Embark on an immersive journey into the realm of climate futures with our interactive experience at the UTS Data Arena. Using generative AI, participants collaboratively design their ideal climate scenarios through text prompts. Witness as the AI transforms these prompts into visual representations displayed on the 360° screen, gradually forming a collective collage of diverse and inspiring visions over four days. Created by Julia Scott-Stevenson and Thomas Ricciardiello, this experience offers a unique opportunity to engage with the possibilities of tomorrow's climate landscape.

Explore the Syntropic World Pavilion, a virtual hub where the global Syntropic World community showcases new models and approaches for a sustainable future. Led by founder Christine McDougall, this platform offers a range of events, from podcasts and round table discussions on financial leadership to workshops on Earth-led education and sessions addressing systemic colonization and climate change. Conclude your experience with a live and virtual campfire featuring leaders in climate action. Join us as we shape a brighter tomorrow.

Join a tour of a Living Seawalls installation organised by Glimpse where they've turned a problem such as marine construction into part of the solution through the innovative design of habitat panels bringing back marine life back to developments. Hear from the Living Seawalls team and the 20 years of scientific research involved. Living Seawalls were finalists in the Earthshot prize, a global environmental prize established by the Royal Foundation of the Prince and Princess of Wales.

Join a tour at the GoTerra Barangaroo facility where you'll see a world-first project using AI, robotics and insect larvae to process food waste and convert it into into sustainable protein and soil conditioner. Managing food waste with insects radically reduces the carbon emissions of food waste sent to landfill as well as producing sustainable outputs.

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It’s a seat event with panel of 5 Actions members including youth participants in the focus groups to release the frameworks of the campaign , the KPIs set to measure success as the full disclose of the strategy . Driven for youth is still expected all Australian community use the project toolkits to activate climate positive actions

How embracing digitalisation is also creating an exponential increase in energy consumption . Data , projections , what is happening in the world and in Australia. Companies versus individuals. How we can slow down the process . Change of behaviour versus life style and efficiency

Sunswift Racing are redefining the future of sustainable transport through their world class prototype electric cars. Come to their exciting showroom facility to see their vehicles and hear from Richard Hopkins on the future of mobility. Richard is the former Head of Operations for the Red Bull Racing Formula One Team and joined UNSW Engineering mentoring the student-led Sunswift solar car. Sunswift holds records with the FIA and Guinness World Records in solar vehicle races.

Event Title: Brands for the Planet: Innovating for a Greener Future Venue: Patagonia, Manly Date & Time: Thursday, 13 March at 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM Join Get Cool Brands for a dynamic evening of conversation and community! Set in the inspiring Patagonia Manly store, this event brings together pioneers in sustainable business, including leaders from Patagonia, Pipping Hot, and other eco-driven brands. Dive into discussions on how brands can make meaningful change, embrace true sustainability, and avoid greenwashing while building a better future for our planet. Whether you're a brand enthusiast, eco-advocate, or business professional, this event will offer valuable insights into the ways brands can shape a more sustainable world. Refreshments will be provided, and there will be time for Q&A with our panelists. Don’t miss this chance to learn, connect, and be inspired! Learn more about Get Cool Brands at www.getcoolbrands.com

As climate change challenges the very fabric of our world, it also pushes us to reflect on deeper questions about meaning, values, and the legacy we want to leave for future generations. In this thought-provoking event, co-hosted by Dr. Leila Alem (renowned expert in AI and human-centered design) and Olivier Vojetta (strategist, writer and cultural commentator), we explore how climate action is not just about science and policy, but also about humanity’s shared story, moral responsibility, and the need to connect across generational divides. Through engaging discussions with Professor David Karoly and Dr. Genevieve Bell, we will delve into the role of storytelling in shaping values around environmental responsibility, while examining how philosophy can offer new perspectives on the meaning of life in the face of ecological crisis. Together, we will ask: how can different generations, each with their own experiences and values, come together to create a more compassionate and sustainable future? This event invites participants to think beyond practical solutions and policies, and consider how we can foster deeper, more human connections in the climate conversation—connections that transcend age and background to build a collective future rooted in understanding, empathy, and shared purpose. Format: Interactive panel discussion with Q&A Location: TBA Audience: Open to all, with a special focus on intergenerational dialogue in context of climate change

A panel session with Q&A, nibbles and networking

Mindfulness Meditation and Climate Change: A Powerful Connection Start the conference day with a mindfulness meditation in Hyde Park led by UCLA-trained Mindfulness & Leadership Coach, Cindy Hurley Leister. With practice, mindfulness can increase our ability to cope with the impact of climate change, it can influence our stress response and encourage us to be more aware and sensitive to the planet. Cindy will provide a short introduction to mindfulness, its origins, some science and the connection to climate change before diving into the practice itself. Providing an opportunity to connect deeper with yourself, each other and most importantly our planet. Suitable for all level of experience.

