"Solar tsunami" may hit businesses as installers go broke
Rubbish system removes litter from urban waterway
Partnership to improve utility efficiency across TAFE NSW campuses
Small-scale desalination tech for remote WA school
Co-digesting textile and food waste could create renewable methane
"Solar tsunami" may hit businesses as installers go broke
Energy industry expert warns Australia's next solar gold rush could leave businesses facing losses unless they apply due diligence.
Rubbish system removes litter from urban waterway
Hunter Water has installed a new litter trap and boom system to help prevent rubbish from entering downstream mangroves and waterways.
Partnership to improve utility efficiency across TAFE NSW campuses
The program combines utility data, technology, training and engineering expertise to help facilities teams identify and address utility inefficiencies.
Small-scale desalination tech for remote WA school
A team of scientists worked with industry engineers to build an off-grid desalination unit that is small enough to fit inside a shipping container.
Co-digesting textile and food waste could create renewable methane
Researchers have found that co-digesting textile waste with food waste can improve methane yields, stabilise digesters, and divert waste from landfill.
McCrometer McPropeller M1104 flow meter and AMS Flow Lab
The McPropeller M1104 is the lightweight, durable and transportable mechanical flow meter that...
Klippon Connect terminal blocks with Weidmüller SNAP IN technology
The products are easy to use and feature standardised test points which make automated testing...
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"Solar tsunami" may hit businesses as installers go broke
Energy industry expert warns Australia's next solar gold rush could leave businesses facing losses unless they apply due diligence.
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Aussie solar boom creates million-tonne waste problem: report
As millions of solar panels age, researchers warn the country must act quickly to prevent a...
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Industry transitions from gas to renewable heat: report
More than 230 Australian industrial sites and commercial buildings will have switched from gas to...
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Industrial electricity costs could halve by sharing infrastructure
Heavy industry could reduce electricity costs by up to 50% by sharing renewable infrastructure...
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Beyond compliance: why ESG in construction is becoming a people issue
The shift comes as the industry faces significant workforce pressures, with skilled labour shortages identified as one of the biggest threats...
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Registrations now open for Clean Up Australia Day 2027
The national volunteer clean-up day has been running for over 36 years, with close to 24 million...
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Tiny chip may cut AI's growing energy demands
A fingernail-sized chip has been designed by a Swinburne University of Technology spinout to...
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Tiny molecule 'superhighways' to improve industrial processing
New membrane technology could improve the sustainability of energy-intensive industrial...
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SEW projects to deliver six billion litres of recycled water annually
South East Water has invested in three major recycled water projects to boost water security and support climate resilience for Melbourne's...
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AWA celebrates National Water Week 2026
Hosted by Australian Water Association, National Water Week has kicked off, with the theme...
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Long-term water security project proposed for Hunter region
The proposed project will replace a 12 km section of the CTGM between Brookfield Tunnel and Burmi...
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Desalination marine works conclude at Belmont
Hunter Water has officially completed all major marine construction works for the Belmont...
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