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3 - 4 August 2020
Brisbane, Queensland

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NCTCE is Australia's ONLY multi-sector Cleantech event

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CLEANTECH: FAST-TRACKING SUSTAINABLE GROWTH

The National Cleantech Conference & Exhibition will provide a national platform for collaboration, learning, networking and doing business between innovators, investors, producers and commercial end-users of clean technology.  The program and exhibition covers all sectors including:

  • Water
  • Energy
  • Waste
  • Mobility
  • Agriculture
  • Manufacturing
  • Built environment 

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We are seeking contributions from various disciplines, skills, knowledge bases and experience - if you've got a story to tell about Cleantech in Australia or overseas - we want to hear about it!

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NCTCE 2020 LAUNCH

The National Cleantech Conference & Exhibition launched its 2020 event at The Cube, QUT, inviting the Cleantech industry across Australia to submit their ideas for inclusion in the program.

The launch event was attended by about 50 industry stakeholders who hear from a number of speakers including Nicolle Kelly, Acting Deputy Director-General at the Department of Innovation, Tourism Industry Development, Dr. Tim MacTaggart, Chief Deployment Officer, Redflow Sustainable Energy Storage, and Leanne Kemp, QLD Chief Entrepreneur also provided a video message to attendees.

 

WHAT THE 2019 PARTICIPANTS LIKED ABOUT NCTCE

"Terrific conference and highly recommended for everyone to attend."

"The right people in the room for lead generation and further discussion."

"Made good quality connections, loved the conference and networking opportunities."

"Quality of delegates, and speakers."

"The focus on 'solutions' rather than 'problems' was excellent."

"Connected with a diverse range of innovators."

"The NCTCE conference covered a broad range of topics, especially information regarding new technologies."

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