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C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group, Inc.

Connecting the World's Cities on Climate

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C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group, Inc. is a US nonprofit organization supporting C40 Cities, a global network established in 2005 when then-Mayor of London Ken Livingstone convened city governors to collaborate on reducing emissions. It helps member cities develop and implement climate action through sector programmes, city accelerators, research, climate-finance initiatives and international advocacy.

The University of Queensland (UQ)

Contributes to Environmental Monitoring Research

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The University of Queensland is an Australian public research university with its main campus at St Lucia in Brisbane. Established through Queensland legislation in 1909 and officially founded in 1910, UQ conducts research across engineering, environmental science, energy, agriculture, health and other disciplines. Its School of Civil Engineering contributed expertise to the Pondi greenhouse gas monitoring technology used in the floating wetland research. The system enables long-term measurement of carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide emissions from aquatic and terrestrial environments.

Shenzhou International Group Holding

Large-Scale Integrated Apparel Manufacturing

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Shenzhou International Group Holdings Limited is a vertically integrated apparel manufacturer producing fabrics and garments for major international clothing and sportswear brands. The company operates manufacturing facilities in China, Vietnam and Cambodia and supplies customers across Asia-Pacific, Europe and the Americas. Its operations cover several stages of textile production, including fabric manufacturing, dyeing, finishing and garment production. Shenzhou was listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in November 2005 under stock code 2313. According to its 2025 corporate profile, the group employed more than 100,000 people and had annual production capacity of approximately 250,000 metric tons of fabric and 550 million garments. Its scale and vertically integrated manufacturing model make energy use, renewable electricity, industrial heat and production efficiency particularly important to its decarbonization strategy.

PUMA SE

Global Sportswear Company Expanding Supply Chain Decarbonization

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PUMA SE is a German multinational sportswear company that designs, develops and sells footwear, apparel and accessories. Founded in 1948 and headquartered in Herzogenaurach, Germany, the company distributes products in more than 120 countries and employs around 20,000 people. The PUMA Group includes the PUMA, Cobra Golf and stichd brands. Its core activities span performance categories including football, running and training, alongside sports-inspired lifestyle products. As a global apparel and footwear company, a substantial share of PUMA's environmental footprint occurs within its manufacturing and material supply chains. Its climate strategy therefore includes renewable electricity, lower-carbon materials, supplier energy improvements, and efforts to reduce manufacturing emissions.

Westernport Water

Tests Nature-Based Wastewater Solutions

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Westernport Water is a regional water corporation owned by the State Government of Victoria. It supplies drinking water, recycled water and wastewater services across Phillip Island and surrounding mainland communities in Victoria's Western Port region. The corporation serves communities across 27 townships and manages water and wastewater infrastructure within an approximately 300-square-kilometer service area. Westernport Water hosted the two-year floating wetland trial examined by RMIT University and CSIRO, allowing researchers to compare greenhouse gas emissions from wastewater lagoon areas with and without floating wetland infrastructure.

Deakin University

Supports Applied Environmental Research

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Deakin University is an Australian public university established by the Victorian Parliament in 1974. Based in Geelong, it conducts education and research across disciplines including environmental science, engineering, energy, health, materials and digital technologies. Deakin emphasizes applied research and partnerships with government and industry aimed at addressing environmental, economic and social challenges. Researchers from Deakin contributed to the development of Pondi, the solar-powered greenhouse gas monitoring system used to continuously measure methane, carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide emissions during the floating wetland trial.

Melbourne Water

Manages Water and Environmental Infrastructure

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Melbourne Water is a Victorian Government-owned water corporation responsible for major parts of Greater Melbourne's water cycle. Its responsibilities include drinking water storage and treatment, sewerage infrastructure, wastewater treatment, waterways, catchments, drainage and flood management. The organization manages extensive water infrastructure and natural assets across the Melbourne region. Melbourne Water is now collaborating with RMIT University and the Bass Coast Landcare Network on a separate trial testing floating wetlands in farm dams, examining potential effects on greenhouse gas emissions, water quality and biodiversity.

Bass Coast Landcare Network (BCLN)

Supports Sustainable Landscapes

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Bass Coast Landcare Network is an Australian nonprofit environmental organization formed in 2003 as an affiliation of local Landcare groups in Victoria's Bass Coast region. It supports sustainable agriculture, biodiversity conservation, revegetation, pest management, ecosystem restoration and community environmental programs. The network works with farmers, communities, researchers and government bodies to promote resilient landscapes and sustainable land management. BCLN is partnering with RMIT University and Melbourne Water on trials assessing whether floating wetlands installed in farm dams can improve water quality and biodiversity while reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Leading Edge Engineering Solutions Pty Ltd (LEES)

Builds Environmental Monitoring Systems

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Leading Edge Engineering Solutions is an Australian engineering and technology company specializing in monitoring, automation, sensors, and environmental data systems. Founded by aerospace engineer Blake Edwards, the business develops custom systems for research institutions, environmental monitoring projects and industry. Its projects include water-level monitoring, turbidity sensors and greenhouse gas measurement systems. LEES collaborated with RMIT University, Deakin University and the University of Queensland on Pondi, a low-cost monitoring platform capable of measuring methane, carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide emissions over extended periods.

STARTUP AUTOBAHN powered by Plug and Play

Connects Automotive Companies With Emerging Technologies

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STARTUP AUTOBAHN is an open innovation platform connecting technology startups with established companies, particularly in the automotive, mobility, and industrial sectors. The platform was established in Germany in May 2016 by Daimler, Plug and Play, the University of Stuttgart and ARENA2036. It supports pilot projects and technology collaborations in areas including mobility, manufacturing, artificial intelligence, sustainability, materials and digitalization. Its principal German hub is located in the Stuttgart region, with additional programs developed internationally. STARTUP AUTOBAHN regularly hosts expos where participating companies and startups present completed pilot projects and technical results, including work involving recycled automotive materials.

Motherson

Expands Sustainable Materials Across Automotive Manufacturing

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Motherson is a global automotive components and manufacturing group serving vehicle manufacturers through businesses spanning wiring harnesses, modules and polymer products, vision systems, electronics, lighting, precision metals and other engineered components. Founded in India in 1975 by Vivek Chaand Sehgal and Swaran Lata Sehgal, the group entered automotive manufacturing during the 1980s and expanded internationally through organic growth and acquisitions. Motherson operates more than 475 facilities across 47 countries and employs more than 205,000 people. Its principal listed entity is Samvardhana Motherson International Limited, which trades on Indian stock exchanges. The company increasingly works on lightweighting, recycled materials, and other technologies relevant to lower-impact vehicle manufacturing.

PureCycle Technologies, Inc.

Advances High-Purity Polypropylene Recycling

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PureCycle Technologies is a U.S.-based plastics recycling company focused on producing high-purity recycled polypropylene from post-consumer and post-industrial plastic waste. The company uses a patented dissolution-based purification process originally developed by Procter & Gamble to remove color, odor, and contaminants while preserving the polypropylene polymer. PureCycle markets its recycled resin under the PureFive brand and targets applications including automotive components, consumer goods, and packaging. The company operates a recycling facility in Ironton, Ohio, and is pursuing additional capacity in international markets as demand grows for recycled plastics and lower-carbon materials. PureCycle is publicly traded on Nasdaq under the ticker PCT.

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