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AUSTRALIAN CLEANTECH REVIEW 2010
A profile of over 400 cleantech companies in Australia. This profile presents the first complete picture of the Australian cleantech sector.

BOOK ON SUSTAINABLE FUTURES
Opportunities Beyond Carbon: Looking Forward to a Sustainable World. 
A compilation of essays on how to make the most of the current predicament. 

PROSPEROUS SUSTAINABILITY: CLEAN TECHNOLOGY FORECASTS TO 2050 - forecasts on how global clean technologies may mature over the next 40 years to provide a tool for picking long term regional 'winners'. 

SYDNEY CLEANTECH NETWORK -  Next event is on 8 September and is being hosted by KPMG. Click here for the flyer

ADELAIDE CLEANTECH NETWORK - Next event is on 5 October and is being hosted by Playford Capital. 
 

Welcome to Australian CleanTech

Australian CleanTech facilitates and delivers Australian Clean Technology projects on behalf of both investors and project proponents.

In addition, Australian CleanTech provides services to Government agencies to help stimulate investment in the Cleantech industry. To deliver these services Australian CleanTech uses its extensive Cleantech research database.

Australian CleanTech also provides access to the ACT Australian Cleantech Index and to direct investment through ACT Capital. The emerging Cleantech sector covers a range of growth industries that will move the concept of sustainable living from theory and aspiration to a practical reality.

Through a range of publication and articles, Australian CleanTech provides educational resources to help raise the awareness of the sector.

Cleantech covers technologies and services that come under the categories of:
 

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Cleantech products and services that have economic and environmental benefits.
We define cleantech as:

Economically viable products, services and processes that harness renewable materials and energy sources, dramatically reduce the use of natural resources and cut or eliminate emissions and wastes.