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As the urgency around climate change looms large, businesses across Australia are turning to the virtual world to save the planet. The rise of digital and electrified technologies, from artificial intelligence to electric vehicles (EVs), is being hailed by many business leaders as a leading solution in the search for sustainable practices. According to Schneider … Continued
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Australia’s energy transition will fail unless the federal government aggressively trains more electricians, the Electrical Trades Union (ETU) has warned, as a major new report points to the immense scale of the challenge. The ETU has pointed to a severe skills shortfall that poses a major threat to the nation’s climate goals. Australia needs an … Continued
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A share of the $20 billion being spent to connect renewable energy projects to the national grid should instead fund the extension of fringe benefits tax exemptions to cover not only EVs but also household battery storage, solar panels, and EV charging facilities, according to leading global consultancy, Partners in Performance. Director Brian Innes said … Continued
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HIGHLIGHTS Additional testing benchmarked against commercial hard carbon materials completed showing up to 63% improvement in reversible capacities Reproducibility across alternative bio-waste feedstock sources demonstrated Acceleration of R&D planned and techno-economic analysis underway Sparc Technologies Limited (ASX: SPN) (Sparc or the Company) is pleased to provide an update on its project with Queensland University of … Continued
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The federal government’s move to increase the width limit of trucks will bring Australia in line with major overseas markets and help increase the uptake of electric heavy vehicles, according to the Electric Vehicle Council. The overall width limit of trucks will increase from 2.50 to 2.55 metres, which will align with standards used by … Continued
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FOR a nation girt by sea and where 99% of its international trade comes and goes via ships, tomorrow’s World Maritime Day should give Australia pause to consider how shipping should be fuelled. According to Australia’s Bureau of Infrastructure and Transport Research Economics, 1,709.4 million tonnes of international and coastal cargo moved through our … Continued
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GreenSquareDC™ and Schneider Electric have announced the signing of its MOU, where Schneider Electrics’ technology will be utilised to deliver highly sustainable data centre solutions across GreenSquareDC™’s regional data centre pipeline. The new infrastructure will feature innovative design, aiming to set a new benchmark in sustainable data centres. The partnership will aim to minimise carbon … Continued
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TOKYO, Sept. 25, 2023 /Kyodo JBN-AsiaNet/ — -International Conference on Clean Energy Technologies- The National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (hereinafter referred to as “AIST”) based in Tokyo will hold an international conference, “The 5th RD20,” from Wednesday, October 4, to Friday, October 6, 2023 in Fukushima, a frontier for renewable energy development. … Continued
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With summer just around the corner, along with the promise of long lazy days and backyard BBQs comes the challenge of keeping ourselves and our homes cool, especially on those days when cranking up the air conditioning feels like the only option. However, as energy costs and temperatures continue to rise, Australian homeowners are searching … Continued
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Report finds shared energy infrastructure for clean energy clusters saves money, materials, time Clusters where multiple sites act together reduces emissions faster than individual efforts Government funding should prioritise sites that coordinate in clean industry hubs/clusters Investing in helping existing clusters of businesses to become powered by clean energy can save taxpayers money, substantially reduce … Continued
