Climate Tech Partners (CTP) is proud to welcome more than ten new corporate partners from across the energy, transport, and industrial sectors. These strategic partnerships mark a significant milestone in our mission to accelerate decarbonisation by bridging the gap between climate innovation and industry adoption.
The expansion of our corporate network enhances CTP’s ability to source, assess, and scale globally leading technologies aligned with the operational realities of our partners. By engaging early and meaningfully with startups, our partners not only help shape solutions with product development, technical or regulatory but also potentially help accelerate the commercial adoption of the startups. They also gain early access to innovation, with the aim to have them involved in trials, provide offtakes or become customers.
Welcoming Our New Partners
Alongside Airbus and Qantas, who joined the initiative earlier this year, we are pleased to welcome Alinta Energy, ARUP, BOC, Daigas Group, Deta, Endeavour Energy, QBE Ventures, QIC, and ResourceCo to the Climate Tech Partners network.
These organisations bring a shared ambition to accelerate the shift to low-carbon operations, both in Australia and internationally.
A model built on industry-centric collaboration
Through these partnerships, each corporate contributes to CTP’s investment model in a structured and strategic way, including:
By embedding industry collaboration early in the investment process, CTP is uniquely positioned to invest in, and help startups build, with end-users in mind, thereby enabling faster commercial traction and more resilient business models.
Accelerate corporate transitions and new opportunities
For corporate partners, CTP brings direct access to the best global innovative technologies that align with their needs in the space and helps create new business opportunities.
Aligning capital with execution
We believe that bringing together partners with complimentary skills is essential to support ecosystems and accelerate the development of new projects and their supply chains.
This partnership-driven model is being activated through CTP’s Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) initiative with Airbus and Qantas, which is focused on scaling promising SAF technologies. With the addition of new corporate partners, this approach is expanding across other key decarbonisation areas, ranging from grid flexibility and electrification to low-emissions industrial processes and circular resource use.