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NOJA Power 15 kV 310 series recloser

20 July, 2022

The OSM310 design offers cost savings in exchange for lower nameplate ratings, making the product a good alternative for rural networks where equipment specifications often exceed practical application.


Worker seriously injured following electric shock

01 July, 2022

WorkSafe Victoria has charged a transport company after a worker was seriously injured when a crane truck he was operating struck overhead powerlines.


How hazardous area lighting improves underground mine safety

02 June, 2022

Lighting is one of the most common causes of explosion ignition in high-risk mining environments.


Protection against earth faults — unpacking the technical requirements of RCDs

26 May, 2022 by Ian Richardson, Building Solutions Manager, Electrification, ABB Australia

Residual Current Devices (RCDs) have been used for many years in Australia as the front-line protection for people against the risk of a fatal electric shock.


Safer networks through geodata

02 May, 2022

Geodata company Fugro has delivered a digitised power network management system to Waipa Networks in NZ, with the aim of improving safety and reliability.


Bourns IsoMOV protectors

22 April, 2022

The IsoMOV protectors from Bourns enable product designers to tailor or upgrade surge protection without the need for large, low-performing alternatives.


Victorians warned after plug catches fire

01 March, 2022

Energy Safe Victoria (ESV) is encouraging Victorians to ensure their electrical plugs are properly plugged in following a fire in a Roxburgh Park garage last week.


The impact of climate on electricity demand and cost

20 January, 2022

Electric-power systems are particularly vulnerable to natural stressors such as wildfires, severe storms and extreme temperatures.


Next-gen grid-scale batteries for system stability

11 January, 2022

Grid-scale batteries equipped with advanced inverters to support the grid have received $100 million in funding from ARENA.


Power station charged over arc flash death

21 December, 2021

Energy Australia Yallourn Pty Ltd has been charged with three breaches of the Occupational Health and Safety Act.


Tesvolt energy storage systems

17 December, 2021

Tesvolt energy storage systems have a total capacity of up to 40 MWh.


Overhead powerlines shock workers

14 December, 2021

A man received an electric shock and severe burns while installing gutter guarding on the roof of an industrial shed.


Is renewables-based electrification the way of the future?

07 December, 2021

Innovations in the electric power sector could give electricity the lead over fossil-based combustion fuels in the world's energy supply by mid-century.


Developing large-scale energy storage technology

01 December, 2021

A safe, cheap and sustainable method of storing energy has been developed by researchers.


Three apprentices receive electric shocks

26 October, 2021

Three electrical apprentices received electric shocks during August 2021, according to WorkSafe Queensland.


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