Latest Environmental Technology News

Small caps did the heavy lifting this week, led by two big discovery stories in resources. Funding raises and takeover moves kept attention on who can pay for the next step, not just promise it.

Sprintex Limited has secured its largest-ever €15.6 million purchase order with Mest Water, marking a pivotal shift from technology validation to commercial deployment. Supported by favourable European regulations and expanding markets in India, the company is poised for sustained revenue growth.

Environmental Clean Technologies Limited has completed the acquisition of Terrajoule, gaining exclusive rights to a cutting-edge soil remediation technology targeting PFAS contamination. The company also bolstered its leadership and funding to accelerate commercialisation.

Zeotech Limited is set to validate its zeolite-based methane biofilter in a six-month on-site trial at a North Burnett landfill, aiming to curb emissions by over 90%. This marks a critical step from lab success to real-world application, supporting Australia’s climate goals.

Sprintex Limited has landed its largest-ever €15.6 million order for ZLD-UP® manure processing systems, marking a pivotal shift from evaluation to commercial deployment across Europe. This multi-year contract sets the stage for substantial revenue growth and a path to profitability in FY26.

Environmental Clean Technologies Limited has completed its acquisition of Terrajoule Pty Ltd, securing exclusive rights to innovative soil remediation technology, while raising $3.25 million to fuel its growth and advancing promising fertiliser trials.

Calix Limited has landed a significant three-year contract with a major US agriculture company, potentially adding up to A$10 million in annual revenue starting early 2026.

NoviqTech has been awarded a $160,000 grant to develop Registry 2.0, a blockchain-backed platform that will modernize Eco-Markets Australia’s environmental credit system, enhancing transparency and scalability for programs like the Reef Credit Scheme.

Environmental Clean Technologies (ECT) has taken a major step in tackling the global PFAS contamination crisis by acquiring Rice University’s Flash Joule Heating technology and appointing renowned PFAS attorney Robert Bilott to its advisory board.

Dotz Nano has successfully scaled up production of its proprietary CO₂ capture sorbents to kilogram volumes, setting the stage for commercial partnerships and cost efficiencies in the growing carbon capture market.

Environmental Clean Technologies Limited is set to acquire exclusive rights to Rice University’s breakthrough Flash Joule Heating technology for PFAS soil remediation, backed by a $3 million capital raise and leadership changes.

Environmental Clean Technologies Limited (ECT) has had its trading suspension lifted following news of a potential material acquisition and capital raising, signaling renewed investor interest.