Fluke is voluntarily recalling a number of its digital clamp meters that have the potential to display incorrect electrical circuit status details.

A recent IEEE initiative aims to advance the development of unified power and communications networks through a Smart Grid standards program.

Canberra continues to lead the nation in greening the built environment with the announcement of a $2 million program to ‘green’ existing office buildings.

The COO of Queensland's electricity grid provider, Powerlink Queensland, has been awarded the National Professional Electrical Engineer award for 2009.

Philips showcased a series of OLED-based lighting concepts that point to the future directions of energy-efficient and interactive lighting.

A new distribution agreement between Eaton and Synnex will extend the reach of Eaton's UPS prodct range into the IT market.

A recent report from an industry analyst identifies some intriguing information and market projections of the emerging ‘thin’ batteries market.

A new material developed in UK universities could be deployed in the future to conduct electricity more efficiently.

A recent CSIRO report indicates that the demand for more energy-efficient electrical services in existing commercial buildings is on the rise.

Hills Industries has expanded its Electronic Security and Entertainment division by acquiring 51% of UHS Systems.

A meeting of international standards bodies has put out a call to all electrical industry stakeholders to cooperate for the developmnent of international energy efficiency standards.

Erik Scholz is retiring early from his position as Executive General Manager of Clipsal Australia, with his position being filled by Damien Cummins.

The recent electrocution of an electrician in NSW has prompted WorkCover NSW to issue a safety notice to remind electrical tradespeople of the dangers of working on live circuits.

Philips has recently acquired the New Zealand-based lighting company Selecon to expand its activity in the professional theatrical and architectural lighting markets.

Switchgear that handles over a million volts has recently been developed to handle challenging power reticulation in China.