Why do a fifth of solar panels degrade rapidly?
An Australian study has explored a critical problem for solar energy: the phenomenon of a significant portion of solar panels failing much faster than expected.
Can cathodic protection design support ESG outcomes?
Omniflex's David Celine explains how CP system design can support environmental, social and governance commitments, while lowering costs and improving maintenance...
Taking action on sustainable cooling
Demand for cooling is set to triple by 2050, due to population increases, more extreme-heat events, and a rising number of low-income households gaining access to...
Tackling energy insecurity in remote communities
Researchers from Flinders and Macquarie Universities have presented the benefits of community-led energy systems for First Nations people in remote parts of Australia.
New digital twin will plan the energy systems of the future
A Netherlands-based project has received a massive €16.5m grant to simulate and study the energy systems of the future via digital twin technology.
WBT fibre solutions
WBT's fibre solutions are designed to deliver precision, performance and reliability —...
PCE Merz cam switches
LAPP Australia has added the PCE Merz range of cam switches to its growing industrial automation...
Taking action on sustainable cooling
Demand for cooling is set to triple by 2050, due to population increases, more extreme-heat events, and a rising number of low-income households...
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Australia's Virescent Ventures backs local grid-protection tech
The funding is part of a $50 million boost that will help Melbourne's IND Technology scale...
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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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Online platform for industrial automation sector
Treotham has introduced TreoShop, a straightforward online platform designed to provide easy...
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Upskilling for the energy transition
In this interview, Anthea Middleton, CEO of Powering Skills Organisation, discusses the pathways and opportunities available to workers at retiring...
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Retailer slapped with 130 charges over sale of electrical goods
The company allegedly breached the Electricity Safety Act 1998 by offering to supply...
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Qld Govt announces electrotechnology training centre
The Electrotechnology Centre at TAFE Queensland's Alexandra Hills Campus is being set up to...
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Calling all HVAC&R professionals
Registration has opened for ARBS 2026, a major Australian exhibition for the air conditioning,...
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Are we dangerously dependent on submarine cables?
A new study warns that submarine communication cables are increasingly vulnerable to both natural disasters and deliberate sabotage.
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International subsea cable arrives on Sunshine Coast
Part of Google's Australia Connect initiative, the Tabua cable will connect Queensland...
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New mobile towers target Western Vic blackspots
AusNet plans to build three mobile communication towers in Western Victoria as part of the...
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Tas–Vic undersea connector gains Commonwealth environmental approval
The approval sets out environmental-related conditions for the project's construction,...
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