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Grants in Manufacturing

QLD Great Barrier Reef Urban Technology and Innovation Fund – Wastewater Grant Program

Funding up to $4,000,000 is available

NSW Sustainable Communities Program Business and Industry Round

Grants are available from $100,000 to $5,000,000

NSW grants up to $5M for business, industry and jobs in eligible southern Basin communities.

iLAuNCH Fast Track Fund

Grants between $10,000 and $100,000

Funding from $10,000 to $100,000 for early-stage university space commercialisation projects. Applications close 31 July 2026.

QLD SEQ Innovation Economy Fund Round 2

Funding range: $500,000 to $5,212,840

Matched funding for SEQ innovation precinct infrastructure projects with grants from $500k to $5.2m.

COGGO Research Fund 2027

Funding up to $150,000 is available.

Funding of up to $150,000 for innovative R&D projects benefiting Western Australian grain growers.

Carbon Capture Technologies Program – Round 2

Funding up to $10 million is available.

Grants of $1m–$10m for pilot/demonstration carbon capture, utilisation and removal tech; co-funding required.

NSW Deep Tech Commercialisation Training Program (DTCTP)

Funding up to $900,000 is available.

NSW DTCTP offers up to $900k for a NSW incubator/accelerator to deliver statewide deep tech commercialisation training.

TAS Industry Partnerships Program 2026

Funding up to $250,000 is available.

Tasmanian funding supporting VET training partnerships, equipment, resources and workforce development.

Low Emissions Industry Program (NSW)

$500,000 to $10 million

The Low Emissions Industry Program provides co‑funding to help NSW manufacturing and mining facilities implement large‑scale projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The program supports proven, commercially mature technologies that can be deployed quickly to future‑proof industrial operations and support NSW’s transition to net zero.

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