Efficiency and renewables

New LEDs for Bicentennial Park

08 November, 2012

Glebe’s Bicentennial Park is the first park in Sydney to have new LED lights installed as part of the City of Sydney’s $7 million three-year rollout of the green technology.


Interworld Electronics Enviromux-SEMS-2D Advanced Server Environment Monitoring system

07 November, 2012 | Supplied by: Interworld Electronics and Computer Industries

Interworld Electronics has released the Enviromux-SEMS-2D Advanced Server Environment Monitoring system. The system uses sensors to monitor critical server room environmental and security conditions.


Solar takes to the high seas

06 November, 2012 | Supplied by: DNV

Many countries are turning to solar technology and renewable energy because of a need for alternative energy sources and environmental concerns. To help meet these needs, DNV has developed SUNdy, a large-scale offshore solar field concept.


Scientists create first all-carbon solar cell

05 November, 2012

Scientists at Stanford University have created the world’s first solar cell constructed entirely of carbon, which they say is a promising alternative to the expensive materials currently used in photovoltaic devices.


Thorn Gladiator IP66-rated luminaires

05 November, 2012 | Supplied by: Thorn Lighting Pty Limited

Thorn’s Gladiator range of luminaires is IP66 rated, vandal-, dust- and water-resistant, designed to suit applications such as mining, heavy industrial, public amenity areas and schools.


Sydney Park Pavilion goes solar

30 October, 2012

As part of a $4.3 million City of Sydney project, Sydney Park Pavilion will be the first of 30 sites to have solar photovoltaic panels installed. The project will have a total peak electrical capacity of 1.25 MW.


Strategic Lighting Eclipse range of energy-efficient fluorescent luminaires

29 October, 2012 | Supplied by: Strategic Lighting Pty Limited

The Eclipse range from Strategic Lighting is an Australian designed and manufactured, energy-efficient T5 fluorescent luminaire. The IP66-rated fitting is suitable for multiple indoor and outdoor applications across a wide variety of industries and offers substantial energy savings to businesses.


RET has the potential to deliver $18.7 billion more in investment, report shows

29 October, 2012

Australia’s 20% Renewable Energy Target has delivered $18.5 billion in investment with the potential for $18.7 billion more, according to an independent report from strategic consultancy SKM MMA.


Green Illumination GR12RF LED retrofit downlight kit

29 October, 2012 | Supplied by: Green Illumination Pty Ltd

Green Illumination has introduced the GR12RF LED retrofit downlight kit. It has been designed specifically to fit in existing cut-out spaces and features a wide rim to cover any ceiling damage that may occur when removing old downlight fittings.


SMA Sunny Tripower 15000TL/20000TL PV inverter

25 October, 2012 | Supplied by: SMA Australia Pty Ltd

The Sunny Tripower 15000TL/20000TL PV inverter from SMA offers a maximum efficiency of 98.5%.


Taking control

23 October, 2012 | Supplied by: CP Electronics Australia

Lighting at 1 Bligh Street in Sydney is being controlled with the help of EBDSPIR DD and MWS5 detectors manufactured by CP Electronics. The building is the next generation in high-performance sustainable office space and has been awarded a 6 Green Star Office Design v2 certification by the Building Council of Australia.


Mothballed power station is evidence of the RET’s success, CEC claims

19 October, 2012

The mothballing of part of the coal-fired Yallourn Power Station is evidence that renewable power sources are replacing high-pollution power generation, the Clean Energy Council claims.


Government claims evidence shows carbon tax working

18 October, 2012 | Supplied by: Department of Industry

The Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency claims reports published today show the carbon price is not the most significant driver of rising household electricity prices and is helping reduce Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions.


World-first energy storage system

17 October, 2012

ZEN Energy Systems has launched a world-first energy storage system that will enable customers to store and access power 24 hours a day.The Freedom Powerbank will use a computer-controlled battery storage system to capture energy produced from wind, solar or the grid during low-demand periods, allowing it to be re-used later.


Clipsal solar products

09 October, 2012 | Supplied by: Clipsal Australia Pty Ltd

Clipsal by Schneider Electric has developed a range of solar products designed for residential and light commercial markets, including single- and three-phase grid-tie inverters, off-grid inveters/chargers for remote applications and solar charge controllers.


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