Here are the winners of the CivVic Labs EnergyTech Challenge

Last Updated: Thursday 11 December

Victorian startups FleetOPT, Solstice AI, Eli, and BATSafe Australia have each received $35,000 in additional funding to to power up their solutions after taking out the CivVic Labs EnergyTech Challenge.

• FleetOPT is building a physics-based digital twin to optimise energy use and transport operations for electric fleets.
• Solstice AI are using AI and satellite imagery to deliver short-term solar forecasts for solar farms, helping operators better manage generation.
• Eli is a full-service home electrification platform that streamlines upgrades by coordinating homeowners and trades.
• BATSafe Australia are developing tech to help Australians manage battery safety, reducing risk and building confidence in clean energy storage.

Congratulations to the teams and a big thank you to our partners at the Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action for making this round of CivVic Labs possible.

Up Next

Our next CivVic Labs Challenge is asking Victorian innovators: How might technology transform Victoria’s tourism, hospitality and events experiences?

10 startups will pilot their technology at popular tourism spots over the summer break.

If you’d like to meet the teams and hear their pitches, we invite you to join us in February for our next Showcase Event.