A panel, and workshop event to guide designers and design agencies through our 8 Acts of Emergency. Our 8 Acts of emergency is a framework and journey to designing sustainably for the future. Our workshop will discuss the issues, and how we move forward to educate and advocate for sustainable design practices.

Brent Clark from Wattblock will have a fireside chat with Mike Whitby from the strata committee at the Galleria building in Woolloomooloo, Sydney. This is one of the most impressive retrofits of an existing apartment building to improve sustainability in Australia following participation in City of Sydney sustainability programs in 2016. Find out how initial energy efficiency projects such as decommissioning a central air conditioning plant and installing a small heat pump led to electricity monitoring device installation and being the first strata building in City of Sydney to retrofit common area solar and batteries! The result was an improvement in NABERS for apartment buildings energy rating from 0 stars to 4.5 stars. We will also discuss future plans that the strata committee has for adding electric vehicle charging.

Discover how electrification can power a climate-resilient future with leading voices in energy and innovation. Saul Griffith (Rewiring Australia), Simon Holmes à Court (Climate 200), and Miriam Lyons (Sunrise Project) will share insights on transitioning to renewable energy, practical steps for decarbonization, and how communities can lead the charge for a sustainable future. Don’t miss this engaging panel on solutions to one of the most pressing challenges of our time.

Join us for an in-depth discussion about opportunities to reduce waste costs, lower carbon emissions, and comply with upcoming mandates for food waste recycling. This event will bring together food waste generators with solution providers and regulators to explore real-world strategies for reducing waste, improving recycling rates, and enhancing waste management practices.

Come see and taste the future of secure sustainable farming with a 30 minute tour of the Greenspace CEA farming operations in the heart of the Sydney CBD. Learn about our hub and spoke farming model that grows sustainable, reliable and nutritious produce that removes supply chains, food waste and turbulent pricing. We will discuss the future of carbon neutral farming, local food production and distribution, living instead of harvested produce, and CEA farming in general. Greenspace supplies a diverse range of clients including hotels, corporates, retail, restaurants, schools and universities around Australia. Also walk home with your very own pot of produce to taste and experience at home.

The Climate Workshop is an interactive group exercise guided by a trained facilitator where people work together to test solutions for addressing climate change. Participants in the workshop propose climate solutions such as energy efficiency, carbon pricing, fossil fuel taxes, deforestation reduction, and carbon dioxide removal. The facilitator tests these approaches in the Climate Solutions Simulator so participants can see the impact on global temperature and other factors in real-time. The workshop aims to create a scenario that limits global warming to well below 2°C and aims for 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels, the international goals formally recognised in the Paris Climate Agreement.

In person tour of 2MW battery at Australian Panels Somersby facility on Central Coast next door to the Australian Reptile Park. Hosted by energy specialists Group Energy and battery innovator Gelion Technologies. Engineers, procurement, manufacturing, Uni students and community will enjoy understanding this innovative technology solution. See the battery and journey of innovation, commissioning and energy management. No children permitted at manufacturing site. Fully enclosed shoes must be worn. Hi vis vest and safety glasses will be provided.

Come join an informal networking event and meet others interested in entrepreneurship, with a particular emphasis on climate change. CAMentrepreneurs is an official alumni group of the University of Cambridge and this event is open to all: Cambridge Alumni as well as their friends, allies and anyone working on the climate change topics who is interested in entrepreneurship. We will meet in the public cafe area on level 1, there will be short lightning pitches followed by a chance to mingle and meet others.

