Projects and initiatives

UTS has celebrated World Algae Day by highlighting two cutting-edge technologies that promise the next-generation of carbon capture.

New research led by UTS demonstrates environmental benefits of geothermal technology and sustainable design.

ISF will share research in WASH and pathways to net zero at the UN event in 2022.

UTS celebrates World Algae Day with two game-changing biotechnologies.

World first technology, led by UTS research, will accelerate the discovery of climate change fighting ‘super algae’.

Dr Peter Irga from the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering awarded a 2022 Young Tall Poppy Science Award for his research in air pollution and monitoring.

ISF’s sophisticated analysis and persuasive advocacy were behind a dramatic cut in greenhouse gas emissions achieved by the Australian Technology Network of Universities.

The biggest challenge we have is time. ISF researchers map out the key targets to realise the clean energy transition.

Investigating differing perspectives and tailoring our disaster response approach in a changing climate.

NSW’s biggest coal mine to close in 2030. Now what about the workers?

The UTS School of Architecture and Faculty of Engineering & IT have been announced winners in a competition that shows off the latest technologies to design and build the most sustainable buildings possible.

New report from RACE for 2030 and ISF provides a blueprint for your net zero strategy to thrive in a low carbon world.

Researchers at the UTS Cenre for Clean Energy and Technology are working on battery technology to help match the driving range of an EV with a petrol-fuelled car.

Looking at a net zero transition in the real economy from ISF’s modelled pathways for industries.

The Hon. Bob Carr has come to the end of his term as UTS Industry Professor of Business and Climate.

The UTS Enviro Collective hosted a contingent to speak out against the climate crisis for the Global Student Climate Strike.

Low-carbon concrete and how it can become the future of the construction industry.

ISF is partnering with the Australian Institute for Superannuation Trustees to deliver a series of masterclasses that will help the financial sector navigate climate change.

UTS Business School have been working this year to create branding and education assets to encourage businesses to divert plastic automotive waste from landfill.

ISF researchers have developed energy-related carbon budgets for a sustainable pathway towards 1.5°C.

The CCET research team is powering ahead with the development of a fast and efficient Lithium-oxygen (Li-O₂) battery system.

UTS Central has been designed to produce less emissions and limit energy and water use.

New smart technology set to change water management practices throughout communities with Sydney Olympic Park as the first innovative project.

Your Home  is a multiple-award-winning guide to sustainable housing aimed at ordinary householders as well as building professionals.

Scientists and Young Henrys are working together to demonstrate the potential for algae to help businesses offset carbon dioxide.

In a world first, researchers at UTS are partnering with local community organisations to restore the Great Barrier Reef—one coral at a time.

New research from ISF and RACE for 2030 calls for a true understanding of the current - and future - energy workforce.

A vision of how we could live more sustainably into the future is being realised in a quiet pocket of Sydney’s western suburbs.

University of Technology researchers score government grant to explore how to better meet the energy needs of regional and remote Australia.

An innovative new research hub is helping create new-generation lower-carbon concretes and sustainable manufacturing methods.