Industry and Government Engagement

COE-CSI is proudly working together with government and industry for positive impact.

COE-CSI brings together Centre researchers, government and industry partners to explore shared challenges and opportunities across carbon materials, energy storage and low-carbon fuel production. Through ongoing engagement and collaboration, the Centre is strengthening two-way connections, translating research into practical solutions, and building pathways to real-world impact.

 

2026

CSI Team in China-Australia Innovation Week – June 2026

 

CSI Members in China-Australia Innovation Week
CSI Members in China-Australia Innovation Week

 

 Prof Guan Yeoh with UNSW Showcase in Canberra – June 2026

 

Prof Guan Yeoh with UNSW Showcase in Canberra
Prof Guan Yeoh with UNSW Showcase in Canberra

 

Japanese Minister Visit CSI – July 2026 in UNSW

Japanese Minister visited CSI
Japanese Minister visited CSI

 

CSI Carbon to X Roundtable – 23 October 2026 in Perth

CSI Carbon to X Roundtable

 

2026 Industry and Government Engagement Workshop – 18 November 2026 in Sydney

2025

Industry and Government Engagement Workshop – Sydney

The Centre welcomed guest speakers including Thomas Gao (NSW Office of the Chief Scientist & Engineer), Peter Morrissey (HunterNet Co-operative), Gabriella Nunes (Trailblazer for Recycling and Clean Energy (TRaCE)), and Sam Evans (Cruxes Innovation). Through a series of presentations and roundtable discussions, Centre members gained valuable insights into NSW Government decarbonisation initiatives and industry perspectives on research gaps, commercial opportunities and emerging priorities.

A key focus of the workshop was research translation. Speakers shared practical advice on engaging effectively with industry, emphasising the value of early involvement of partners and end users, communicating impact in industry-relevant language, and balancing ‘research creation’ with ‘research adoption’. Discussions highlighted the essential role of collaboration between research, industry and government in enabling advances across clean energy technologies.

The workshop fostered meaningful connections, showcased the breadth of Centre research and reinforced the importance of sustained, genuine engagement in driving Australia’s transition to a low-carbon future.