The Australia Local Conference of Youth on Climate is launching its first session during Climate Action Week Sydney, providing a platform for young voices in climate advocacy. Led by advocates like Georgia, Peta, and William, this event invites individuals aged 16 to 30 to learn and share perspectives on climate change. Hosted by AYFICE, Plan International Australia, and UNICEF Australia, in collaboration with Councillor HY William Chan, City of Sydney, it promises a day of impactful dialogue. Limited capacity, RSVP required.

Join the Sydney Climate Action Week Organising Team and a host of leaders from research, community, industry, investment and climate tech to officially launch the inaugural Sydney Climate Action Week. This event will take place over two sessions - a morning session from 8:45am to 1:30pm (which includes a complimentary lunch), and an evening session from 2pm to 7pm (which includes complimentary drinks).

The session will offer an overview of Passivhaus, its adoption process in building projects, and its relevance in reducing carbon emissions, providing a pathway towards net-zero carbon buildings.

Come along to this session for an irresistible invitation for Nature Play - keep their little hands and minds busy going on a treasure hunt! Open to kids aged 2-5 yrs, all children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

The Green Touring Online Series by Arts on Tour provides a platform for climate-conscious creatives in the performing arts sector to share practices and inspire action towards low-emission work. The series comprises five one-hour sessions, featuring guest speakers and discussions on various climate-conscious topics.

In this session, we will walk climate founders through the essential ingredients to a powerful marketing strategy and to a customer value proposition that resonates with the right audience.

Join us for the official kick-off of the Climate Action Week Melbourne 2024, where we will have a live cross-over with Sydney for the official kick-off of our big sibling Climate Action Week Sydney!

Brent Clark from Wattblock chats fireside with Nathan Hage from the Zinc building in Sydney, renowned for its impressive sustainability retrofit. Learn how energy efficiency projects evolved into common area solar, NABERS rating, EV charging, and more across 45 apartments. Nathan, featured in major news outlets, shares insights and tips for decarbonizing your own building

Join an insightful panel with Prof Glenn Albrecht, Yehansa Dahanayake, Dr Sally Gillespie, and Christie Wilson. They'll discuss how climate change affects our emotions and motivates action. Hosted by Dr James Dunk and moderated by Dr Chloe Watfern, gain valuable insights into building resilience for climate action.

Learn in an unpretentious, jargon-free way how to contact your MP and why it is the most effective lever for systemic change.

This event explores how impact investing is becoming accessible to all, thanks to startups like LendForGood, Wholesum, and SIX. Hear from industry leaders including Tom Dawkins, Tanvir Uddin, and Adam Verwey. Moderated by Caitlyn Touzell, the panel will discuss emerging models and opportunities for impact investors and startups, with networking and refreshments provided.

Join climate innovator and change agent Danny Kennedy (New Energy Nexus), actor and Hi Neighbour founder Yael Stone (Orange is the New Black, etc.), filmmaker Damon Gameau (2040, That Sugar Film, etc.), and climate activist, Torres Strait Islander Tishiko King (Groundswell Giving, Our Islands Our Homes), to discuss why climate change offers us the chance to build a more sustainable and positive future.

This session prompts businesses and senior executives to rethink their approach to purpose, focusing on real impact over revenue. Attendees will explore the significance of purpose in today's world and hear from change-maker brands on linking tangible impact with marketing strategies.

Join us for Climate Action Week Sydney on Tuesday, May 14th, at Bottega Coco in Barangaroo from 7:30 am to 9:00 am for an informative session on implementing sustainability practices in your business.

Join us for a grassroots, community-led coffee meet-up as Climate Action Week Sydney 24 and Australian Fashion Week align for the first time ever!

A breakfast to celebrate and recognise Champions for best practices in setting team up for success, greening their supply chain and reducing waste.

Join us in launching the Research Hub at CAW.SYD! This event will kick off three full days of programming focussed on climate research and commercialisation. The Launch is hosted by the NSW Decarbonisation Innovation Hub and will feature speakers from both the Decarb Hub and industry.

A free panel discussion to learn about the Australian Museum's work on tackling climate change. Dr Jenny Newell, Zehra Ahmed, Dr Claire Rowe and Dr Matthew Lott will sit down for a deep dive into the diverse and exciting projects they are working on in combating the greatest crisis of our time.

At this dialogue event, we will delve into key opportunity areas and challenges in Singapore and Southeast Asia, and how Australian climate tech companies can align with regional needs, build partnerships, and capitalise on emerging opportunities. We hope to gather actionable insights for Australian companies on how to enter and thrive in that region.

