NSW invests $26.2 million in low-emissions clean technology

An article by the NSW Government discusses its Clean Technology Innovation grants, aimed at advancing sustainable technologies to support energy transition and reduce emissions.

The grants, part of a $275 million initiative, fund 13 innovative projects focusing on sustainable solutions from lithium extraction to green hydrogen production. Projects range from technological prototypes to real-world applications, intended to drive investment, create jobs, and assist in meeting net-zero targets by 2028.

• Underwater robots and shark-inspired adhesive films aim to reduce emissions.
• Grants emphasize pioneering tech for sustainable energy solutions.
• NSW initiative encourages industry cooperation, leveraging $46.9 million in private funding.
• Projects expected to support a low-carbon economic shift by 2028.