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Introducing Zincovery Zinc is the fourth most-used metal in the world, relied upon for galvanization to prolong the life of steel products.

For this article, I had the pleasure of spending an hour with Rod Drury, founder of Aftermail and Xero for a chat about what he’s up to now and where he sees opportunities for New Zealand to lead on a range of important technologies that will improve the state of our planet.

Opportunity Green hydrogen can help decarbonise the global economy but technical barriers currently make it expensive and energy-intensive to produce.

Geo40, Aspiring Materials and Zincovery are part of the most recent Cleantech APAC25, a list of the 25 startups most likely to make significant market impact over the next five years.

In partnership with Poutama Trust, Callaghan Innovation is proud to once again sponsor the NZ Hi-Tech Kamupene Māori o te Tau – the Māori Company of the Year award.

The globally ambitious Kiwi cleantech ventures connected with corporates and investors at networking events in Silicon Valley and at the 2024 Cleantech Forum North America, in San Diego, as part of a New Zealand Cleantech Mission led by Callaghan Innovation last month.

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At a glance Oceanmax knew their marine foul-release coating product not only kept vessels clean but also improved performance on the water.

Callaghan Innovation is proud to once again sponsor the NZ Hi-Tech Kamupene Māori o te Tau – Māori Company of the Year award.

Callaghan Innovation is proud to once again sponsor the NZ Hi-Tech Kamupene Māori o te Tau – Māori Company of the Year award.

At a glance Waste-to-value business Zincovery aims to recycle the steel galvanising industry’s spent acid and zinc for reuse.