The Global Innovation Index highlights Australia's underperformance in research innovation, industry collaboration, and commercialization, despite our universities ranking globally. This panel aims to address the lack of ground-breaking technologies supporting the shift to renewable energy. Leaders from universities, industry, and government will discuss necessary changes to attract and enhance collaboration and investment in climate technology and innovation in Australia.

This event explores the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the future of fashion, contrasting its potential to exacerbate unsustainable practices with its capacity for positive change. Panelists, including representatives from UTS Institute for Sustainable Futures and UTS School of Design, will discuss AI's impact on fashion design and sustainability, offering insights into how it can be leveraged for both detrimental and beneficial outcomes.

Discussions on sustainability in the event industry, followed by networking in an eco-conscious setting

The event aims to highlight successful collaborations between startups and industry, providing insights for both parties on how to replicate such partnerships. Hosted by KPMG's High Growth Ventures team, the event seeks to educate and inspire industry professionals and startup founders, fostering connections and better understanding of each other's challenges and needs.

Join us at the Climate Cafe, a safe space to share feelings and connect amidst Climate Action Week. Hosted by Psychology for a Safe Climate (PSC), these cafes offer an opportunity to delve into deep conversations about the climate crisis. Founded in 2010, PSC aims to foster emotional engagement with climate change and build resilience in facing its challenges.

The Green Portfolio Forum focuses on sustainable property management, bringing together industry leaders to explore emissions reduction, sustainability criteria, and future opportunities. Speakers include representatives from Smart Commercial Solar, Storage King, Dexus, and CBRE. The event aims to provide insights, networking opportunities, and staying ahead in an era where sustainability is crucial.

Women's Environmental Leadership Australia (WELA) is a community of women committed to connecting, training and funding generations of women and gender diverse changemakers so that together we can transform Australia’s response to our environmental and climate crises. We are keen to find different ways of being, doing and thinking and through the connection of our growing community of women and gender diverse people we provide support, inspire positive change and pursue opportunities across Australia. The WELA Sydney chapter is keen to host an event during Climate Action Week Sydney and wish to see members, supporters and allies join us. We will have a few inspiring stories to share with you plus opportunities for connections and networking.

Exclusive factory tour of cultured meat company Vow during Climate Action Week, featuring an introduction to Quailia, a new animal crafted by Vow from a Japanese quail subspecies, insights from Head of Product & Technology Jeroen Boersma on sustainable meat production, and networking opportunities over drinks.

A free panel discussion with two regional New South Wales organisers who, upon being struck with climate disasters, took action within their communities to make a difference and work towards a safer and more stable climate for the future.

This event explores how young Australians can influence climate policy outcomes beyond voting. Representatives from Parents for Climate, Climate Writers, and the Duty of Care Campaign will share insights on simple strategies like petitions and meetings with MPs to drive policy change.

Take a morning run or walk around circular quay with fellow climate enthusiasts.

Join us for an enlightening discussion on the transformative power of adaptive reuse in commercial real estate. Our expert panel, featuring leaders from JLL, Architectus, and more, will explore the benefits, challenges, and strategic solutions of repurposing existing buildings. Discover how adaptive reuse not only reduces embodied carbon and promotes urban regeneration but also creates sustainable value for real estate assets. Don't miss this opportunity to be part of the movement towards a more sustainable future.

The Cambridge Entrepreneurship global network is having a Climate edition of their meetup/networking session. So come along, meet Cambridge University alumni and hear about their work in Climate. A fun networking session open to anyone interested in Climate, Cambridge Alumni and friends.

Start your day with a serving of insights and connections at Climate Salad’s climate tech industry breakfast event.

The Land & Primary Industries Network (LPIN), a Network belonging to the NSW Decarbonisation Innovation Hub, is facilitating one hour of special impact presentations, to shine a light on current R&D that is having a climate-positive impact on the Land & Primary Industries sector.

Careers For Purpose is your conduit between purpose driven hirers and values driven job seekers. In the evolving landscape of sustainability and renewable energy growth, this session will guide job seekers to transition their career into this sector, and provide talent hirers best practice attraction and retention methodologies. Your host and Director of Opportunities, Teresa Romanovsky, has 25 years talent search, recruitment and talent advisory experience and founded Careers For Purpose in 2021. Teresa will be joined by an expert in Climate Change and Sustainability to provide insights from within the industry on skills and experience most sought after now and into the future, and how employers can attract the best in market talent.

