Major R&D Projects
Producing hydrogen from seawater
With the global demand for hydrogen projected to soar from 2024, its potential to serve as a clean energy storage
TRaCE has offered up to $20+ million in funding to accelerate the commercialisation of recycling and clean energy technologies with aligned industry partners.
Substantial funding: Grant funding for industry partner co-funded R&D projects in recycling and clean energy, aiming to achieve market readiness and scalability.
Quick and streamlined process: Immediate deployment of funds, ensuring speed of execution to get projects up and running.
Comprehensive R&D support: Access to TRaCE's wide range of supporting initiatives, provided in addition to grant funding.
Tailored support: Identification of additional and bespoke support mechanisms.
R&D Vouchers
Seed Investment
Climate 10x
Research Engineers
Industry PhDs
Industry Secondments
Startups Accelerators
Commercialisation Training for Researchers
Enterprise Academics
Students Placements
Micro-credentials
Masters
TAFE Pathways
TRaCE is seeking projects that meet all four of the following criteria.
• Solar Tech
• Clean Energy
• Sustainable Fuels
• Recycling
• Emissions reduction
• Contribution to GDP
• Job creation
• Export of Australian technologies into global markets.
The project has an identified industry partner for collaboration, prepared to contribute cash and eligible equipment.
Scale up phase of commercialisation where equipment and facilities will provide a material difference.
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With the global demand for hydrogen projected to soar from 2024, its potential to serve as a clean energy storage
UNSW and Vecor Technologies are pioneering large-capacity sodium-ion batteries using cost-effective, high-yield, and sustainable fabrication strategies, addressing the growing demands
Worldwide, supply chain challenges have led to increased interest in the circular economy, with the remanufacturing of engineered products emerging
A revolutionary solar technology is one step closer to hitting the market thanks to a project led by Kardinia Energy
