from conor this morning
Australian Minister for Industry & Science shows determination to make up for lost ground. A room of self driven, early start up entrepreneurs in the Clean Energy Space can be a challenging audience. But Hon Ed Husic showed an informed and pragmatic commitment to this sector in Australia.
I got to chat with the Minister on the work of an extraordinary team of Brisbane based scientists at AnteoTech and their breakthrough Li-Ion Battery Tech using Silicon to displace traditional graphite in battery cells. Cheaper, Lighter and Faster Charge are just some of the benefits that has led to MOU's with key global players in the Battery Space.
Many similar, smart, early stage players in the room appreciated the clear support from Hon Husic and the programs he is committed to implementing as well as potential good news from the upcoming budget. Huge debt of gratitude from all the Spark Cohort to Grant McDowell, and Spark Club, for his tireless commitment and respectful but engaging questions.
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/cono...tm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktopit shows the reach of some of our directors. from Katherine last night
Enjoying a great session at Spark Club with Minister Ed Husic talking about the National Reconstruction Fund at my old stomping ground, Fishbruners.
