Latest Clean Technology News

Sparc Technologies progresses its pioneering green hydrogen pilot plant and graphene-based coatings, backed by a significant government grant and a successful capital raise.

Pilot Energy has issued $600,000 in convertible notes under a previously approved $1.8 million facility with Discovery Investments, correcting a minor contractual reference without altering terms.

Sprintex Limited has extended convertible note and loan agreements totaling A$2.85 million, bolstering financial flexibility as it prepares for a significant sales trial with the Van Drie Group that could unlock over A$8.5 million in revenue.

Sprintex secures a key deposit from Mest Water to develop new compressors for mobile manure processing systems, leveraging a Dutch government subsidy aimed at thousands of small farms.

Carnegie Clean Energy has secured $335,020 in funding from the Blue Economy CRC to progress the preliminary design of its MoorPower commercial pilot, aiming to revolutionize offshore aquaculture energy use.

MTM Critical Metals has raised A$50 million through a well-supported institutional placement to accelerate the rollout of its proprietary Flash Joule Heating technology in the U.S. This capital injection marks a pivotal step in MTM’s transformation into a U.S.-focused clean technology company.

NoviqTech partners with HYDI to generate blockchain-backed carbon credits from hydrogen-on-demand diesel technology, aiming to reduce emissions and create new revenue streams.

Sunrise Energy Metals has secured $6 million through a placement and is seeing strong support for its Share Purchase Plan, aiming to fast-track the Syerston Scandium Project feasibility study by Q3 2025.

Lithium Universe has acquired exclusive global rights to a pioneering microwave-based solar panel recycling technology from Macquarie University, aiming to revolutionize critical metal recovery and sustainability in the solar industry.

Hazer Group Limited has opened a $2 million underwritten Share Purchase Plan, offering eligible shareholders in Australia and New Zealand the chance to buy shares at the same price as a recent institutional placement. The funds will support the commercialisation of its methane reactor technology and synthetic graphite development.

Sparc Technologies has successfully closed its Share Purchase Plan, raising more than double its initial target, signaling strong shareholder confidence as it advances its green hydrogen and graphene projects.

Lincoln Minerals reports breakthrough metallurgical results from its Kookaburra Graphite Project, achieving ultra-high purity graphite suitable for lithium-ion battery anodes without using hazardous hydrofluoric acid. This advance supports the company’s downstream processing ambitions in South Australia.