Climate KIC Australia

Climate KIC Australia Catalysing systemic climate action through innovation.

Climate-KIC Australia is a knowledge and innovation community established and funded by a national collaboration of private and public sector organisations in 2017. We are an independent, not-for-profit organisation that aims to link research, business, entrepreneurs, investors and government to drive transformational activities that unlock change at the speed and scale the climate challenge needs

. We are a catalyst for systemic change, using our innovation capabilities, knowledge sharing and deep global networks through EIT Climate-KIC, the EU’s climate innovation initiative. Our partners are public and private organisations looking to lead in climate action and participate in national and global experimentation. The success of our collaborations drive innovative solutions that enable our partners to harness first mover opportunities that emerge as the world transitions to a net-zero, resilient economy.

🚀 Industry Alert: Australia-EU Green Hydrogen Dialogue Report Now Available 🚀The new Australia-EU Green Hydrogen Dialogu...
18/09/2024

🚀 Industry Alert: Australia-EU Green Hydrogen Dialogue Report Now Available 🚀

The new Australia-EU Green Hydrogen Dialogue report is here, and it’s packed with insights and recommendations tailored for businesses and industry leaders. The green hydrogen economy is on the rise—are you ready to take part?

💡 Key Insights for Industry:
• Strategic R&D and infrastructure investments are critical for scaling green hydrogen.
• Engage with local communities early to build trust and ensure a smooth project rollout.
• Market analysis is essential to understand the impact of green hydrogen on product pricing and supply chains.

Read more: https://climate-kic.org.au/2024/08/26/leveraging-international-collaboration-to-advance-the-green-hydrogen-economy

This activity is part of the European Union Climate Dialogues (EUCDs) project and is funded by the European Union in Australia.

Delivered by: Climate-KIC Australia, NSW Decarbonisation Innovation Hub, ARC Training Centre for The Global Hydrogen Economy, UTS: University of Technology Sydney Institute for Sustainable Futures.

Climate-KIC Australia acknowledges and pays respect to the past, present and future Traditional Custodians and Elders of this nation and the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Climate-KIC Australia is proud to be an Event Partner of the Australian Renewable Heat Conference, which is being hosted...
16/09/2024

Climate-KIC Australia is proud to be an Event Partner of the Australian Renewable Heat Conference, which is being hosted in Sydney on 25-26 September by the Australian Alliance for Energy Productivity (A2EP).

The conference will provide the information on technologies and enablers to accelerate the decarbonisation of industrial heat. It is designed for energy end-users and will feature numerous real- world case studies of implemented technologies, covering electrification (including heat pumps), biogas and biomass.

The event will also have a number of exhibitors and plenty of opportunities to network with 200+ industry leaders, including the networking drinks and canapes at the end of the first day.

As an Event Partner, Climate-KIC Australia is pleased to be able to offer its partners and stakeholders a 20% discount on registration. Simply use the code KIC20ARHC at the registration checkout.

Visit the conference website to learn more and to register: www.renewableheatconference.com.au

Register now to join us for the Australian Renewable Heat Conference in Sydney on 25-26 September 2024 for real action on decarbonising heat

📢 Government and Policy Leaders: New Report on Australia-EU Green Hydrogen Dialogue 📢The Australia-EU Green Hydrogen Dia...
11/09/2024

📢 Government and Policy Leaders: New Report on Australia-EU Green Hydrogen Dialogue 📢

The Australia-EU Green Hydrogen Dialogue Outcomes and Recommendations report is out, offering strategic recommendations for governments at all levels. This is a pivotal moment for shaping the future of green hydrogen and the global energy transition.

🌍 Key Government Recommendations:
• Federal and state governments need to enhance funding and R&D support for green hydrogen projects.
• Stronger cooperation with the EU on technology and knowledge sharing is crucial.
• Local governments should focus on community engagement to gain social licence and support.

This report highlights the need for a coordinated approach to overcome barriers and seize opportunities in the green hydrogen sector.

Dive into the full report here: https://climate-kic.org.au/2024/08/26/leveraging-international-collaboration-to-advance-the-green-hydrogen-economy

This activity is part of the European Union Climate Dialogues (EUCDs) project and is funded by the European Union in Australia.

Delivered by: Climate-KIC Australia, NSW Decarbonisation Innovation Hub, ARC Training Centre for The Global Hydrogen Economy, UTS: University of Technology Sydney Institute for Sustainable Futures.

