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As seen in: Prime Creative Media, Medium, Kickstarter, Digg, Neowin, Food Magazine (AU), ferret.com.au, PACE (Process & Control Engineering), Waste Management Review, Roads and Infrastructure Australia
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5 Breakthrough Tech Trends in 2024: What Entrepreneurs Need to Watch

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By Mike Wheeler Verified
| Medium
In the dynamic landscape of technology, staying abreast of the latest trends is not just advantageous; it’s essential for entrepreneurs looking to carve out a competitive edge. This article zeroes in on five breakthrough tech trends in 2024, each with the potential to reshape industries, redefine customer experiences, and unlock new business models.
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Cleanaway applies for licence to develop waste to energy facility

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By Mike Wheeler Verified
| Waste Management Review
The EPA Victoria is assessing an application for a development licence of a Melbourne Energy and Resource Centre (MERC) that will be run by Cleanaway. The facility from Cleanaway Operations would see up to 380,000 tonnes of waste material that would otherwise have gone to landfill used for energy. Cleanaways’ waste-to-energy process is forecast to generate approximately 46.3 megawatt (MW) gross of electricity, 4.7MW of which would be used to power the facility itself.
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Road Safety program aimed at high school students

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By Mike Wheeler Verified
| Roads and Infrastructure Australia
Students across Victoria now have access to a new interactive road safety program. The in-school Road Smart Interactive program is designed to boost road safety education in all Victorian secondary schools. It is delivered in partnership with Museums Victoria and will be facilitated by skilled road safety educators. The interactive program uses the latest immersive technology. This helps guide students through a series of educational exercises aimed at teaching young people about road safety.
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