Energy

Philips 14 W LEDbulb

31 October, 2014 | Supplied by: Signify

Philips has released a 14 W LED light bulb that provides a similar light output to the company's high-wattage incandescent bulbs. The LEDbulb draws only 14 W of energy and produces 1400 lumens - compared to 1180 lumens from a Philips Softone 100 W incandescent bulb - in residential use.


Enphase Energy Management System

31 October, 2014 | Supplied by: Enphase Energy

The Enphase Energy Management System enables the large-scale implementation of solar power integrated with the grid. The system intelligently integrates the critical technologies needed to solve solar energy challenges at scale: smart-grid intelligence, communications, big data analytics and storage.


Enphase AC Battery

30 October, 2014 | Supplied by: Enphase Energy

Enphase Energy has announced its Enphase AC Battery, an energy storage solution with a modular, plug-and-play storage device fully integrated with the Enphase Energy Management System.


Sydney's LED light program awarded

28 October, 2014

The City of Sydney has been recognised for its $7 million program to install new LED street and park lights across its entire city centre, becoming the first city in Australia to do so. The City was awarded for leadership and innovation at this year's Institute of Public Works Engineering Australasia (NSW) annual awards.


Conference on the future of Australia's biofuels industry

28 October, 2014

The Biofuels Association of Australia (BAA) is this week holding its annual conference 'A New Energy for Biofuels'. To be held on 31 October at Doltone House, Hyde Park, the conference aims to lift the focus for investment and growth in the biofuel and renewable sector.


Plantic eco Plastic packaging

23 October, 2014 | Supplied by: Plantic Technologies Ltd

Plantic eco Plastic roll stock is made predominately from starch technology, which constitutes about 80% of the total package structure and is said to use up to 40% less energy to produce than conventional ethylene-based polymers.


Brightgreen Loomi LED lights

23 October, 2014 | Supplied by: Brightgreen Pty Ltd

Brightgreen has launched Loomi Tru-Colour LED lights for everyday illumination. Where regular LEDs illuminate only eight colours, Tru-Colour lights illuminate 14 key colours.


Emerson provides free licences to enhance real-time control using WirelessHART

21 October, 2014 | Supplied by: Emerson

Emerson Process Management has licensed royalty-free patent rights for its PIDPlus wireless PID controller technology to improve real-time control performance, simplify tuning and inherently protect against system failures across all control systems.


Intelligent LED upgrade for Swire Cold Storage

20 October, 2014 | Supplied by: Maser Technology Group

With a network of temperature-controlled facilities across Australia, Swire Cold Storage provides logistics services and supply chain solutions to a range of businesses. The company has made energy efficiency a high priority, with a focus on intelligent LED lighting.


Lime supplier commissions biogas plant

20 October, 2014

UK lime supplier Singleton Birch this year commissioned a 1.5 MW anaerobic digestion (AD) facility at its lime works in Melton Ross, Barnetby, North Lincolnshire.


Yingli Solar passes Positive Quality Program

14 October, 2014

Yingli Solar has been announced as the first solar PV module manufacturer to successfully pass the Australian Solar Council's Positive Quality inspection program. The program was announced in May this year in order to help distinguish between high- and low-quality solar panels.


Rethinking grid-connected PV economics: cost parity period

13 October, 2014 by Dr Glen Johnston, Director, LAROS Technologies | Supplied by: Laros Technologies

Typical analysis of PV system economic viability usually assesses net present value of the PV plant capital expense and running costs in comparison with an alternative investment offering a specified rate of return, or 'discount rate'. Grid-connected PV plants should be assessed against a different type of competing 'investment' - the grid electricity tariff.


Solar power project for off-grid NT communities

13 October, 2014

The Australian and Northern Territory governments have announced Solar SETuP - a $55 million project to bring solar power to remote communities in the Northern Territory. The project was launched on Sunday by Industry Minister Ian Macfarlane, NT Chief Minister Adam Giles and Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) CEO Ivor Frischknecht.


CETA appoints Control Logic as its Australian distributor

08 October, 2014

CETA, a distributor of energy-related hardware and software products, has appointed Control Logic as its Australian distributor. The company's product portfolio includes meters, communication devices and an energy-management software platform.


Biogas cogeneration: the path towards climate-smart farming and agriculture

08 October, 2014 by Athena Dennis | Supplied by: Evo Energy Technologies

Climate-smart agriculture means providing an integrated and broad approach to food that factors in areas like sustainability, carbon emissions, climate change and nutrition. The answer to this can be a three-fold win for the natural environment, consumers and business: biogas cogeneration for agribusiness.


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