Climate-KIC Australia acknowledges and pays respect to the past, present and future Traditional Custodians and Elders of this nation and the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Australia’s homes need urgent energy upgrades to withstand extreme weather and reduce rising energy costs. Discover how ...
09/09/2024

Australia’s homes need urgent energy upgrades to withstand extreme weather and reduce rising energy costs.

Discover how the Energy Upgrades for Australian Homes (EUAH) project is empowering program organisers to tackle this challenge, ensuring safer, more efficient homes for everyone.

Energy Upgrades for Australian Homes is led by Monash University in Melbourne, coordinated by Climate-KIC Australia and implemented through the RACE for 2030 CRC. Research partners include the Monash Sustainable Development Institute (MSDI), BehaviourWorks Australia (BWA), CSIRO, RMIT University, UNSW, University of South Australia, and UTS: University of Technology Sydney.

13 August 2024, Melbourne – With the recent cold snap and damaging winds across Australia’s southeast, many Australians are feeling the chill – and realising their homes aren’t great at keeping them warm. Climate change, extreme weather and rising energy costs are pushing Australia to make e...

🚨 New Report Released: Australia-EU Green Hydrogen Dialogue 🚨We are thrilled to announce the release of the Outcomes and...
27/08/2024

🚨 New Report Released: Australia-EU Green Hydrogen Dialogue 🚨

We are thrilled to announce the release of the Outcomes and Recommendations Report from the Australia-EU Green Hydrogen Dialogue, a project funded under the European Union’s Climate Dialogues initiative. This report captures critical insights from our discussions on the future of green hydrogen production, investment, and trade between Australia and the EU.
🔑 Key Findings:
• Importance of strategic R&D investments and EU offtake agreements to scale up green hydrogen.
• Challenges in financing, infrastructure, and supply chain that need urgent attention.
• Social licence and community engagement are vital for a just energy transition.
• Huge potential for hydrogen derivatives like renewable ammonia in decarbonising sectors.

🛠 Recommendations:
• Increased government support for green hydrogen projects.
• Collaborative R&D efforts between Australia and the EU.
• Early and transparent community engagement.

The full report provides a comprehensive roadmap for building a robust green hydrogen economy.

Read more: https://climate-kic.org.au/2024/08/26/leveraging-international-collaboration-to-advance-the-green-hydrogen-economy

This activity is part of the European Union Climate Dialogues (EUCDs) project and is funded by the European Union in Australia.

Delivered by: Climate-KIC Australia, NSW Decarbonisation Innovation Hub, ARC Training Centre for The Global Hydrogen Economy, UTS: University of Technology Sydney Institute for Sustainable Futures.

Climate-KIC Australia acknowledges and pays respect to the past, present and future Traditional Custodians and Elders of this nation and the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

With energy efficiency in Australian homes at alarmingly low levels, the need for effective upgrade programs is more pre...
23/08/2024

With energy efficiency in Australian homes at alarmingly low levels, the need for effective upgrade programs is more pressing than ever.

Explore how the Energy Upgrades for Australian Homes project is helping home energy upgrade programs across the country overcome barriers to energy efficiency, from trust in technology to community engagement.

Energy Upgrades for Australian Homes is led by Monash University in Melbourne, coordinated by Climate-KIC Australia and implemented through the RACE for 2030 CRC. Research partners include the Monash Sustainable Development Institute (MSDI), BehaviourWorks Australia (BWA), CSIRO, RMIT University, UNSW, University of South Australia, and UTS: University of Technology Sydney.

13 August 2024, Melbourne – With the recent cold snap and damaging winds across Australia’s southeast, many Australians are feeling the chill – and realising their homes aren’t great at keeping them warm. Climate change, extreme weather and rising energy costs are pushing Australia to make e...

21/08/2024

We are hiring!

Climate-KIC Australia – part of the UTS Institute For Sustainable Futures – is seeking a Senior Marketing and Communication Officer.

In this role, you’ll work alongside a team of systems innovation and sustainability experts and sustainability researchers, to help make positive change in the world.

You will:
🎯 develop and implement engagement strategies for a range of diverse climate-related projects
👯‍♀️ collaborate with a wide network of stakeholders from industry, government, academia and communities
📣 elevate the Climate-KIC Australia and UTS-ISF brands; and
manage major communication platforms.

If you’re experienced in developing and delivering strategic communications that make impact, and you’re passionate about making a difference, follow the link to find out more and apply.

Applications close Monday, 26th August 2024 at 11.59pm AEST.

Apply here:

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