Adelaide launches clean tech prize to support carbon neutral goal

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South Australian government to offer $250,000 to clean tech entrepreneurs capable of helping the city become the first in the world to become truly ‘carbon neutral'

The government of South Australia has this week launched a new cash prize as part of its efforts to establish the city of Adelaide as a clean tech hub and win the race to becoming the world's first "carbon...

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