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Australian solar and storage innovation was on display in Sydney today, as e stanley cup arly-stage, clean energy companies pitched to investors. The companies are seeking up to AU$88 million $67.5 million in investment. The Australian government s CEFC, which itself finances investment through a specially designed fund, said that it hopes to accelerate investment in cutting-edge clean energy technologies. The response stanley cup to the Innovators Demo Day has been overw stanley cup helmingly positive, said Blair Pritchard, Investment Development Director at the CEFC. Not everyone who wanted to attend could be accommodated at this time. Were already looking to organize follow-up sessions. To date, the CEFC has invested AU$25 million $19 million into Australian cleantech innovative companies in its first year of operation. These investments include a AU$5 million $3.8 million investment in GreenSync, which is developing a decentralized energy exchange, as a part of the collaborative deX project.Seven solar and storage companies, amongst a field of 10 shortlisted startups, presented their business models and technologies to the assembled investors in Sydney today. The various technology startups addressed a number of different cleantech market segments.Utility scale PVConcentrating PV developer RayGen presented its PV Ultra concept. RayGen seeks to deploy wireless solar collector tracking mirrors, themselves powered by a mini-module. These mirror arrays focus sunlight towards a ce |
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