Energy

AusNet committed to reducing emissions

18 October, 2023

Australian energy group AusNet has committed to an interim Scope 1 and 2 CO2-e emissions reduction target of 50% by 2030 and a goal of net zero by 2045.


RMIT develops tool to unlock solar design

16 October, 2023

Software developed at RMIT University has made it easier to design buildings with solar incorporated into the design, not just the roof.


Australia's industries get behind decarbonisation, but urgent action is needed

12 October, 2023 | Supplied by: Schneider Electric

National research demonstrates that businesses recognise the importance of net zero emissions but indicates companies are not acting quickly enough to address the challenge.


Monash research to stabilise Aussie energy grid

11 October, 2023

Monash University researchers will use federal government funding to develop a tool to predict and manage instability in Australia's energy grid.


Designing Tomorrow's Infrastructure Today: Circular Economy and BIM Collaboration

11 October, 2023 by Linda Nordin – Circular Economy Specialist, Senior Associate Engineer, Waste & Resource Recovery, SMEC and John Callahan – Digital Engineering Practice Lead, SMEC | Supplied by: SMEC

The construction industry plays a considerable role in global energy consumption and energy-related carbon emissions, attributed to the manufacture of building materials and products.


Decarbonising Victoria's energy future

04 October, 2023

Dr Jonathan Spear shares the vision for decarbonising Victoria's energy future at the All-Energy Australia conference in Melbourne this month.


La Trobe to build Victoria's largest urban solar farm

03 October, 2023

La Trobe University is creating what is claimed to be the largest urban solar farm in Victoria, using around 4300 solar panels.


UNSW Sydney's Martin Green elected to US National Academy of Engineering

03 October, 2023

Scientia Professor Martin Green has been elected to the United States National Academy of Engineering for his work in solar energy development.


Continuous Emissions Monitoring: A Crucial Tool for Corporate Sustainability and Regulatory Compliance

01 October, 2023 | Supplied by: CAC Gas & Instrumentation

With environmental concerns front and centre, corporations face increasing pressure to reduce their carbon footprint and meet stringent government regulations.


Energy volatility a primary concern for businesses

01 October, 2023 | Supplied by: Schneider Electric

Volatility in energy supply and energy prices is becoming a key concern for businesses, according to new research released by Schneider Electric.


Making hydrogen production more sustainable

26 September, 2023

Researchers have created a catalyst designed to increase the sustainability of hydrogen production by reducing the amount of electricity used in the process.


Electrification as an accelerator towards net zero

18 September, 2023 by Ron Beck, Senior Director, Aspen Technology, Inc.

To meet the growing demand for electrification of mobility and heavy industry, it's now time for the energy industry to put its foot down to accelerate the change.


The drive for a more circular Li-ion battery industry

13 September, 2023

Competition in the EV sector is driving lithium-ion innovation; battery experts share their insights about the sustainable impacts these innovations may have in coming years.


Charging times could affect EV sustainability

13 September, 2023

Researchers from UQ will investigate whether the charging habits of electric vehicle owners could lower the cost of reaching Australia's climate targets.


Australian wave energy to roll into Europe

12 September, 2023

Carnegie Clean Energy has been awarded a €3,746,531 (AU$6.3 million) contract to deliver and operate its CETO wave energy technology in Europe.


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