Learn firsthand from leading UNSW researchers and alumni who've successfully brought their innovations from Lab-to-Market. Bust myths, explore collaboration between academia and industry, and enjoy sustainable catering.

This event offers a candid panel discussion with founders and climate tech experts, exploring how strategic branding can bring entrepreneurial visions to life. Hosted by Emile Rastoll from TOAST - Strategic Brand Agency and moderated by Simone Pianko from Terra.do, panelists Ryan Nelson from Refilled and Leila Alem from Arcsense share insights and expertise, followed by a Q&A and networking session.

The Powerfuels Including Hydrogen Network (PFHN) is a Network of the NSW Decarbonisation Innovation Hub . This 2-hour event offers a showcase of the Network's current and upcoming Power-to-X Technology initiatives. The planned program will run across 3 consecutive sessions as below with time allocated for Q&A

The event entails the premiere of the documentary "Antarctica – The Giant Awakens," directed by Liz Courtney, followed by a discussion with climate experts and youth ambassadors. Through captivating storytelling and scientific exploration, the film sheds light on Antarctica's melting ice sheet and its global repercussions, emphasizing the urgency of addressing climate change.

IGCC's May Member Briefing, in partnership with Climate Action Week Sydney, opens its doors to the public for the first time. Explore the Budget's impact on climate solutions and how it mobilizes private capital for emission reduction. Join IGCC and Rod Sims, Chair of The Superpower Institute, for insights into Australia's path to net-zero emissions.

Please join the Climate Recovery Institute for a light lunch and panel discussion to launch our white paper on the imperative, opportunity and pathway for building an Australian atmospheric carbon removal industry at a Paris aligned speed and scale.

A Climate Café is a space for people with feelings of eco anxiety to have open conversations about the climate crisis and work on moving from anxiety to action. It is an open and inclusive environment for people to come together as a community hold space for our feelings and emotions. In this session we will be playing a round of Climate Streamers card game, and we invite you to engage in meaningful conversations about climate change.

The Rising Tide People's Blockade: A Story of Disruptive Climate Action event offers a firsthand look at the successful blockade of the world's largest coal port in Newcastle through a documentary called ""The First Wave."" It delves into the strategy behind the action, features personal experiences from organizers and participants, and fosters discussion on mobilizing communities for a greener future. It's an opportunity to learn from effective climate activism, understand the impact of disruptive protest, and explore collective action for sustainable change.

We are pitting universities against startups to work out who has the best approach to accelerating decarbonisation of industry. Join us in this live debate between founders and academics - where you will learn about some of the incredible things that are happening in the startup world and in universities to innovate and provide impact in the wider community. We will conclude with a vote on who is the decarb superhero - join us for this exciting event!

This event dives into the challenges and opportunities faced by Australian Climate Tech companies in commercialization and scale-up. Through research findings and firsthand insights from industry leaders, attendees will explore strategies for accelerating growth and contributing to global emission reduction goals.

In this event MECLA will host a conversation for industry, government and research professionals outside of the construction sector to explore what radical collaboration and systems thinking could do for other industries in Australia.

This panel discussion focuses on sustainable school commutes, a practical way to reduce our carbon footprint and promote healthy habits for young people.

"Every Job is a Climate Job" is an interactive workshop by WorkforClimate, focusing on empowering individuals to take climate action within their workplaces. Led by experts, participants will learn to integrate sustainability into their roles, identify opportunities for change, and map out actionable steps for creating more sustainable workplaces.

Join us for an enlightening session hosted by Councillor HY William Chan of the City of Sydney, featuring UNSW Professor Tema Milstein and her team. Together, we'll explore new perspectives on our relationship with nature. Professor Milstein will discuss interpersonal aspects of this shift, followed by an introduction to the Daily Delight~Disrupt project. Join us for immersive experiences and discussions to reconnect with our environment and foster collective care.

