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Renewable energy is a major part of cleantech, with areas like solar, wind and hydrogen gaining significant momentum in recent years. 

Energy storage is another critical element with large scale batteries being installed across the world. 

Water quality is essential to life on earth, and reducing negative impacts on our water sources is key to ensuring that we have a happy and healthy future. 

Water research and management are key areas for cleantech with outcomes that benefit humans, animals, and plants.

Water is also used to generate renewable electricity through the tidal and hydroelectric installations. 

Waste management and recycling are important factors in a sustainable, circular economy. Diverting waste away from landfill means less damage to the environment, cleaner air and less reliance on producing new materials. 

Cleantech solutions are applied all across agriculture from soil quality and biodiversity programs, to reducing the emissions of livestock through diet and genetic testing. 

Carbon smart farms are becoming increasingly more important in the race to net zero.

Waste from animals and crops can be reused to produce biofuels, and many farms have installed solar panels and adopted agrivoltic practices. 

From electric vehicles to hydrogen highways and aviation biofuels, the face of transport is changing thanks to clean technologies. 

Reducing emissions while increasing energy efficiency is crucial to this sector.  

Micromobility solutions such as e-scooters and e-bikes have also increased in popularity around the world. 

The environment that we build around us is just as important as the natural world. Low or no emission construction, green building materials and integrated systems all go hand in hand to create cleaner places to live, work and play. 

Retrofitting buildings may be costly, but the immediate benefits are being felt by tennants and building owners as utility costs come down with more efficient systems in place. 

Environmental conservation plays critical role in cleantech, especially in areas such as climate change. 

Processes and technologies that support healthy ecosystems for plants and animals are now embedded in many government policies.

Planting new trees is fantastic, but stopping the destruction of forrests and 

Cleantech solutions rely on extensive research conducted across the globe. 

Universities and government supported institutions lead the way in driving innovation for the public good, especially in climate change adaptation and mitigation.