Insight: RET won't be met in 2018
23 February, 2016 by Tristan Edis, Director – Analysis and Advisory, Green Energy MarketsGreen Energy Markets has released its Renewables Report revealing supply will fall short of the Large-scale Renewable Energy Target by 2018, meaning customers will have to pay the shortfall penalty.
Power cable market to reach $108bn by 2020
22 February, 2016A new report estimates the global power cable market will increase at a rate of 8% between now and 2020 with APAC leading the growth.
Barriers to overcome for indoor wireless networks
17 February, 2016A new report suggests a number of barriers prevent the installation of an indoor wireless network despite the value it can add to a property and the prevalence of mobile devices.
Melbourne Uni to invest millions in clean energy projects
16 February, 2016To help achieve its carbon neutrality goal by 2030, the University of Melbourne has received financing of $9.1 million from the CEFC to fund diverse clean energy projects.
$250 million for energy-efficient community housing
10 February, 2016A $250 million program is expected to drive the construction of around 1000 energy-efficient dwellings across Australia for low-income earners.
Qld driving electricity demand
04 February, 2016Queensland's coal seam gas industry is driving Australia's electricity demand.
Royal Commission findings reinforce need for ABCC return
12 January, 2016The findings of the Royal Commission into Trade Union Governance and Corruption reinforce the need for the re-establishment of the ABCC, said NECA.
Storage costs to fall by two-thirds in 10 years, report finds
03 December, 2015The CSIRO and the Energy Networks Association (ENA) have partnered to develop a 10-year transition plan for the electricity sector which is focused on customers and developed with stakeholders.
Construction industry benefits from continued growth
09 November, 2015October has seen continued growth in the national construction industry, largely due to an increase in apartment-building activity.
How to get your quote right to avoid disputes
06 November, 2015 by Roger Mendelson*One of the most common issues affecting electricians is payment disputes with customers arguing over the cost of the work once the work has already been completed.
How to tell if your business is sustainable
29 September, 2015Will the change in government leadership lead to policy change? How do you know if your business can withstand change and remain viable?
Technology trends survey — where's your industry heading?
25 August, 2015What's happening in your industry? Have your say in our Technology Trends survey.
NECA calls for more enforcement with non-conforming building products
25 August, 2015Calls for more government funding and enforcement in relation to non-compliant building products are being made by NECA and other building and construction industry peak bodies.
Financial lifeline for small businesses
30 July, 2015A new website and mobile app, financialfirstaid.org.au, has been launched to assist small businesses suffering financial stress.
Apprentice support for 51,000 jobs in SA
28 July, 2015A new national apprentice program will result in 51,000 apprentice and trainee job opportunities in South Australia over the next three years.
