to take action to support the climate
Systems and individual actions interact constantly. The system itself is not enough.
What does the US needs to do to electrify the entire supply chain?
LastSwab is a cotton bud (aka Qtips) that you can use, clean and reuse.
Does the venture model work for ag tech?
Ask me anything with climate scientist Michael Molitor
Using wind energy for microgrids and remote locations
Understanding where your energy comes from is a key link in the chain of moving to sustainable living.
Here is a great podcast by the Innovation Bay team's Phaedon Stough with Darren Miller, the CEO of ARENA (Australian Renewable Energy Agency).
Ping is a hardware and software monitoring solution for wind farms. It listens to blade noise signatures and uses algorithms to detect defects before they cause more severe damage.
Ultra low carbon heating and hot water for homes
Software to plan and optimise decentralised energy projects
Cecil is SaaS to help people manage the carbon on nature-based projects. Their customers are farmers, property developers and project developers.
One Small Step is a mobile app aimed to get each of us to take regular, small steps towards more sustainable habits.
Humans are having a large, negative impact on the environment. We need technology to fix the negative impacts, support the environment and adapt to the changes that are already happening.
The world is in crisis. We need leadership, grassroots passion and entire, new industries of technology to keep life on this planet in balance. But what is this technology and how do we think about it?
How many Green Unicorns (climate tech companies worth more than $1B) are there? Where are they from? What sectors are they in?
Tips for mentors
Tips on getting introductions
6 free courses
Stanford Social Innovation Review
IPCC Sixth Assessment, Working Group I, THE PHYSICAL SCIENCE BASIS, Summary for Policy-makers, August 2021
Simple explanations of climate issues and opportunities
Books on climate change, sustainability and the environment
News and intelligence on carbon markets, greenhouse gas pricing, and climate policy
Report and higlights
Links on getting customers
A list of climate tech angel and venture capital investors in Australia
Series A capital raise
Series B capital raise
Tools for capital raising
Video about climate change
Links on climate change
Links on climate tech
