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Carbon-negative power stations possible in NZ

16 August, 2024

A modelling study shows that retrofitting a geothermal power station could allow carbon capture from other sources such as forestry residue.


Why Australia's energy sovereignty doesn't mean 'more lithium'

27 June, 2024 by Dr Thomas Nann

A battery technology inventor argues that the government shouldn't be putting all the battery eggs in the one basket as we may risk our energy sovereignty.


The central role of energy storage in our renewable energy future

26 June, 2024 by Natalya Makarochkina, Senior Vice President, Secure Power, Schneider Electric

As the impacts of climate change intensify globally and emission reduction deadlines loom, Australia must prioritise its power supply.


Australia's nuclear future or fantasy?

19 June, 2024 by Carolyn Jackson

The Federal Coalition has released details on its vision for nuclear energy in Australia, including seven locations for plants, but is it a plausible solution?


The role of flexibility in Australia's volatile energy landscape

13 June, 2024 by Lisa Zembrodt, Principal and Senior Director of Sustainability Business, Pacific Zone at Schneider Electric

Flexibility is not merely a buzzword in energy discourse — it has the potential to unlock significant cost savings and operational efficiency.


QUT hosts National Battery Strategy launch

28 May, 2024

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese released the first National Battery Strategy on 23 May while visiting the QUT Advanced Battery Facility.


CSIRO innovation program for SMEs in clean energy

28 May, 2024

Australia's national science agency, CSIRO, is calling on small- to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) working on clean energy solutions to apply for the latest 'Innovate to Grow' program.


IICA Technology Expo explored instrumentation, control & automation

13 May, 2024 by Ella Averill-Russell, IICA Sydney Branch Manager

The recent IICA Technology Expo in Newcastle, NSW, allowed industry leaders to explore the latest advancements in automation, instrumentation and process control.


Heat recovery could save money and the environment

26 April, 2024

Up to 96% of the drive energy supplied to a compressor is available for reuse — this is referred to as "heat recovery".


The sustainability sector's thoughts on a 'future made in Australia'

15 April, 2024 by Carolyn Jackson

Hear thoughts from leaders in heavy manufacturing and climate tech, regional areas and cities as well as research and development sectors.


Dirty dancing across a new energy landscape

10 April, 2024 by Lisa Zembrodt

The real-time balancing of electricity generation (supply) and demand is like a dynamic dance and if the two dancers are not in sync, the electricity system could tumble.


A more sustainable alternative to lithium-ion batteries

12 February, 2024

As the search for alternative battery technologies continues, a project called 4NiB in Germany has its sights set on developing a sustainable energy storage system.


ControlAir Electro-Pneumatic Pressure Regulators

06 February, 2024

ControlAir's Electro-Pneumatic Pressure Regulators are devices that combine electrical control with pneumatic pressure regulation.


Ocean energy tech deployed off Fremantle coast

23 January, 2024

As industries look to replace diesel and commit to net zero pathways, the opportunity to access novel oceanic renewable energy sources like wave energy could provide a solution.


Hydropower: redefining the renewable energy landscape

21 December, 2023

SMEC is advancing hydropower projects globally by utilising innovative designs and technologies that emphasise environmental sustainability, enabling the harnessing of renewable energy from flowing water, redefining the renewable energy landscape.


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