How to boost an aging grid
17 June, 2025 by Heini Kloster | Supplied by: Exel CompositesExel Composites' Heini Kloster explains how reconductoring electrical grids can help meet the increasing power demands of domestic devices, data centres and EVs.
AEMC overhauls grid connection rules to cater for AI, renewables
27 May, 2025The Commission is seeking feedback on managing the growth of large-scale electricity users such as data centres and hydrogen electrolysers.
Belden GREYHOUND2000 Standard Ethernet Switch
08 May, 2025 | Supplied by: Belden Australia Pty LtdThe ruggedised 19″ switch is designed to be future-ready and to evolve as power and bandwidth demands rise.
Bool Ultra Lightweight PPE1 FR Shirt with Segmented Tape
08 May, 2025 | Supplied by: Private Brands Pty LtdThe BW2505T1 Ultra Lightweight PPE1 FR Shirt with Segmented Tape is designed to provide protection against an arc flash incident.
Australian switchgear to support Ukraine
07 May, 2025 | Supplied by: NOJA Power Switchgear Pty LtdNOJA Power OSM Reclosers will enable remote control of energy networks in areas heavily affected by land mines.
Surprise finding about electric current
07 May, 2025Australian researchers have discovered entirely new quantum behaviours that only occur in one-dimensional systems, such as electric current.
Sealing, securing, simplifying: the role of cable glands in modern industry
01 May, 2025 by Simon Pullinger, Managing Director, LAPP Australia | Supplied by: LAPP Australia Pty LtdLAPP Australia Managing Director Simon Pullinger provides his insights into the role of cable glands in modern industry, and how to specify the right glands for different applications.
The Evolution and Advancement of High-Density Fibre Optic Infrastructure Networks
01 May, 2025 | Supplied by: Warren & Brown TechnologiesAs the digital era accelerates, the demand for high-density fibre optic infrastructure is rapidly growing — driven by the ever-increasing needs of data centres, telecommunications carriers and enterprise networks.
Will a nuclear future be good for Australia?
30 April, 2025Drawing on years of experience in the global nuclear market, climate tech founder Jack Curtis shares his viewpoint with ECD.
Should we bury broadband and electricity together?
24 April, 2025New research has shown that a 'dig once' approach is nearly 40% more cost effective than replacing the two types of infrastructure separately.
AI microgrid solutions coming to NT
17 April, 2025The new head of Charles Darwin University's Energy and Resources Institute aims to drive meaningful change through the use of AI and digitalisation.
The case for standalone power
11 April, 2025 by Paul Carmignani, Managing Director, Powertech | Supplied by: PowertechWith much of Australia's critical infrastructure vulnerable to extreme weather, standalone power systems are an increasingly viable alternative for communities looking to safeguard their energy security.
Conta-Clip KDSI-SR-G modular cable entry system
11 April, 2025 | Supplied by: CONTA-CLIPSuitable for cables with and without connectors, the system can be used in cable management for control cabinets, enclosures and machines, reducing assembly time.
Mitsubishi Electric FR-D800 series inverters
11 April, 2025 | Supplied by: Mitsubishi Electric AustraliaThe inverters are designed to deliver good performance, easy operation and improved energy efficiency for a wide range of industrial applications.
How to avoid a US electricity crisis?
10 April, 2025A meeting of energy experts organised by Stanford University has come up with six big ideas for managing soaring electricity demand in the US.
