Sustainability > Energy

$63 million to bring Toyota engine line to Victoria

14 September, 2010

The Gillard government will invest $63 million to bring production of Toyota’s next-generation, four-cylinder engine for the Camry and Hybrid Camry to Australia.


Multibillion-dollar environmental funding program previewed

08 September, 2010

A multibillion-dollar environmental funding program has been previewed at one of the largest ever gatherings in Australia of environmental experts.


Origin to explore geothermal opportunities in Indonesia

07 September, 2010

Origin Energy Limited (Origin), as part of a consortium, has been successful in bidding for a geothermal exploration concession in Northern Sumatra, Indonesia.


Electrical distribution SCADA solution for power efficiency

01 September, 2010

Schneider Electric has launched its PowerLogic SCADA software, which is a complete monitoring and control solution for electrical distribution networks. Having applied the insights and experience of working with major industry segments, Schneider Electric’s PowerLogic SCADA delivers a reliable, flexible and high-performance solution to reduce outages and increase power efficiency.


Better Place extends Tokyo trial

27 August, 2010

Better Place has announced that it has extended its switchable-battery electric vehicle taxi pilot in Tokyo to operate through the end of the year.


Progress on energy management standard

23 August, 2010

The future ISO 50001 standard for energy management was recently approved as a Draft International Standard (DIS).


Dimpleflo modular heat exchangers

20 August, 2010 by

The Dimpleflo modular heat exchangers can be used to recover energy from any warm or hot product or effluent.


Bringing light to heritage landmark

19 August, 2010

Today’s emerging sustainability requirements in the building industry are creating new types of considerations, particularly when designing modern solutions for heritage-listed properties.


Toyota to plug in tri-generation plant

12 August, 2010

Work has begun to install energy-saving technology at Toyota Australia’s corporate headquarters in Port Melbourne. The installation of the tri-gen plant is the next stage of Toyota Australia’s plan to reduce energy use at its headquarters by 40% from 2007/08 levels.

 


Energy-efficiency legislation powering up government agenda

11 August, 2010 by Peter Garrett*

Energy-efficiency legislation is powering up the government agenda but how should the government ensure any new schemes are widely adopted? Peter Garrett, Managing Director, mySmart CTI, comments.


New research in clean energy storage

11 August, 2010

New research in clean energy storage could light the way to energy from the sun, even after dark.


Drive controls solar tracking device

02 August, 2010

The unique harmonic drive principle continues to open new applications in all areas of modern engineering. It is available in a wide selection of mechanical configurations and is used extensively in robots, machine tools, radars and any applications with a rotating shaft where positioning, tilting and panning is required because of its high accuracy and no backlash.


Manufacturing facility slashes pressure - and power bills

02 August, 2010

A recent energy audit at its manufacturing facility paves the way for Geofabrics to optimise its on-site compressed air system and derive ongoing energy savings.


$30m for Newcastle Institute for Energy and Resources

28 June, 2010

The Hunter will continue to be at the forefront of sustainable energy research and development with the establishment of the Newcastle Institute for Energy and Resources.


New report shows greener building sector can make real difference to climate change mitigation

16 June, 2010

The Australian Sustainable Built Environment Council (ASBEC) has today released its Second Plank Update Report 2010 - hailed as a clarion call to government on the significant potential of additional energy-efficiency measures in the building sector.


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