This event explores Australia's potential in net-zero transport and mobility manufacturing. Panelists from Polestar, GoZero, Dovetail Aviation, Janus, and DCCEEW discuss strategies for achieving emission reduction goals. Hosted and moderated by GHD's Eleanor Short, the event highlights the importance of government-industry collaboration for innovation and job creation in a sustainable future.

An event designed to help you leverage key insights on sustainability in business to drive engagement and action amongst business leaders.

Australia is well placed to unlock East Asia's steel decarbonisation future through a 'green iron key'. New technologies are emerging, and considerable investment and policy support will be required to build out the infrastructure and support the industry transition. Hear from 9 industry leaders on the future.

Climate Fresk Workshops help participants uncover the implications of a changing climate in a play-based session that is iterative, accessible and meaningful.

Explore InvertiGro's indoor vertical farm, revolutionizing farming for food security and sustainability. Led by CoFounder and CEO, Paul Millett, attendees will tour the facility and sample fresh produce. Organized by Glimpse, this event offers a unique glimpse into innovative solutions in sustainable agriculture.

The findings of the S2S report informed the $1Bn Solar Sunshot plan. Come hear from the report leads Muriel Watt and Oliver Hartley.

A free screening of Rising Up, a new documentary spotlighting communities across Australia and the Pacific that are finding ways to combat the climate and plastic crises threatening their local environments. Afterwards, there is a Q&A with the filmmaker and a panel of youth activists.

Greenfluence teams up with Dr. Jarnae Leslie from UTS TD School for an event featuring Mark Rowland, Chief Collaboration Officer at Greenhouse, sharing insights on systems thinking in sustainability, including topics like supply chain transparency, net-zero strategies, and Scope 3 emissions data utilization.

Join us for this Climate Action Week event dedicated to empowering women with the insights and networks to thrive in the venture capital and climate tech industry. Whether you’ve already established a career in these fields, or you’re wondering how to make the move, this is a great opportunity to learn from our expert panellists and connect with like-minded individuals. Hosted by Zoe Parkin, Associate Director at the CEFC, and with a welcome from Rochel Hoffman, Partner | ESG M&A at Deloitte, our panellists will share experiences in both the investment and start-up landscapes, discussing their own career journeys, the challenges they’ve faced, and the lessons they have learned along the way.

Join us for a morning fireside chat-style discussion featuring Emma Bacon, founder and executive director of Sweltering Cities, Dr. Elizabeth Farrelly, author and founder of Better Cities Initiative, and Dr. Lai Heng Foong, emergency physician and climate leader. With Sydney facing increasingly frequent and intense heatwaves, how can we collectively ensure the safety and well-being of all residents, regardless of their location? What does a climate-resilient city look like? Engage in a conversation with our esteemed panelists as they explore the creativity, innovation, and collaboration necessary to create sustainable, equitable, and livable cities. Breakfast snacks will be provided.

Over 100 leaders will explore how AI can drive climate action and sustainability, featuring discussions, spotlights on climate AI solutions, and networking opportunities.

Explore the forefront of climate tech innovation with industry leaders, city reps, and academics sharing insights on entrepreneurship. Practical workshops offer skills for success, while pitching opportunities and networking connections empower attendees to drive positive change in the climate tech landscape.

This event is an interactive workshop focused on improving collaboration to tackle climate issues. Participants will learn techniques to enhance teamwork, share knowledge, and align efforts towards a more sustainable future.

We all need to eat. But Agriculture is under increasing pressure to mitigate its climate impact. This interactive mini-workshop will unpack the challenges in our food system, the future of innovations in ClimateSmart Agriculture, and the opportunity for impact investment in the future of food. Doors open at 9:45 AM for a start at 10AM.

This event explores the merging of transport and energy systems, envisioning parked electric vehicles as storage for renewable energy. Led by experts from UTS Institute for Sustainable Futures, NRMA, EnergyLab, and the Superpower Institute, the discussion delves into implications for motorists, consumers, the grid, and climate targets, highlighting Australia's leadership in this global innovation.

This event will showcase how Denmark is a key partner in achieving global climate goals. Despite its size, Denmark is a global leader in sustainability, aiming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 70% by 2030 and achieve climate neutrality by 2050. Join us for a day of knowledge sharing, networking, and exploring how Denmark can support your green ambitions. This event is a collaboration between the Trade Council of Denmark, industry organisations, and private and public sector partners. Learn how Denmark is leading the way in sustainable building design and development, sustainable agrifood solutions, renewable energy and bioenergy solutions, and digital technology on AI Permitting for green projects.

