Efficiency and renewables

Cogen system cuts carbon emissions in half

02 September, 2013 | Supplied by: Simons Green Energy

A new state-of-the-art cogeneration system is set to save Wagga Wagga’s Oasis Regional Aquatic Centre approximately $276,000 in energy costs and cut carbon emissions by up to 55% in the first year of operation.


RECOM REDIM series dimmers

30 August, 2013 | Supplied by: RECOM Asia Pte Ltd

The RECOM REDIM series dimmers operate from 7 W. The dimmers and the RECOM RACT20 LED driver series are matched and provide a smooth dimming curve and deep dimming down to zero. The dimmers are designed for installation in mounting boxes which meet DIN 49073.


Vibe LED Place Replacement Downlight

29 August, 2013 | Supplied by: ANL Lighting

The Vibe LED Place Replacement Downlight is said to be a more efficient LED option that replaces standard 2 x 18 W and 2 x 26 W PLC downlights. The replacement downlight has a clean, flat finish, suitable for quality commercial buildings and premium residential living areas.


Hella HypaLUME LED floodlight

28 August, 2013 | Supplied by: Hella Australia Pty Ltd

Hella’s HypaLUME LED floodlight is suitable for both DC and AC applications and has been designed to withstand demanding outdoor and industrial requirements.


Osram Ostar Stage LEDs

26 August, 2013 | Supplied by: Osram Australia Pty Ltd

The Osram Ostar Stage LEDs from Osram Opto Semiconductors offer luminance of 48 million candelas/m2 and tunable colour tones from cold white to warm white.


DALSP-X polycarbonate light fitting

26 August, 2013 | Supplied by: GMP Lighting

The DALSP-X is a fully sealed, polycarbonate, non-corrosive, lightweight light fitting. The fitting, available from GMP Lighting, is IP65 rated, surface mounted and energy efficient.


Lumitex LED shopfitter

26 August, 2013 | Supplied by: Lumitex Limited

The Lumitex LED shopfitter uses Samsung chip technology combined with driver electronics to offer significant reductions in operating temperatures, while also having a long life expectancy.


Solar Hire mobile solar lighting towers

26 August, 2013

Solar Hire’s range of mobile solar lighting towers uses SunPower E20 solar panels to draw energy and can be operated manually or set to automatically power up and shut down on a daily basis.


Quick-charging station powers EV race winner

23 August, 2013 | Supplied by: Schneider Electric

Toyota Motorsport GmbH, the engineering services supplier pioneering motorsport-related electrical vehicle (EV) technology, has received a customised electric vehicle EVlink DC quick-charging station from Schneider Electric.


Maitland City Club kicks off trigeneration system

21 August, 2013 | Supplied by: Simons Green Energy

The state-of-the-art trigeneration system at Maitland City Club was officially ‘turned on’ by Joel Fitzgibbon MP on 15 August. Simons Green Energy was engaged to design, supply, install and maintain the 150 kW trigeneration system.


Exsto Cube mining site light

20 August, 2013 | Supplied by: Exsto Group

Exsto Group has launched a light, with a minimum 40,000 lumens output, designed to provide permanent light for night work, area illumination or remote site exploration. The Exsto Cube combines a 24 V electrical system and high output LED lights with an automatic stop/start system and industrial-grade light sensor.


ACT Solar Auction nets two big solar projects

20 August, 2013

Two new large-scale solar farms will be built in the ACT after Zhenfa Solar and Elementus Energy were announced as the winning bidders of the ACT’s Solar Auction.


Verbatim Vivid Vision MR16 VxRGB directional LED lamp

20 August, 2013 | Supplied by: Verbatim Australia Pty Ltd

Verbatim has released Vivid Vision, a directional LED lamp using VxRGB technology. The MR16 VxRGB LED lamp is designed to meet specific requirements in applications such as hospitality venues, retail outlets and museums where high-contrast lighting enhances the unique features of artworks.


IKEA purchases 7.65 MW wind farm

13 August, 2013

IKEA has announced plans to purchase a 7.65 MW wind farm in north-west Ireland as part of its plan to generate as much renewable energy as it consumes by 2020.


Govt support means bright future for clean energy

12 August, 2013 | Supplied by: Clean Energy Council

The future is bright for new clean energy technologies such as large-scale solar, marine energy, geothermal and storage due to state and federal government support, Clean Energy Council CEO David Green has said.


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