Energy Storage News
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Business Focus Podcast with Jonathan Herps & Mark Swinnerton
Business Focus Podcast
Listen in to Founder and CEO Mark Swinnerton speak with Jonathan Herps on Mark’s entrepreneurial journey and his aspirations for the company.
The Aussie start-ups pitching for the American dream at SXSW
The Australian
Green Gravity will be part of a startup showcase at the upcoming SXSW, reports The Australian.
The Aussie start-ups pitching for the American dream at SXSW
Herald Sun
The Herald Sun reports on Green Gravity’s presence at SXSW 2023 as part of a startup showcase.
10 Eco-Friendly Startups Making a Big Impact on the Environment
Insights Success
Green Gravity is proud to be recognised as a top 10 Global Eco-friendly Start-ups Creating Impact by Insights Success.
Using Disused Mines And Gravity To Store Energy
Springwise
Green Gravity as profiled by Springwise, on our technology that utilises vertical ventilation shafts in decommissioned mines to store clean energy.
Lab Notes Podcast With Mark Swinnerton – Ep 048 DEEP AMBITION
Recently, Mark Swinnerton was a guest on the Lab Notes Podcast hosted by Dr. Leo Stevens. Listen in to hear about the uncommon career path Mark has taken, from an executive at BHP to founder of a renewable energy storage startup, and more about Green Gravity’s world-leading technology.
Green Gravity Presents at the I3Net Industry Conference
Illawarra Mercury
An array of renewable energy storage and decarbonisation initiatives are coming to the Illawarra, but coordination and policy change is needed from governments to prevent false starts and competing needs from cannibalising one another, industry figures have said.
Technology using abandoned mine shafts to create renewable energy attracts international interest
ABC News
The monumental launch of Green Gravity’s Gravity Lab™ test facility has received national and global attention, reports ABC News.
The Gravity Lab complete at Port Kembla
Australian Manufacturing Forum
The Gravity Lab™, capable of moving 16 separate weighted objects in a sequence to test the capabilities of Green Gravity’s energy storage technology has been completed, reports AuManufacturing.
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