There will be 30 minutes of presentation of the CEFF requirements and eligibility and merit criteria. After that a further 30 minutes is available to answer questions. If you are thinking of applying, you will likely find it useful.
The webinar will be recorded and the recording made available on the CEFF website.
This webinar will introduce the Low Carbon Liquid Fuels priority area of the Program, which supports the acceleration of commercial scale domestic production, pre-commercial technology demonstration and feedstock and supply chain enablement.
Join for an overview of the program, and details of objectives, scope, eligibility, and the application process.
Participants will also have the opportunity to ask questions about the Program during the Q&A session.
This webinar will introduce the Renewable Energy Technology Manufacturing priority area of the Program, which supports the development of Australian manufacturing capability, and/or innovation and commercialisation of renewable energy technologies critical to the net-zero transition.
Join for an overview of the program, and details of objectives, scope, eligibility, and the application process.
Participants will also have the opportunity to ask questions about the Program during the Q&A session
This webinar will introduce the Green Metals priority area of the Program, which aims to support first of a kind solution development and/or acceleration of commercial scale production of green metals, including low and net zero emissions production of metals such as iron, steel, alumina and aluminium.
Join for an overview of the program, and details of objectives, scope, eligibility, and the application process.
Participants will also have the opportunity to ask questions about the Program during the Q&A session.
Are you a researcher working on decarbonisation solutions? Applications are now open for the 2026 Climate Tech Lab to Market Program – a 9-week journey designed to help you explore entrepreneurship as a commercialisation pathway for your research.
Through expert-led workshops, founder Q&As, and mentoring, you’ll gain the tools, connections, and confidence to take your research beyond the lab and into the market.
Want to learn more? Visit the program page or contact lara@energylab.org.au.
📅 Applications close: 2 March 2026
🗓️ Program runs: April – June 2026
👉 Apply now: https://elap.typeform.com/to/akjaXCj9
Join GreenTech Hub and Hub on SX for The Long Game Live, a high-energy, invite-only morning where the world’s brightest innovators pitch their boldest solutions to WA’s unique energy challenges to become the GreenTech Hub’s Innovation Challenge Champions on Long Duration Energy Storage.
Event Highlights:
EnergyLab is proud to support some of the most ambitious and high-potential climate tech founders in the region, and on 10 December, they’ll be showcasing their brilliant solutions. This is a unique opportunity to see the breadth of technologies emerging from Oceania’s climate innovation ecosystem.
Solving critical emissions challenges across energy, agriculture, industry and the built environment, this showcase brings together ten outstanding startups developing world-class technologies. From ocean-powered carbon capture and AI-driven wildfire analytics to algae biomanufacturing, next-gen building intelligence, green hydrogen, advanced carbon capture and more.
You’ll hear from:
The WA Government’s $50 million Local Battery Manufacturing Program (the Program) aims to strengthen Western Australia’s (WA) manufacturing sector supporting the local manufacturing of residential batteries and battery components, as well as industrial and commercial applications.
This Stream’s objectives are to:
The Production-Ready Stream provides eligible applicants up to $100,000 in matched funding to businesses for projects in 3 categories of pre-production activities. These are precursors to the manufacturing of batteries and battery components at scale and include
Applications for the Production-Ready Funding Stream close 5pm (AWST) on 30 January 2026.
The WA Government’s $50 million Local Battery Manufacturing Program (the Program) aims to strengthen Western Australia’s (WA) manufacturing sector supporting the local manufacturing of residential batteries and battery components, as well as industrial and commercial applications.
The Production Scale-up Stream provides up to $5 million in financial support to existing battery manufacturers for projects that scale-up their operations, including through purchase of capital equipment, workforce training, costs associated with upgrading existing or new premises, and engaging business or manufacturing expertise including:
Applications close 5pm (AWST) on 20 March 2026.
