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Businesses and councils are under increasing pressure from investors, staff, customers and communities to achieve net zero carbon emissions as soon as possible. To support this goal, larger organisations now sign Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) to source energy directly from renewable sources, but PPAs are only accessible to the very biggest consumers. This webinar will discuss how companies and councils can help their staff, customers, households and smaller businesses access clean energy directly from solar and wind farms, helping them achieve net zero faster, whilst also saving money.

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Hydrogen is often heralded as the solution to achieving renewable energy targets, along with the ability to provide Australia with a lucrative export industry. Momentum is slowly building as this fledgling industry grapples with issues of production, investment, scalability and policy direction. This interactive session brings together a cross-section of industry thought leaders who will discuss the current hydrogen landscape in Australia and globally, including learnings from projects already established. Opening with a case study of the Sir Samuel Griffith Centre, Australia’s first zero-emission teaching and research building powered entirely by solar-hydrogen energy, the panel will explore the critical factors that will ensure hydrogen technology is adopted at scale, the supply chain gaps and what collaboration and integration is required.

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Clean energy startups can find it tough to raise capital. They often involve commercialising innovative technology, with complex R&D, hardware as well as software, prototypes and pilot projects commonplace. All these aspects take time and relatively deep pockets before the technology starts to generate meaningful revenue. There’s great potential for financial rewards, but investors need to be motivated by more than monetary gain alone. They need to share the vision and the passion that founders in the sector have – to use technology to benefit society and the environment.

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Organisations are struggling to keep up in the fast-paced ever changing world we live in. We are concerned about the environment but this often gets overruled by day to day business pressures and concerns. The COVID-19 pandemic has amplified the importance of sustainable business practices not only for meeting emission reduction and efficiency targets but also to build business resilience to protect against future disruption and meet consumer demand.

What’s good for the planet is good for business
In this Masterclass, presenters Brad Jeavons and Keivan Zokaei will introduce proven techniques that can be used within a division or organisation as a whole to achieve simultaneous organisation and environmental improvement by every team member. The approach draws on best practices implemented by SA Partners within organisations such as Marks & Spencer, Tesco, Unilever, Priestly’s Gourmet Delights and others.

The approach is known as Learn or Agile and Green. It provides for a new way of thinking to boost improvement efforts and create a positively charged work environment – whilst contributing to the long-term well-being of the environment. In a nutshell, it’s doing a lot more with a lot less!

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Innovation clusters, along with the industry cohesiveness and transformation they instigate, will have an even bigger role in the disrupted economy that is coming. The recent pandemic, drought and bushfire crises have crystallized for Australian cleantech the importance of building a platform to ensure a united and effective voice. One that not only helps to forward the industry, but also educates on the unprecedented opportunity for climate mitigation solutions to play a part in the economic recovery. What does the Australian cleantech industry need to do to create this voice? Hear from European Cluster Manager of the Year and Cleantech Entrepreneurship Expert, Bianca Dragomir (Spain) and Nigel Murphy, Director of Earth Systems and Chair of the Victorian Cleantech Cluster as they share their clustering experience and discuss why post COVID-19, clustering is more important than ever.

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What are the expectations of private equity, capital markets and governments for investment in cleantech in 2020 and what are the best options for your innovation? Join Providence Asset Group’s Matthew Muller and a panel of industry leaders as they navigates the investment landscape, the opportunities in public-private funding and the core tenants of good investment.

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A post-pandemic world offers both immense opportunity and challenge for our cleantech innovators and producers. Whilst it has served to shine the light on the next crisis and the role cleantech can play, crucial investment and research funding is now being channelled into more immediate and short term recovery projects, or has dried up altogether. Hear from Australian cleantech innovators on how they are powering through the crisis and preparing for the ‘next normal’.

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The current COVID-19 health crisis has been identified as an unprecedented opportunity to align the immediate Australian pandemic response with the imperatives of sustainability. This includes the opportunity to develop a new industrial policy mix, stimulate innovation and most importantly investment in sustainable technologies. What are the opportunities for the Australian Cleantech industry and, more importantly, how can they ensure the voice of the industry is heard?

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The COVID19 pandemic, along with the summer bushfires and floods, has highlighted that healthy and resilient cities, communities and societies are more important than ever. As attention turns to the post-pandemic phase, what role will SDG projects play in local government recovery plans?

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