Cleantech incorporates the industries of the future:
the growth of the sector will drive jobs, investment and trade.
Cleantech companies deliver both 'Economic and Environmental Benefits'. Their growth will be driven by the fact that they offer more efficient, more profitable and more sustainable ways of doing business.
For over ten years, Australian CleanTech built a unique and independent advisory position in the Australian market. Clients included:
Australian Industry seeking step-change operational improvements through innovation sourcing.
Asian Importers, such as LG Chemical,seeking strategic advice and connections for market entry.
Investors seeking infrastructure or technology investments in energy, water or environmental technologies.
Governments at city, state and national level seeking green growth and economic development advice and program delivery.
In May 2018, the business operations of Australian CleanTech joined the Deloitte Australia Energy Transition team. We are excited by the opportunity that this gives to provide our leading edge services to a new set of clients to help them transition towards a low carbon economy.
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Cleantech covers technologies and services that come under the categories of:
Resource efficiency
Renewable energy
Low emissions technologies
Water and wastewater reuse and treatment technologies
Waste management, recycling and 'waste' utilisation
Demand side management for energy, water and other resources
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.