Latest Clean Technology News

Environmental Clean Technologies Limited (ECT) has raised $750,000 through a two-tranche placement to fund its innovative COLDry Fertiliser Project and pursue strategic acquisitions, alongside key board changes.

Ionic Rare Earths Limited has signed a non-binding MOU with South Korea's DNA Link to collaborate on rare earth magnet recycling and supply, marking a strategic push into Asia and the US markets.

NoviqTech partners with H2i Group to tokenise emissions reductions from hydrogen-enhanced diesel engines, aiming to revolutionise carbon credit markets with real-time blockchain tracking.

ReNu Energy has agreed to sell its Countrywide Hydrogen Business, including a key Tasmanian green hydrogen project, to a management-controlled entity for up to $1.1 million, pending shareholder approval. This strategic divestment aims to relieve financial pressures and reposition the company as a debt-free vehicle focused on new growth opportunities.

Pure Hydrogen has handed over Australia’s first hydrogen fuel cell rear loader garbage truck to Solo Resource Recovery, marking a milestone in sustainable waste management and clean energy adoption.

Environmental Clean Technologies Limited has formed a joint venture and launched field trials for its innovative COLDry lignite-nitrogen fertiliser, marking a pivotal step toward commercialisation and revenue generation.

Volt Group Limited reported a robust 20% increase in FY24 revenue receipts, driven by strong EcoQuip growth and strategic contract wins, while advancing its zero-emission ATEN technology with promising trials underway.

De.mem Limited has delivered its second highest quarterly cash receipts ever alongside positive operating cash flow for the December 2024 quarter, marking a milestone full-year cash flow turnaround and setting the stage for continued growth in 2025.

Winsome Resources has forged strategic partnerships to integrate carbon dioxide removal technologies with lithium production at its Renard Operation, aiming to generate verified carbon credits and set a new benchmark in sustainable mining.

First Graphene has secured key patents for its Kainos Technology in Australia and Korea, positioning itself at the forefront of producing graphite, graphene, and hydrogen from petroleum waste. This milestone aligns with growing global demand for critical minerals essential to the energy transition.

Sparc Technologies has committed to Stage 2 of its hydrogen joint venture, secured a pioneering patent in Morocco, and progressed graphene additive trials, signaling momentum in its clean energy and materials innovation.