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Innovators repurpose emissions through green technology solutions

“Exploring Green Technologies: Transforming Waste Emissions into Valuable Products with Nature-Inspired Solutions”

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Exploring Green Technologies: Transforming Waste Emissions into Valuable Products with Nature-Inspired Solutions

 In Short

Krajete GmbH is using green technologies to transform harmful waste gases into valuable products like methane and fertilisers, using minerals and microorganisms inspired by nature. They advocate for a holistic approach to emissions strategies, recognising the need to address multiple pollutants for a sustainable future.

Waste gases harm health and pollute the air, raising the question of their repurposing. Today, we examine green technologies that transform these emissions into valuable products.

Joining this discussion is Alexander Krajete from Krajete GmbH. His company adheres to a nature-inspired philosophy, developing industrial solutions based on natural principles. Krajete emphasises that nature is the most significant ally in offering low-impact, sustainable solutions.

Krajete employs minerals and microorganisms to capture and convert harmful gases. Specifically, they utilise zeolites—stone-like materials with tiny pores that bind gases—and archaea, ancient microbes capable of neutralising greenhouse gases.

The company focuses on converting greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and nitrogen oxides into useful products such as methane, fertilisers, and even diamonds. Unlike many others, their holistic approach facilitates simultaneous removal of multiple pollutants, supporting a circular economy.

Krajete points out the dangers of disregarding pollutants beyond carbon dioxide. Nitrogen and sulfur oxides, carbon monoxide, unburned hydrocarbons, and particulate matter are also harmful and must be considered in emissions strategies.

Looking ahead, Krajete sees vast potential in the valorisation of waste gases. Shifting perspectives on emissions can transform them from waste into valuable resources. This involves capturing gases and converting them into products, necessitating a circular mindset rather than a linear one. For more information on this technology, visit www.krajita.com.

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AI and automation reshape future tech careers

AI transformation reshapes tech careers, creating demand for new roles and skills, says Promise Akwaowo from Royal Mail Group

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AI transformation reshapes tech careers, creating demand for new roles and skills, says Promise Akwaowo from Royal Mail Group

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– AI is rapidly changing tech careers, creating new roles like AI business analyst and AI engineer.
– ICT professionals need to develop skills in AI, data literacy, and cybersecurity to stay competitive.

Promise Akwaowo, CBAP®, is a business analyst and product owner working across enterprise automation, data governance, and large-scale digital transformation.

In this discussion, Promise highlights how AI and automation are rapidly reshaping tech careers, creating entirely new roles across the global ICT landscape. According to him, AI has become a core requirement in tech hiring, with around 78% of job listings now referencing artificial intelligence.

Roles such as AI business analysts and AI engineers are growing quickly, with seven of the ten fastest-growing tech jobs linked to AI. At the same time, rising concerns around data use, privacy, and trust are driving demand for governance specialists and analysts focused on AI ethics.

Data literacy

To remain competitive, ICT professionals are expected to expand their skill sets, with data literacy, cloud fluency, cybersecurity, and automation projected to be essential by 2026. For businesses, investing in AI-ready talent is key to improving efficiency and supporting long-term growth.

Promise has also worked across sectors, including logistics, higher education, and investor relations technology, focusing on turning complex concepts into scalable digital products. His projects often apply human-centred design principles while emphasising clearly defined performance outcomes.

 


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Investing in shares: Insights for fluctuating markets

Jabin Hallihan discusses share investing strategies and market insights from Family Financial Solutions ahead of 2026

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Jabin Hallihan discusses share investing strategies and market insights from Family Financial Solutions ahead of 2026

In Short:
– Jabin Hallihan advises diversifying portfolios and buying shares during fluctuating markets, emphasising long-term strategies.
– He highlights AI and copper as promising sectors, predicting strong earnings for BHP in 2026.

Jabin Hallihan from Family Financial Solutions shares expert advice on investing in shares as markets fluctuate. He highlights the difficulty of timing the market and echoes Warren Buffett’s philosophy: the best time to buy shares was yesterday. For investors, understanding market timing is crucial.

The ASX 200 is currently valued at around 8,500, slightly below its October peak of 9,000. With a price-to-earnings ratio near 17, above the long-term average of 14, expected earnings for the coming year look promising at 10–11%. Hallihan emphasises the importance of a diversified portfolio and identifies AI as a continuing investment theme, while high-quality stocks like BHP and Rio Tinto offer resilience during downturns.

For funding acquisitions, consider taking profits from outperforming US tech stocks and reallocating into leading Australian resource companies. Looking into 2026, AI investment by major firms is set to accelerate, and the Australian mining sector—particularly copper—could provide significant upside. Jabin Hallihan can be contacted through Family Financial Solutions in Heatherton, Victoria.


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Innovative plant-based smoked salmon launching in January

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Baruch Dach discusses SimpliiGood’s innovative plant-based smoked salmon made from solar-powered spirulina aimed at tackling climate change

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– Baruch Dach founded SimpliiGood, focusing on sustainable protein from solar-powered, desert-grown spirulina for plant-based smoked salmon.
– The company targets the restaurant industry and will launch its product in Israel, followed by Europe and the US.

SimpliiGood is redefining sustainable protein by turning solar-powered, desert-grown spirulina into whole-cut alternatives like plant-based smoked salmon.

Founder and CTO Baruch Dach explains how spirulina’s unique biology enables it to efficiently convert solar energy into complete protein while maintaining a structure similar to muscle fiber.

Baruch breaks down how the controlled desert environment, powered by renewable energy, allows for scalable, clean, and climate-resilient food production. The conversation dives into how spirulina’s natural properties make it an ideal base for delicate proteins like fish, something many plant-based brands struggle to replicate.

With spirulina at the centre of their innovation, SimpliiGood is pushing the boundaries of clean-label, nutrient-rich protein alternatives.

 SimpliiGood’s smoked salmon is set to launch in January, targeting restaurants, bagels, and sushi markets. Initial sales will be in Israel, expanding to Western Europe, with plans to register with the FDA for a US launch.

The company positions itself as an ingredient supplier in the plant-based and hybrid markets, aiming to provide products that create a satisfying consumer experience, whether they are entirely plant-based or contain small amounts of fish or meat.

For more information, visit SimpliiGood

Ahron Young traveled to Israel as a guest of the Foreign Ministry climate delegation.
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