Hear from the university students in the TD Elective Program using transdisciplinary problem-solving to explore our future capabilities for climate resilience.

Join Greenhouse and Always Carbon at a showcase of nine leading ClimateTech Scale-up companies that already have one (or more) corporate clients and are delivering decarbonisation for their clients right now. This session is intended for an audience of non-executive directors/board members/decision makers of organisations that are interested to learn more about decarbonisation solutions already in use at other corporations, and available to them to work with right now. Format is 7min to present per team, followed by 3min audience Q&A. The presenters are a carefully selected

Explore the connection between food and climate at a climate and food night hosted by Regen Sydney at Pocket City Farms. Join a panel discussion on regenerative food systems and enjoy dishes made from locally grown produce. Engage with experts on community food projects and envision a healthier food future for Sydney and beyond.

Join us for a Climate Cafe, a safe space to share feelings and connect amidst Climate Action Week. Hosted by Psychology for a Safe Climate, these cafes offer an opportunity to shift from actions to deep conversations. Join us on Thursday, May 16th, at 3pm after the 'Reframing remixing reimagining society: UTS Showcase'. We encourage you to attend both events!

Join us for the launch of the "Retrofit Nation" challenge, calling on startups to shape Australia's lithium battery value chain. With the aim to convert half of Australia's vehicle fleet to EVs, this initiative seeks to accelerate the transition to electric vehicles and boost battery demand.

"Discover 'Empowering Schools for Climate Action,' an event aimed at mobilizing students, teachers, parents, and community members to address climate change. Engage in workshops on empowerment, leadership, and innovative sustainability solutions, followed by networking opportunities and a panel discussion featuring leaders from UTS and schools. Gain insights, inspiration, and tools to drive impactful change toward a sustainable future.

As sustainability credentials become the norm across all industries, untrained marketers often inadvertently contribute to greenwashing, undermining progress, and eroding trust in genuine solutions. This session is designed to help marketing professionals gain a deeper understanding of the critical importance of authentic sustainability communications in today's marketplace.

Explore the current state of the world’s seafood sector, the pressures of climate change, and the potential of aquaculture to contribute to a sustainable and equitable future on Planet Ocean.

Join science communicator and presenter Lee Constable at the launch of her new book, "How to Save the Whole Blinkin' Planet: A Renewable Energy Adventure!" (Penguin).

Discover cutting-edge climate change education strategies at an event featuring diverse case studies presented by researchers, educators, and advocates. Explore topics like art in a warming world, intergenerational dialogues, mental health, global climate literacy, and insights from Australian Parents for Climate Action.

Join us for a critical conversation on the role of philanthropy in accelerating climate solutions. The discussion will explore the importance of charitable giving in addressing climate change, how philanthropy can accelerate action across various areas, national and state policy, and incubating and investing in climate solutions

Join us for a drink as Emma Pocock, CEO and founder of FrontRunners, hosts a conversation with three key players on sport and climate. Emma founded FrontRunners alongside her partner and ex-Wallabies player, David Pocock, in 2020 in the wake of the Black Summer Bushfires. She will be joined by Nicola Barr (GIANTS AFLW Player and Decarbonising Sport Lead at FrontRunners), Joanne Bowen (CEO, Cricket for Climate, founded by Australian Men’s Test and ODI Captain Pat Cummins) and Josh Kirkman (CEO, Surfers for Climate) for a discussion on the role of sport in motivating action and creation impact on one of the biggest issues of our times.

Spark Club collaborates with Climate Action Week Sydney to host Professor Martin Green, a pioneer in solar energy. In an engaging fireside chat moderated by Grant McDowell, Martin, along with Professor Renate Egan, will delve into the transformative journey of solar photovoltaics. Celebrating 50 years at UNSW and 40 years since his groundbreaking invention of the PERC solar cell, Martin's pivotal decision to forego patenting paved the way for global energy transition. Gain insights into the evolution of solar PV technology and UNSW's future under Renate's leadership.

Come find your dream co-founder or collaborator.

Join ACS for a thought-provoking discussion on the intricate relationship between business decisions, technology, and the environment in the era of cloud computing, AI, and digital transformation.