Shaun Chau, Pulkit Athavle

Where Australia can compete in an emerging market with few established incumbents Industrial decarbonisation presents a sizeable opportunity for Australia to manufacture clean technology products in an emerging market with few established incumbents. Australia has, and contributes to, several emissions-intensive industrial activities such…

Three opportunities that could add over A$7 billion to the Australian economy by 2035 The generation supply-chain (solar, wind, batteries) is the largest single segment of the current global clean tech manufacturing market and the foundation on which most other clean tech depends. Global generation capacity rises…

The 2026 Integrated System Plan is admirably precise about where the grid should arrive, and quiet on whether it can get there. On its own figures, it cannot. The Australian Energy Market Operator published the final 2026 Integrated System Plan on 24…

Cyan Ventures is supporting the commercialisation of clean energy technology through its work for the Trailblazer for Recycling and Clean Energy (TRaCE). TRaCE is a $250m+ partnership between University of New South Wales, University of Newcastle, a range of industry partners and…

At Climate Action Week, Cyan Ventures and Energy Consumers Australia convened a panel on the Cheaper Home Batteries programme to unpack what has become one of Australia's largest and fastest-moving energy subsidies and where it needs to go next. The panel, moderated…

Australia is sitting on a multi-billion-dollar clean energy asset, and barely using it. Not some future mega-project. Not more poles and wires. The tech is already on roofs and in garages – it’s the home solar and batteries that we should be…

Australia is a continent of natural wonders, from the world-famous Great Barrier Reef, teeming with marine life, to lush forests that shelter unique species found nowhere else on Earth. Today, these wonders are under unprecedented threats. The State of the Environment 2021…