Low Emission Technology Australia

Low Emission Technology Australia (LETA) is a pioneering investor in technologies critical to reducing carbon emissions from industry. The company's collective goal under the Paris Agreement is a zero emission future. With a focus on low emission technologies, LETA aims to bridge the widening divide in carbon emissions management across various industries. Formerly known as COAL21, the rebranding to Low Emission Technology Australia aligns with the company's focus on investing in technologies that significantly reduce carbon emissions. LETA's investments are aimed at developing innovations that can effectively reduce and eliminate industrial emissions from various sources including coal-fired and alternative electricity generation, steel and cement manufacturing, mining processes, and emerging energy sources like hydrogen. Notably, Australia’s black coal producers have committed $550 million to identify, research, and develop these crucial technologies. As an investor, LETA continues to play a pivotal role in advancing these efforts. With its headquarters in Australia and a founding year of 2006, LETA holds a significant position in the Information Technology sector. Although specific information regarding the last investment and investors is not available, LETA's commitment to advancing low emission technologies remains evident.