Efficiency and renewables

New Sydney battery facility could transform industry

04 October, 2022 | Supplied by: Gelion Technologies Pty Ltd

Global renewable energy storage company Gelion has commenced industrial production of its gel-based zinc bromide battery in Western Sydney.


Brightgreen snap track lights

27 September, 2022 | Supplied by: Brightgreen Pty Ltd

Melbourne lighting manufacturer Brightgreen has launched a new range of snap track lights for flexible lighting layouts.


Integration crucial for Asia's energy transition

27 September, 2022 | Supplied by: Black & Veatch

Integration of renewable energy into grid systems is viewed as the biggest challenge facing Asia's electric industry.


Industry–university collab to lower battery storage costs

19 September, 2022 | Supplied by: Redflow Limited

Energy storage company Redflow will collaborate with The University of Qld to extend the operation of flow batteries.


Wave-powered energy to hit LA

19 September, 2022

In a boost for the 'blue economy', Israeli wave energy company Eco Wave Power will soon open its first US power station.


New directions in community solar

14 September, 2022 by Katerina Sakkas

With momentum building towards net zero in Australia, there is an increasing amount of research into energy diversification and the deployment of small to midscale community-driven solar initiatives.


How children are driving EV uptake

13 September, 2022 | Supplied by: ABB Australia Pty Ltd

A global survey conducted by ABB E-Mobility has found that children are playing an important role in the EV transition.


Sweeping new building reforms encompass energy efficiency, EVs

07 September, 2022

Building ministers have agreed on national reforms to make new homes more accessible and energy efficient, including making it easier for people living in apartments to own an EV.


Q&A with Chris Cormack: What role can VPPs play in Australia's energy transition?

07 September, 2022 | Supplied by: Discover Energy

Chris Cormack, Executive General Manager, Discover Energy, discusses the potential of virtual power plants and related technology in shaping the future of Australia's networks and grids.


Partnership to increase Aust energy storage capacity

06 September, 2022 | Supplied by: Powin LLC

A new partnership between Powin LLC and Akaysha Energy will bring 1.7 GWh of energy storage systems to Australia.


EV charging project uses street-side power poles

05 September, 2022

Intellihub's upcoming trial aims to highlight the potential of using existing infrastructure that already has power running to it, such as street power poles, and will also help to understand the impact of EV chargers on the electricity network.


Carbon-free energy for Microsoft data centre

23 August, 2022 | Supplied by: Microsoft Pty Ltd

Microsoft is partnering with sustainable electricity retailer Ecotricity to ensure its new data centre in NZ will be powered by 100% carbon-free energy.


How lighting technology can protect sensitive environments

16 August, 2022 by Rico Schulz | Supplied by: R. STAHL Australia Pty Ltd

When planning and installing lighting systems for industrial plants, ever more emphasis is being placed on considering the ecological aspects.


Australia's longest EV fast-charging network for WA

16 August, 2022 | Supplied by: JET Charge

WA will soon be home to Australia's longest continuous EV fast-charging network, with the state government awarding JET Charge the contract to provide 98 EV chargers at 49 locations.


Sense AI technology real-time energy monitoring for smart meters

15 August, 2022 | Supplied by: Sense

The Sense AI technology — which can be embedded in the smart meter — can provide data that is vital to flexible grid management.


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