HIGHLIGHTS
- We’re hiring!
- Leilac enters Direct Air Capture partnership
- Leilac partners with Windship for zero emissions shipping
- Developing sustainable fuels from captured CO2
- Zero emissions lime moves a step closer with Tarmac
- Advanced Batteries: performance improvements, commercial testing and new chemistries
- Australian Government submissions on Critical Minerals and Safeguard Mechanism
- Properties of magnesium hydroxide for wastewater treatment
- Antimicrobial alternatives
- Board of directors renewal
- Celebrating International Women’s Day
- Industry news
Join us – Calix and Leilac are hiring
With a rapidly growing pipeline of projects across the globe, we are looking for talented new recruits to join our purpose-driven teams.
Leilac announces Direct Air Capture application and partnership with Heirloom
The partnership between Leilac and Heirloom brings together two leading climate technologies to develop an efficient and scalable approach to atmospheric carbon dioxide removal by Direct Air Capture.
Zero emissions lime moves a step closer with Tarmac
Tarmac and Leilac’s Buxton Lime Net Zero project has passed the due diligence phase of the UK Government’s the Industrial Carbon Capture funding scheme, bringing zero emissions lime a step closer.
Leilac partners with Windship for zero emissions shipping
Combining renewably powered propulsion and a lime-based carbon capture solution, Leilac and Windship are partnering to demonstrate a novel route to zero carbon shipping.
Developing sustainable fuels from captured CO2
With funding from the HyGATE initiative, the Solar Methanol Project aims to develop sustainable transport fuels from renewable energy, green hydrogen and captured process CO2 emissions.
Advanced Batteries: performance improvements, commercial testing and new chemistries
Calix’s Advanced Batteries line of business is progressing development of its cathode active materials across multiple fronts, including commercial format testing and the development of new battery chemistries.
Calix’s submissions to the Australian Government on the Safeguard Mechanism Reforms and the Critical Minerals Strategy
Calix was pleased to make submissions to the Australian Government regarding the Safeguard Mechanism Reforms and the Critical Minerals Strategy 2023, and the opportunity for Australia in a decarbonising global economy.
Properties of magnesium hydroxide for wastewater treatment
Read our three-part article exploring the unique properties of magnesium hydroxide and how they make it the most effective, yet non-hazardous solution for more sustainable wastewater treatment.
Antimicrobial alternatives for sustainable agriculture
A newly approved foundation CRC SAAFE project aims to use Calix’s unique bioactive materials to develop alternatives to antibiotics and other antimicrobials for more sustainable livestock production.
Welcome to Calix’s new Non-Executive Director, Alison Deans and farewell to Dr Jack Hamilton
Calix was delighted to recently welcome Alison Deans to the board as a Non-Executive Director, as we also farewelled long-serving Non-Executive Director, Dr Jack Hamilton.
Celebrating International Women’s Day
On 8 March 2023, we celebrated International Women’s Day by taking the opportunity to shine a light on some of our talented women developing innovative solutions to global sustainability challenges.
Calix circumvents concrete creation challenge
Read Leilac CEO, Daniel Rennie’s recent conversation with Quarry Magazine about how Leilac has reimagined carbon capture for sustainable cement and lime.
The Net-Zero Industry Act
Learn how the EU’s Net-Zero Industry Act is prioritising carbon capture technologies and the development of infrastructure for the storage of 50 million tonnes of CO2 per year by 2030.
