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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.


Certifications for DC isolators cancelled

08 October, 2021

Worksafe Queensland has issued an alert advising that SAA Approvals has cancelled 18 certifications for DC isolators.


Baby narrowly avoids electrocution

15 September, 2021

A 10-month-old baby has narrowly escaped serious injury, after making contact with live parts of a damaged power supply.


The special requirements of air-con circuit protection

21 June, 2021

To satisfy the safety requirements of more stringent Australian wiring standards, ABB has introduced new residual current protection technology.


Phoenix Contact VALVETRAB MS surge protection devices

01 May, 2021

Switching operations are by far the most common cause of overvoltages.


Weidmueller VARITECTOR PU AC surge protection

29 April, 2021

The protection of sensitive electronic equipment against the harmful effects of lightning and surges is becoming more important as system complexities increase.


Schneider Electric 3-Phase Easy UPS 3L

20 April, 2021

Schneider Electric has extended its Easy UPS 3L from 250 to 600 kVA (400 V).


RCD innovation promises electrical safety improvements

17 March, 2021

A new residual current device (RCD) technology promises to reduce fire and arc flash risk and eliminate active to earth short circuits.


Caution on insulation testing

03 February, 2021

Modern insulation testers are designed to ensure a non-lethal output, but no-one should be tempted to verify this statement by 'testing' either themselves or someone else.


Smart meter data provides energy consumption insights

18 August, 2020

Jemena and Deloitte have collaborated to create a cloud-based application that will help power consumers make better energy decisions.


Guiding the electricity market through COVID-19

15 July, 2020

The latest measures designed to guide the national electricity market through the COVID-19 pandemic have been announced.


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