Sea-wave power plants for China
16 July, 2008
Israeli energy company SDE has signed an agreement to sell sea-wave power plants throughout China, with construction being financed by investors from Hong Kong and China.
Sustainable energy systems degree offered at Griffith University
08 July, 2008
Griffith University has launched the new Sustainable Energy Systems discipline, to help bridge Australia's knowledge gap for developing next-generation green power solutions.
Lighting dimmer
01 July, 2008 | Supplied by: Philips Dynalite
DDLE802 is an 8-channel leading-edge lighting dimmer with a maximum load per channel of 2 A, suitable for use with incandescent, low-voltage, neon and selected fluorescent fixtures in residential and hotel room applications, where small loads are typical.
Dimmerable reflector lamps
01 July, 2008 | Supplied by: Megaman Lighting Australia Pty Ltd
The BR1411d is an 11 W GU10 reflector lamp that can be manually dimmed between 10 and 100% of light output without the need for special equipment or control wiring.
Lighting supplier calls for education on energy efficiency
11 June, 2008
Lighting manufacturer Philips calls on the government to help prepare Australians for the plan to phase out inefficient incandescent lighting products in November 2008.
Lighting industry welcomes phasing out of inefficient lamps
10 June, 2008
Lighting Council Australia, the leading voice for the nation’s lighting industry, has welcomed the announcement by the government to proceed with the phasing out of inefficient lamps.
Exit light wins sustainable design award
05 June, 2008
The Slide Connect G2 emergency exit sign was presented the Award for Excellence in Sustainable Design at the 2008 Australian International Design Awards on Friday 30 May.
New energy saving initiatives
05 June, 2008
The Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts has announced three new initiatives to save energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Greening energy demand is the path forward
04 June, 2008
Investment in improved energy productivity for commercial and residential buildings could cut demand in the property sector by the equivalent of 14 million barrels of oil per day by 2020, a report presented to the United Nations says.
In-ground lighting
01 June, 2008 | Supplied by: Spectra Lighting Pty Ltd
The Sherpa in-ground light fitting is designed for a range of applications from bearing the weight and impact of motor vehicles and pedestrians to providing functional illumination for large open-plan areas.
Warm white LED downlights
01 June, 2008 | Supplied by: Switched On Innovations Pty Ltd
The Alya series downlights from 3Style Architectural Lighting offer a soft, warm light similar to that of incandescent lamps.
Energy-saving dimmer
01 June, 2008 | Supplied by: Convergent Technologies Pty Ltd
The Control4 wireless dimmer is designed to save energy by enabling lighting to be dimmed marginally with minimal impact on lighting levels.
Outdoor accent lighting
01 June, 2008 | Supplied by: Spectra Lighting Pty Ltd
The Accento light fitting is designed to use both metal halide and tungsten halogen technologies in applications to highlight architectural detail, small facades and landscape elements.
LED alternative to fluoros
01 June, 2008 | Supplied by: Maser Technology Group
The LedPak series from Dialight is an LED-based light fixture designed to replace traditional dual 36 W fluorescent light fittings in and around industrial and commercial environments and applications, consuming 68 W and drawing 800 mA of current.
Tend tower lights
01 June, 2008 | Supplied by: NAW Controls
The Tend range of tower lights is available in a number of models to suit many applications. The lights use Ba15S LED bulbs in all models to keep energy consumption and maintenance to a minimum.
