Growing Climate Tech in New South Wales
Climate Salad received funding through The NSW Office of Energy and Climate Change to:
Scale up existing offerings and ecosystem building, specifically to fast-track a 9-month Global Growth Program.
From the Office of Energy and Climate Change website;
The Office of Energy and Climate Change (OECC) was established in the Treasury Cluster in April 2022.
OECC is led by Acting Deputy Secretary of Energy, Climate Change and Sustainability (ECCS) Andrew Lewis, and Energy Corporation of NSW (EnergyCo) Chief Executive James Hay, who each report to the NSW Treasury Secretary.
One of the central planks of NSW's economic policy agenda is ensuring the state leads the way on climate change and seizes the opportunities from the transformation to a new low-cost, clean energy economy. Establishing OECC within the Treasury Cluster enables the government to harness and leverage synergies and expertise across Treasury – and it opens up exciting new opportunities for Treasury to play a highly influential role in responding to the significant economic and environmental challenges.
Q1 2024
Climate Salad's Global Growth Program (GGP) is a nine-month accelerator-style program for high-potential Australian climate tech ventures. The program focusses on providing access to investors, customers and mentorship for ventures to succeed on a global scale.
Find out moreVision
We see a world where Australian climate tech startups create an outsized global impact.
Mission
By 2030, we will help 1,000 climate tech companies and help 100 with international expansion.