Sustainability

New electrolyte could be key to more sustainable batteries

15 November, 2018

A new electrolyte created by New Zealand researchers will make aluminium batteries cheaper and easier to produce.


GEMS Act effective at reducing energy use: draft report

14 November, 2018 by Lauren Davis

The GEMS Act regulates the energy efficiency of appliances and equipment by setting minimum energy performance standards and energy rating label requirements.


Shellfish recycling centre the first step to restoring our waterways

12 November, 2018

The 'Give Back to Habitat' initiative kicked off with the opening of the Moreton Bay Shellfish Recycling Centre.


Resourcefulness top of mind for utilities and consumers

08 November, 2018 | Supplied by: Itron Australasia Pty Ltd

Resourcefulness — defined as the thoughtful and careful use of energy and water — is top of mind for utilities and consumers alike, according to a new report from Itron.


Report: IIoT key for sustainability in global supply chain

06 November, 2018 | Supplied by: Inmarsat Services Ltd

Improving the environmental sustainability of their operations through the adoption of IIoT technologies is a priority for organisations engaged in the global supply chain.


Sunshine Coast Council shines in inaugural Smart Cities Awards

02 November, 2018 | Supplied by: Smart Cities Council ANZ

Australia's first ever Smart Cities Awards were presented as part of Smart Cities Week, held in Sydney from 28–31 October.


Climate-controlled classroom powered entirely by renewables

01 November, 2018

Built by Hivve Technology, the portable classroom is powered by a combination of rooftop solar and a Tesla Powerwall 2 battery.


Code for Smart Communities released by Smart Cities Council

31 October, 2018 | Supplied by: Smart Cities Council ANZ

The Code for Smart Communities is a benchmark for urban development practices across greenfield communities, urban regeneration precincts and diverse institutional campuses.


Decentralised Energy Exchange now open for business

25 October, 2018 | Supplied by: GreenSync Pty Ltd

The Decentralised Energy Exchange has commenced the rollout of a platform that connects distributed energy resources and virtual power plants to existing markets.


Impacts of unconventional gas production on water resources

24 October, 2018

Groundwater contamination could be among many possible impacts of unconventional gas production.


2018 Energy Hack winners announced

23 October, 2018

Energy Hack brings together students and professionals from all walks of life to look into the future and drive innovation towards stable, abundant and affordable energy for Australians.


SUEZ provides $165,000 to 16 community projects

23 October, 2018

Community groups, schools and organisations secured the funds as part of the 2018 SUEZ Community Grants Program, which provides individual grants of up to $15,000.


Resource efficiency category added to the IS rating scheme

23 October, 2018 | Supplied by: Ramboll Australia

The Infrastructure Sustainability Council of Australia (ISCA) has teamed with Ramboll to develop a tool to rate the resource efficiency of projects in Australia.


Minister for Cities joins Smart Cities Week

19 October, 2018 | Supplied by: Smart Cities Council ANZ

Minister for Cities, Urban Infrastructure and Population Alan Tudge will share his vision for smart, connected cities at the opening plenary at Smart Cities Week.


Qld Premier among inaugural bioenergy award winners

19 October, 2018

Four innovative bioenergy projects and Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk have received top honours at the inaugural Bioenergy Innovation Awards.


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