ClimateLaunchpad 2022

Meet the most promising Cleantech startups in Australia

Meet your ClimateLaunchpad 2022 Australian Winners!

Calyx  |  Spark3D  |  UpSol

Calyx

Finalist: ClimateLaunchpad Global Grand Final
Winner: Top-3 Pitches – ClimateLaunchpad National Final
Winner: Global Entrepreneurship pathway prize

Australia’s biggest product sourcing platform and software designed to analyse the sustainability of the entire product chain. Calyx allows food companies to make informed decisions around transport, logistics, packaging and sourcing of products to reduce the carbon footprint of single products and product chains.

Watch Calyx’s pitch at the ClimateLaunchpad Australian Pitch Final

 

Spark3D

Finalist: ClimateLaunchpad Global Grand Final
Winner: Top-3 Pitches – ClimateLaunchpad National Final
Winner: Global Entrepreneurship pathway prize

Spark3D manufactures 3D printers for electronics, solar cells and batteries, that can deposit metals, semiconductors, polymers and insulators faster and at higher resolution than existing techniques,while using less energy, and creating almost no waste.

Watch Spark 3D’s pitch at the ClimateLaunchpad Australian Pitch Final

UpSol

Winner: Top-3 Pitches – ClimateLaunchpad National Final
Winner: Victorian Cleantech Cluster pathway prize

A social enterprise supplying rapidly deployable containerised solar power systems with back-up battery energy storage, as a sustainable substitute for diesel powered generators.

Watch UpSol’s pitch at the ClimateLaunchpad Australian Pitch Final

Other prize winners

A big congratulations to all of our Australian Finalists!

 

Calyx

Australia’s biggest product sourcing platform and software designed to analyse the sustainability of the entire product chain. Calyx allows food companies to make informed decisions around transport, logistics, packaging and sourcing of products to reduce the carbon footprint of single products and product chains.


Ecosystem Farms

A farming platform that integrates agriculture and aquaculture, leveraging natural ecosystems. The platform uses 95% less water, no soil, can grow plants from herbs to orchard trees, no chemical fertilisers, is compatible with large scale equipment like tractors, and is scalable for large primary production.

 

Spark3D

Spark3D manufactures 3D printers for electronics, solar cells and batteries, that can deposit metals, semiconductors, polymers and insulators faster and at higher resolution than existing techniques while using less energy, and creating almost no waste.

SythLett Cells

SythLett Cells manufacture slower-degrading, lightweight, non-flammable batteries for use in aviation.

 

Thermal X Engineering

Bringing heat pump technology into low temperature energy generation applications to create more efficient, more cost effective and more widely applicable energy generation solutions.

UpSol

A social enterprise supplying rapidly deployable containerised solar power systems with back-up battery energy storage, as a sustainable substitute for diesel powered generators.

Thank you to our prize sponsors

The Victorian Cleantech Cluster is thrilled to support the 2022 ClimateLaunchpad competition with the VCC Pathway Prize.

The winner will receive direct entry into the 2022 Victorian Cleantech Expo pitching competition finals held in Melbourne this October.
Winner: SythLett Cells
Winner: UpSol


The Global Entrepreneurship Congress is delighted to support the 2022 ClimateLaunchpad competition with the GEC 2023 Prize.

The winning team (up to 3 people) will receive complimentary tickets to attend GEC 2023 in Melbourne from 1-3 May 2023. The winner will have the opportunity to participate in an official pitching session at the GEC.
Winner: Spark3D
Winner: Calyx

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