Chilling out with efficient air conditioner
03 March, 2015 | Supplied by: Innovative Air SolutionsIn the early hours of 1 March 2015, Innovative Air Solutions and Gillespie Cranes began a 15-hour operation to remove two outdated air-conditioning units from the server room of Commander, located on Bridge Street in Sydney.
All bioenergy options are not created equal
02 March, 2015Researchers have evaluated various bioenergy options offered as alternatives to greenhouse gas-emitting fossil fuels and found that some options are far better for the environment than others.
Increasing energy costs are unlikely to affect businesses and trade
02 March, 2015Researchers from the London School of Economics and Political Science have published the first analysis to quantify the effect that energy prices have on global trade.
Collaborative clean combustion project underway
26 February, 2015ARC Professorial Fellow Assaad Masri, from the University of Sydney, is collaborating with Qatar University's Dr Samer Ahmed on a project that will help engineers develop cleaner combustion of sustainable fuel alternatives.
Clean Energy Council calls for WA to invest in renewable energy
25 February, 2015The Clean Energy Council, which was in Perth yesterday to launch a new Western Australian chapter, has called for the state's government to implement new policy measures which will attract more renewable energy projects.
Clean Energy Council calls for WA to invest in renewable energy
25 February, 2015The Clean Energy Council, which was in Perth yesterday to launch a new Western Australian chapter, has called for the state's government to implement new policy measures which will attract more renewable energy projects.
IKEA calls for consumers to change their light bulbs
24 February, 2015IKEA is encouraging consumers to switch to LED light bulbs, described by the company as a simple task which "plays a significant role in creating a more sustainable world".
Orora introduces energy efficiency to NZ operations
23 February, 2015Orora, a manufacturer of packaging for various food and beverage brands, aims to save up to 15% of its energy as part of a three-year plan developed with the support of New Zealand's Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority (EECA).
Symposium advances Australian solar thermal industry
23 February, 2015The Australian Solar Thermal Research Initiative (ASTRI) last week held a symposium to facilitate the sharing of knowledge and foster connections amongst the stakeholders within the solar thermal community in Australia.
PV power for pallet producer
23 February, 2015Yingli Solar has announced a 100 kWp solar photovoltaic (PV) system for Fisher's Group, a large-scale producer of timber pallets that is dedicated to becoming a carbon-neutral company.
LEGO goes wind powered
19 February, 2015Holding and investment company KIRKBI A/S, which owns 75% of The LEGO Group, has invested approximately DKK 3bn (over $587m) in the construction of the offshore wind farm 'Borkum Riffgrund 1' in the German North Sea. Located 54 km off the coast, the wind farm will help The LEGO Group reach its goal of being 100% renewable energy powered by 2020.
World-first wave power project switched on
18 February, 2015Minister for Industry and Science Ian Macfarlane today switched on the onshore power station of the Perth Wave Energy Project - the first ever wave power plant to be connected to the grid and operating multiple wave units.
No link between wind turbines and health, says NHMRC
12 February, 2015 by Lauren DavisThe NHMRC has released a statement concluding that "there is currently no consistent evidence that wind farms cause adverse health effects in humans", following a rigorous independent assessment of the existing scientific evidence on wind farms and human health.
Award-winning artesian heating and cooling for Christchurch airport
12 February, 2015 | Supplied by: Beca
As part of Christchurch International Airport's $237 million Integrated Terminal Project, engineering consultant Beca designed and delivered an innovative artesian heating and cooling system.
Reverse auction results in three new wind farms
10 February, 2015The ACT's first wind energy reverse auction has resulted in a $50 million direct investment into the local economy, predicted to result in broader economic benefits in excess of $240 million.
