Should we bury broadband and electricity together?
Woolworths cuts costs and carbon with energy-tracking tech
Powering research with community batteries
The case for standalone power
How to avoid a US electricity crisis?
Should we bury broadband and electricity together?
New research has shown that a 'dig once' approach is nearly 40% more cost effective than replacing the two types of infrastructure separately.
Woolworths cuts costs and carbon with energy-tracking tech
Australian energy-tracing company Enosi is helping Woolworths to optimise its renewable energy usage.
Powering research with community batteries
A NSW university will soon receive 10 community batteries, thanks to a project run by Hydro Tasmania's energy retailer Momentum Energy.
The case for standalone power
With much of Australia's critical infrastructure vulnerable to extreme weather, standalone power systems are an increasingly viable alternative for communities looking...
How to avoid a US electricity crisis?
A meeting of energy experts organised by Stanford University has come up with six big ideas for managing soaring electricity demand in the US.
APS Power 3 Phase and Neutral RCBO
Compliant to AS/NZS 61009.1, the APS Power range of 3P RCBOs comes in nine models spanning from...
Treoflex TA35 flexible cable
The Treoflex TA35 is a high-quality flexible rubber cable designed for industrial and outdoor use.
How smart HVAC is creating sustainable buildings
By integrating advanced technology and data-driven strategies, building operators can greatly improve the environmental performance of heating,...
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Honeywell supports building decarbonisation in Singapore
The Singapore-based Centre of Excellence will pilot technologies that deliver a scalable...
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ADT Security re-enters market with video guarding tech
The company will use existing monitoring platforms to introduce specialised video guarding...
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Legrand partners with The Block
Products installed during the series include smart switches and sockets, power points, exit and...
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Should businesses choose in-house or third-party manufacturing?
Companies must evaluate their specific needs, goals and capabilities before committing to a manufacturing model.
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Risky electrical installation leads to $4K fine
A WA electrician has received a $4000 fine after he failed to install an essential safety feature...
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Electrical retailers fined for non-compliant appliances
Two Perth retailers have received fines of $5000 each after inspectors found most of the...
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Legrand expands its Australian data centre portfolio
The electrical and digital building infrastructure company has acquired Australian business...
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Thought Leaders 2025: Miroslav "Miki" Vuruna
Net zero, geopolitical risks and cybersecurity: Warren & Brown's Engineering and R&D Manager explains how the connectivity...
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Research aims to increase energy efficiency in mobile networks
The recent ECOMOME project addressed energy efficiency challenges across all components of mobile...
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Singtel and Hitachi aim for sustainable data centres
As demand for AI and cloud services increases, Japan has become one of the largest and...
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Adelaide gains mission-critical data centre
A1 Adelaide will play a key role in supporting the progress of South Australia's government,...
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