CAPRICORN POWER LATEST NEWS & MEDIA RELEASE
Australia's 50 most innovative manufacturers list for 2024 has been announced - and capricorn power has made the list!
Capricorn Power selected to participate in the 2024 Climate Salads Climate Tech Global Growth Program
Designed for high growth climate tech businesses with global ambitions, this 9-month program is tailored to support scalable Australian climate tech solutions to prepare for and expand into new international markets.
This group of amazing companies underscores Australia’s potential to lead the charge in developing practical, scalable solutions to address pressing environmental issues.
Capricorn Power achieves significant operational milestone
Capricorn Power achieves significant operational milestone to unlock commercial potential of world-leading Barton heat engine
Ultima Grid Solutions and cleantech startup Capricorn Power enter joint venture project agreement
Ultima Grid Solutions and cleantech startup Capricorn Power enter joint venture project agreement
Victorian Clean Technology Fund invests in heat to power cleantech startup Capricorn Power
Victorian Clean Technology Fund invests in heat to power cleantech startup Capricorn Power
A new type of engine will soon be producing green power
After decades working on other people’s projects, this engineer decided to turn his attention to an interest of his own: renewable energy on a big scale…
“THIS IS TAKING THAT GREEN WASTE, PYROLYSING IT — PRODUCING HEAT IN AN ABSENCE OF OXYGEN — PUTTING THAT INTO AN ENGINE, AND AT THE SAME TIME, PRODUCING BIOCHAR.”
1,000 innovative cleantech solutions
Mission Innovation put together a list of 1,000 innovative clean energy solutions and over 150 framework explorers with the potential to deliver more than twelve gigatonnes of avoided emissions by 2030. They named Capricorn Power as one of them.
Australian-made bioenergy cleantech start-up launches equity crowdfunding raise for heat engine that turns waste into zero-emission energy
Australian-made bioenergy cleantech start-up launches equity crowdfunding raise for heat engine that turns waste into zero-emission energy
Using biomass to get to net zero by 2050
We all know that our dependence on fossil fuels is not sustainable. Net carbon emissions to the atmosphere must be reduced to zero by 2050.
CAPRICORN POWER AWARDS
Regional Jobs and Investment Packages – Geelong grant recipient
Capricorn Power was awarded a $292,750 Business Innovation grant for our high efficiency engine converting waste heat to electricity.
The engine was recognised for enhancing energy productivity and sustainability at a customer site by providing low cost electricity and reduced waste and emissions.
It was also noted “…commercialising an innovative clean tech product enables potentially very large engineering and manufacturing job growth for ex-auto skills serving new, global markets of the future”.
Australian Technologies Competition – 2018 New Energy Winner
Capricorn Power won the ‘New Energy’ category as part of the highly coveted Australian Technologies Competition (ATC). The competition connects experienced entrepreneurs, business builders, angel investors, venture capital funds, commercialisation experts and leading corporate and government representatives with founders in a collaborative environment.
More can be read here on Australian Technologies Competition
Australian Engineering Excellence Awards – 2018 Victorian Finalist
The Barton Engine was recognised as a Victorian finalist in the 2018 Australian Engineering Excellence Awards (AEEA) for representing “a major step forward in the waste heat to power field”. The awards recognise outstanding achievement in engineering and the invaluable contribution engineering makes to the economy, the community and the environment.
More can be read here on Australian Engineering Excellence Awards
Climate Launchpad – 2017 Finalist
Capricorn Power was thrilled to represent Australia as a finalist at the 2017 Climate Launchpad in Cyprus. Climate Launchpad is the world’s largest green business ideas competition committed to “fixing climate change, one start-up at a time”. The programme equips start-ups with the skills to achieve global success.
More can be read here on Climate Launchpad