UNSW Institute for Industrial Decarbonisation

Higher Education

Sydney, NSW 154 followers

Working with partners to drive whole-of-system approaches to reducing society’s dependence on fossil resources.

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The Institute for Industrial Decarbonisation brings together transdisciplinary expertise across UNSW Engineering, Business and other faculties to support companies and industry sectors in achieving NetZero targets. Initiatives span technological, economic and policy innovation, aligned with green industry development opportunities. Advanced clean technologies are being developed in UNSW laboratories. In tandem, teams are working with research, industry and government partners to address the regulatory, finance, infrastructure, integrated design and trade solutions needed to accelerate adoption at scale.

Website: https://www.unsw.edu.au/research/iid
External link for UNSW Institute for Industrial Decarbonisation
Industry: Higher Education
Company size: 51-200 employees
Headquarters: Sydney, NSW
Founded: 2024
Specialties: Clean technology, decarbonisation, netzero, sustainable development, green finance, ASEAN, Asian Pacific, Research, innovation, engineering, economics

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🌞🔋 #UNSW researchers have secured $750,000 in funding from the Australian Government’s Global Science & Technology Diplomacy Fund (#GLODIP) to advance green hydrogen technology. Led by Prof. Rose Amal, the team is developing processes to convert sunlight into hydrogen using photocatalysis, a cost-effective alternative to traditional solar hydrogen methods. The funding will help establish the Sunlight-to-Hydrogen Research Hub, an international collaboration with institutions in Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Japan, and Australia, aimed at advancing solar hydrogen production. Read more, https://lnkd.in/d7Vmj7GP. #unsw #unswengineering #UNSWChemEng #chemicalengineering #chemicalproductengineering #foodscience Sign up for our Mailing list: https://lnkd.in/ggr93BE4 Follow us online: https://lnkd.in/gKw_3QeS
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Well done Rose Amal and team! 👏

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A green hydrogen project led by Rose Amal has been awarded $750,000 for collaboration with international researchers. The team is working to establish a world-leading innovation hub to convert sunlight into chemicals and fuels such as hydrogen. Denny Gunawan UNSW Chemical Engineering

UNSW green hydrogen project secures GLODIP funding

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🌆Join us at the Urban Futures Expo – the grand finale of the Futures Expo Series 2024! 🚀 Discover cutting-edge innovations in: 🏗️ Advanced infrastructure & materials; 🏙️ City planning & smart cities; 🚎 Integrated transport & mobility and 🤝 Healthy, inclusive communities Enjoy interactive displays, insightful tours, and networking over drinks & delicious bites by OzHarvest. 🍽️🍹 👉 Register now https://lnkd.in/g-4ifrr8 Mariana Mayer Pinto Nicholas Haskins Hal Pawson Jan Breckenridge Tim Raupach Simon Rosenbaum Rebecca Guy Sharon Oberstein Patricia Flanagan Chris Pettit Philip Oldfield Ziv Hameiri Bojan Tamburic Hazel Easthope Scott Eacott Milad Ghasri Tong Xie Professor David Waite NAE FRSN FRACI FRSC Eliza Northrop Xiaoqi Feng Dina Titkova Flora Salim Hannah Bolitho Guan Yeoh Bronwen Morgan Dani Alexander Julie Leung Amelia Thorpe Jeremy Leibman Natalie Taylor Martina Lessio Nina Williams Ryan Fritsch Veena Sahajwalla M. Hank Haeusler Prof Gangadhara Prusty Trea Murphy Professor Dennis Del Favero Mari Velonaki
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✈️Decarbonising the aviation industry is no longer just a dream—it's becoming a reality. The aviation sector, responsible for about 5% of Australia’s CO2 emissions, is one of the most challenging to decarbonise. 🌍While the industry explores engine improvements and sustainable biofuels, the potential of hydrogen-powered aircraft is gaining momentum. Researchers like Dr. Quentin Meyer and Professor Chuan Zhao from UNSW are leading the way with innovative hydrogen fuel cells that could revolutionise the sector. 🚀With Airbus aiming to launch its first commercial hydrogen-powered aircraft by 2035, the path to net zero in aviation by 2050 is within reach. See comments for details. #Aviation #Hydrogen #NetZero #Sustainability Bronwyn Fox Stephen Rodda Sven Rogge Julien Epps Jamie Conyngham Anthony Morfa Robert Hayes Emily Z. Mark Sterbic David J. Heffer UNSW Science
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"A World of Sustainable Concrete" is an incredible opportunity to hear from internationally recognised speakers from all parts of the globe who are working towards this collaboration. https://lnkd.in/etMNwMnB

A World of Sustainable Concrete - Concrete Institute of Australia

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Radical change is crucial in this area!
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Buildings are a major source of global warming, with over half of their lifetime emissions coming from materials and construction. 🏗️ New research by Philip Oldfield, Gerard Reinmuth, and William Craft shows that reducing embodied carbon in Australia is possible but requires significant changes in how we design, build, and reuse structures. ♻️ Globally, buildings are responsible for 37% of greenhouse gas emissions 🌍, split between operational carbon (energy use) and embodied carbon (materials and construction). While operational emissions are dropping with better insulation and renewable energy, embodied carbon remains largely unregulated and could make up 85% of building emissions by 2050. Efforts like the World Green Building Council’s goal to cut embodied carbon by 40% by 2030 are crucial. 🌱 But to achieve this, we must rethink how we use materials, retrofit existing structures, and question how much space we need. 🏢💡 3 essential steps are outlined in the article below 👇 Jacqueline White Miranda Einstein Sheryl Magtibay Dax Kukulj Jamie Conyngham Leo Stevens Mark Sterbic David J. Heffer Anthony Morfa Greg Ryan Julia Frith Iain Walker Craig Peden Gabriella Nunes Ben Seers #Sustainability #EmbodiedCarbon #NetZero #GreenBuilding #ClimateAction
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Philip Oldfield a Professor of Architecture at UNSW Built Environment and an exhibitor at our upcoming Urban Futures expo. Philip is shaping the future of the way we design and interact with our surroundings. As the built environment evolves rapidly, Philip and our other exhibitors are at the forefront, leading groundbreaking innovations that transform the spaces where we live, work, and thrive. Urban Futures registration link is in the comments. Jacqueline White Miranda Einstein Sheryl Magtibay Jamie Conyngham Dax Kukulj David J. Heffer Anthony Morfa Craig Peden Julia Frith Mark Sterbic
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Please join us at UNSW for a deep dive into Climate Finance, Decarbonisation & Green Industry Development! The event brings together some outstanding speakers Varya Davidson, David N Eyre, Jeremy Lawson, Cyn-Young Park & Fariborz Moshirian. https://lnkd.in/gYkAHqvV

UNSW Forum on Climate Finance, Decarbonisation & Green Industry Development

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Great work by Rose Amal, Xiaojing Hao and Jian (Jeffery) Pan. We need to accelerate getting this kind of tech to market at scale! #decarbonisation #UNSWIID

New ‘artificial leaf’ can create ammonia directly from pure sunlight

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An interesting op-ed our CEO, David N Eyre did for Engineers Australia. https://lnkd.in/e2_UtRgy

Supercharging engineers’ collaboration across sectors

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