EM Energy has been featured on the newly launched Trailblazer for Recycling and Clean Energy (TRaCE) website as part of their pilot R&D voucher project in collaboration with the University of Newcastle.

EM Energy submitted their initiative for the Near-Zero Steel 2030 challenge, a partnership led by the World Economic Forum’s First Movers Coalition, BCG, Deloitte, Responsible Steel, RMI and Greenhouse Challenge.

EM Energy competes against nearly one hundred international start-ups and is awarded Finalist in the Ocean Impact HP Incubator competition.

Here is a link to the Finalist pitch.

In 2022, Isabel Toasa participated in EnergyLab's Women in Climate and Energy Fellowship (WICEF) for her work on EM Energy.

Here is a link to her interview with EnergyLab.

Isabel Toasa, Founder and Head of Research for EM Energy, was featured in Forbes Magazine as an up-and-coming entrepreneur.

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