Efficiency and renewables

Hitachi AAA fluorescent tube

19 April, 2011 | Supplied by: ANL Lighting

The Hitachi AAA fluorescent tube is suitable for hospital lighting applications in operating theatres, patient treatment rooms, consultation rooms, accident emergency areas and other areas that require good colour rendition of skin.


What does being ‘green’ mean to the electrical industry?

04 April, 2011 by Paul Stathis

‘Being green’ is a catch-phrase everyone seems to use these days. But it means different things to different people, depending on what’s important to them. ‘Earth Hour’ involves turning off lights to highlight electricity wastage; the automotive industry wants to curb the amount of pollution from cars on the road; while the waste industry wants us to recycle more and put less into landfill. But what does it mostly mean to the electrical industry?


Improving building energy performance

04 April, 2011 by Mike Zimmerman, CEO, BuildingIQ

Commercial property is in a particularly tough place these days - not only is it suffering as a whole from the downturn in the economy, but radical changes are being asked of the industry in how it develops and manages property and how it measures success. Among those requested changes are calls for more energy efficiency, given that commercial buildings typically consume 40+% of Australia’s energy output, which emits significant volumes of CO2.


Study calls for coordinated approach to embedded power generation

01 April, 2011

A year-long study into embedded power generation from domestic solar photovoltaic cells to large-scale wind farms looks at the effects these will have on the grid.


The right lighting for hospitals

28 March, 2011 by Stephanie Leung*

Lighting forms a significant factor in the correct assessment and treatment of patients in hospitals.


More than 160 Queensland kindergartens to be solar powered

24 March, 2011

The Bligh Government has identified more than 160 locations for its $5.76 million Solar Kindergarten Installation Program.


Solar feed-in tariff extended to include medium-scale generation in the ACT

08 March, 2011

The ACT will be the first area in the country to extend the feed-in tariff to include medium-scale solar power generation.


Solar power installs at record levels

08 March, 2011

Major electrical contracting firm O’Donnell Griffin has hit a milestone of 10,000 rooftop installations as the nation rushes to take advantage of government incentives before their reduction.


Growatt, Kinglong and CEHE transformer and transformerless inverters

07 March, 2011 | Supplied by: Power Parameters Pty Ltd

Power Protection inverters include Growatt, Kinglong and CEHE inverters, both transformer and transformerless systems in power outputs to 1000 kW.


Philips LuxSpace downlights

07 March, 2011 | Supplied by: Signify

The energy-efficient LuxSpace family of downlights can be used to achieve low power consumption without reduction of light quality in general lighting applications, including those in offices, retail, hotels, hospitals and airports.


Tenrod flexible LED strip lighting

07 March, 2011 | Supplied by: Tenrod Australia Pty Ltd

Tenrod has a range of flexible LED strips for various applications and installations.


Soanar EcoTech range of monocrystalline solar panels

07 March, 2011 | Supplied by: Soanar Limited

The Soanar EcoTech range of monocrystalline solar panels is available in 12 power ranges that include 5, 10, 20, 40, 50, 65, 80, 120, 170 and 175 W.


Preventing unscheduled electrical shutdowns

04 March, 2011 | Supplied by: mySmart Pty Ltd

The Randwick Labor Club, in Sydney’s Eastern suburbs, provides social and entertainment facilities for the local community.


Reducing a shopping centre’s operating costs and carbon footprint

04 March, 2011 | Supplied by: Signify

Tamworth’s boutique shopping centre, The Atrium, recently installed Philips Lighting’s latest LED lighting technology, LuxSpace Compact Power LED downlight throughout its mall.


Positive results from feed-in tariff in ACT

16 February, 2011

The latest quarterly results for the ACT feed-in tariff scheme show that 3536 solar panels have been installed and connected to the grid.


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