The benefits of solar air collection in buildings
23 January, 2015 by Eamon Corless, Director, SolairA building's air-conditioning system is typically responsible for around 50% of the base building's energy consumption. As such, any reduction in air-conditioning energy consumption or efficient energy utilisation will offer significant savings in total building energy consumption and carbon emissions.
Safe solar for service station
22 January, 2015 | Supplied by: Enphase EnergyThe Oasis Service Station in Tuncurry, NSW, operates from the early morning until late into the night each day, draining electricity along the way. With load spikes in the morning and at night, owner and operator Stan Wilson turned to solar as a way to cut the station's ever-rising expenses.
Philips participating in the International Year of Light
22 January, 20152015 has been announced by the United Nations as the International Year of Light and Light-based Technologies (IYL 2015). The global initiative will highlight the importance of light and optical technologies to our lives and to the development of society - and the impact of its absence on poverty-stricken countries.
Energy Action launches online client portal
21 January, 2015Energy management consultancy firm Energy Action has launched an online portal which enables its clients to view their energy usage data, analytics and reports at the touch of a button.
Intellisocket smart power outlet is launching soon
20 January, 2015Sayve Technologies has developed Intellisocket - a smart power outlet that offers energy monitoring, home automation and style in one device. The device removes the need for separate connection infrastructure and makes use of the user's existing home Wi-Fi network.
Intellisocket smart power outlet is launching soon
20 January, 2015Sayve Technologies has developed Intellisocket - a smart power outlet that offers energy monitoring, home automation and style in one device. The product removes the need for separate connection infrastructure and makes use of the user's existing home Wi-Fi network.
Safe solar project for Queensland firefighters
19 January, 2015
Firefighters in Queensland wanted to contribute to the fight against climate change but needed a safe energy solution that delivers dependable performance monitoring. Green Energy Electrical had the solution tucked inside a toolbox.
Safe solar project for Queensland firefighters
19 January, 2015 | Supplied by: Enphase EnergyFirefighters in Queensland wanted to contribute to the fight against climate change but needed a safe energy solution that delivers dependable performance monitoring. Green Energy Electrical had the solution tucked inside a toolbox.
CETA energy-related hardware and software
12 January, 2015 | Supplied by: Control Logic Pty LtdControl Logic has been appointed as a distributor for CETA commercial and industrial products within Australia. CETA enables companies to reduce energy-related costs, achieve regulatory compliance and reach green/environmental initiative targets.
Kaeser optimises compressed air systems
12 January, 2015 | Supplied by: Kaeser Compressors Australia
Kaeser Compressors Australia has assisted Wilson Transformer Company (WTC), a manufacturer of power and distribution transformers, in meeting its increased demand for compressed air.
Philips to power Madrid in world's largest street lighting project
07 January, 2015Royal Philips and the city of Madrid are taking part in the world's largest street lighting project. Madrid's entire street lighting system will be renewed with over 200,000 new energy-efficient Philips products, delivering energy savings of 44% and providing the city with good-quality street lighting at no additional cost to its citizens.
Australia and India to produce cheaper fuels from waste
17 December, 2014QUT's Centre for Tropical Crops and Biocommodities (CTCB) and Mumbai's Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT) are leading a multimillion-dollar research project to reduce the costs of producing bio oils and chemicals from agricultural waste, minimise investment risks and encourage diversification in farming.
UWA launches REV fast-charging station
16 December, 2014The UWA Renewable Energy Vehicle (REV) Project, led by engineering staff and students from The University of Western Australia, has launched Australia's first commercial, combined charging standard, fast-charging station.
Storage solution to enhance rooftop PV
15 December, 2014The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has announced $445,000 funding for Reposit Power to trial an on-grid solar photovoltaic (PV) energy storage and trading system.
Car to run on Coregas hydrogen
12 December, 2014Australian gases company Coregas has announced it is set to supply gas for Hyundai's hydrogen-powered concept car, the Hyundai ix35 Fuel Cell. Hyundai is currently installing a hydrogen car refuelling station at its headquarters in Macquarie Park, NSW, ready to commence operations early next year.
