CLIMATE Investor Forum
Connecting Capital to Scale Climate Solutions
- 19 March 2025
- MCG, Melbourne, Australia
Be part of this influential Network
The 3rd annual Climate Investor Forum will again convene decision makers who are at the forefront of investing in and deploying climate solutions at scale.Â
The Forum has become one of the must-attend global climate investment events for investors, corporate executives, government funding agencies and world class climate solutions and projects. Â
The Climate Investor Forum is where these stakeholders meet for commercial interaction and knowledge exchange. As the movement of capital to connect with climate solutions gathers global pace, we are excited to invite you to be part of this Climate Zeitgeist.
We are excited to be announcing further sponsors for the 2025 event.
For partnership and sponsorships opportunities contact: michele@climatezeitgeist.com.au
World Class Climate Solutions Presenting Across 9 Key Sectors
Presenting in nine key sector sessions will be a representation of the best of Australia’s game changing, scalable climate solutions and projects. Applications to present opening soon.
The Energy Transition
The clean and renewable energy transition covers economy wide deployment of technologies, products and processes and a vast array of business models from mature technologies and infrastructure to innovative Hydrogen and battery storage businesses, microgrids, industrial process innovation, to digitisation and demand management.
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Nature Based Solutions
Nature Based Solutions is an umbrella term referring to interventions that harness the power of nature to solve societal and environmental challenges. These opportunities include investments in business models addressing reforestation, protection of biodiversity, mitigation through carbon sequestration, use of data and AI, carbon trading, sustainable agriculture, green infrastructure, ecosystem services markets, and blue economy initiatives.
Food & Agriculture
The food and agriculture sector represents one of the greatest challenges and opportunities in climate solutions, and the solutions required will be multifaceted and diverse. Climate smart and regenerative agriculture is a boom area for investment with businesses that include addressing food security, climate change adaptation, and mitigation, innovative feedstocks as well as alternative proteins from plant-based to cellular meat and produce.
Mineral & Resources
Meeting global decarbonisation targets requires an exponential increase in the supply of key critical minerals and materials necessary to electrify our grid, transportation system and other new cleaner-energy technologies. The mining and downstream processing sectors are adapting and innovating technologies and processes to minimise the environmental and climate footprint of production, redomicile this production onshore and technologies and processes to decarbonising the minerals supply chain.
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Circular Economy
The transition to a circular economy is gathering pace. Circular economy business models include designing out waste and pollution, renewable, recycled, or highly recyclable inputs in production processes, reducing biodiversity loss, sharing economy businesses, products as service and resource recovery.
Climate Tech
Climate tech is broadly defined as technologies deployed to solve the complex and multifaceted problem of climate change. Be it either reducing, avoiding or mitigating greenhouse gas emissions or adapting and building resilience to our changing environment. The technology can be either hardware or software or a combination of both. Technology innovations are part of a hot, fast-growing, ever-expanding sector.
Mobility & Transport
This sector is attracting significant investment globally in innovative transit models and infrastructure leading to advances in electric vehicles and charging infrastructure, innovations in logistics, micro mobility, sustainable fuels, marine transport, aviation and rail freight.Â
Blue Economy
Blue economy climate solutions focus on the sustainable use and management of ocean and land-based water resources. Alongside established ocean industries, new emerging businesses are proliferating as part of the blue economy. Addressing challenges from overfishing, habitat destruction, pollution and the impact of climate change, are growing businesses in diverse areas such as aquaculture, marine renewable energy and blue carbon.
Buildings & Infrastructure
As urban and industrial ecosystems evolve, rapid advances in energy efficiency and sustainability in the built environment and infrastructure include innovations in design and construction, heating and cooling, residential buildings, commercial buildings, integrated transport solutions and materials in the supply chain.
WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT
High Calibre Attendees
Network and build personal relationships with key decision makers driving climate related investments and commercial transactions.