AEMO releases new ISP: industry responds
Trial supports stranded EV drivers
Overcoming natural disaster
Is data centre development outpacing the grid?
Tough cabling for agricultural equipment
Choosing the Right Cable: CAT6 vs CAT6A
Why structured cabling decisions matter more than ever.
AEMO releases new ISP: industry responds
Formed in consultation with almost 2000 stakeholders, the 2026 Integrated System Plan confirms that renewables will underpin the roadmap for Australia's National...
Trial supports stranded EV drivers
RACV is testing out a new mobile DC fast charger as part of its Emergency Roadside Assistance patrol fleet.
Overcoming natural disaster
When the 2022 Lismore floods hit switchboard manufacturer Marelex Electrical, Managing Director Brad Harrang faced a mammoth recovery effort.
Is data centre development outpacing the grid?
A new report from Wood Mackenzie identifies a concerning disparity between data centre collocation plans and the necessity for a reliable grid.
LAPP Black Sheath VSD ECO UV-resistant range
The Black Sheath VSD ECO UV-resistant range is engineered to deliver stable motor control...
LAPP ÖLFLEX ROBOT 900 P robotic cable range
Designed for use in multi‑axis robots, automated handling systems, industrial machinery and cable...
The climate risks of future tech
Will large-scale technology developments such as AI-driven systems and electrified homes create a sustainable, equitable future for Australians?
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Industry opts for flexible electrification: study
Almost two-thirds of industrial sector leaders see electrification as the most effective lever to...
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National cybersecurity body to protect consumer energy resources
NEPKI will deliver secure, interoperable and compliant digital identity and encryption services...
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Safety tech designed for smart cities
The upcoming Secutech Thailand expo will showcase a host of international security and fire...
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What's driving APAC power and renewables in 2026?
Data centres and shifting energy policies are set to have a massive impact on the Asia–Pacific power industry this year.
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Network operator fined after pedestrian receives electric shock
WA network operator Western Power has been fined $35,000 for failing to follow inspection...
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Second electrical offence leads to $43K penalty
For the second time in four years, an East Perth company has been ordered to pay a substantial...
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Siemens expands Qld circuit-breaker facility
Operations at the Fusesaver facility will grow from 1400 to 5500 m2, nearly...
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Is data centre development outpacing the grid?
A new report from Wood Mackenzie identifies a concerning disparity between data centre collocation plans and the necessity for a reliable grid.
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ETU responds to govt's data centre expectations
The Electrical Trades Union has described the recently announced expectations as an important...
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Making Australian data centres more sustainable
In anticipation of the AI boom, a major project aims to optimise energy use and emissions in the...
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Infrastructure software company Neara raises $90m
The Australian company, which specialises in physics-enabled digital twin modelling for critical...
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