Efficiency and renewables > Green products

Debate over effectiveness of heat pumps

30 March, 2010

A water-heating company claims that the Gas Alliance is misleading homeowners about the effectiveness of heat pumps as an energy-efficient means to heat domestic water.


Sylvania Lighting SYLrecycle lamp recycling program

26 March, 2010

Fertiliser and housing insulation are two of the by-products produced through Sylvania Lighting’s SYLrecycle lamp recycling program. The program provides a safe and environmentally friendly lamp recycling process.


Eaton Industries SC200 V3 power system controller

16 December, 2009 by

The SC200 V3, from Eaton’s Smarter Energy range, is a power system controller for telecommunications network operators. It features automated, site energy-control options that could save energy costs with two site-programmable options that enhance network energy control.


Halogen heaters

09 July, 2009 by

Silver halogen heaters create directed heat efficiently in a single, self-contained fitting, making them suited to a wide range of environments.


Ten tips to reduce carbon emissions using videoconferencing

22 May, 2009

Tandberg presents 10 ways to help reduce carbon emissions by deploying videoconferencing.


Program to ‘green’ existing commercial buildings in ACT

07 May, 2009

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


Energy-efficient air conditioning

02 February, 2009

The MSZ-FB series of inverter split air conditioners are rated between 2.5 and 5 kW output and feature an ‘i-See’ sensor and ‘plasma duo’ filters for high energy efficiency and quiet operation.


Climate monitoring

01 October, 2008

The Saveris automated climate measurement system measures and documents temperature and humidity values in buildings, server rooms, production facilities and where climate-sensitive items are stored such as medicines, foodstuffs and in museums.


Concerns over electrical and electronic waste

27 February, 2008 by Paul Stathis, Editor

Living in a world where technology constantly changes, society has become accustomed to replacing electrical and electronic equipment faster than ever


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