Author: Staff Writer
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Prysmian Group records highest ever voltage for HVDC cables
Electrical power transmission and telecommunication cable manufacturer, Prysmian Group has reached two record-breaking milestones in the field of power transmission and has announced the successful development and ... -
ESO’s guide to dealing with unterminated live cables
Of the more than 300 electrical shocks reported to the Electrical Safety Office in Queensland over the past 12 months, around ten per cent relate to ... -
APC by Schneider Electric expands power and cooling services
APC by Schneider Electric has launched its dedicated power and cooling managed services practice for partners, expanding on the existing APC Global Channel Partner Program. Aimed at ... -
Understanding storage
As energy storage solutions begin to enter the market, it is important for electricians to get up to speed with the new technology. GSES director Susan ... -
Government looks into challenges posed by renewables integration
The Australian Energy Council has welcomed the federal government’s increased focus on the technical challenges posed by the integration of renewable energy into Australian electricity grids. ... -
Olympus launches the iPlex NX industrial videoscope
Catastrophic failure of machinery or structures is usually expensive to repair and can pose a threat to the health and safety of workers and the public. ... -
Molex Premise Networks launches its VarioKeystone range
Molex Premise Networks has released the VarioKeystone product range which comprise of S/FTP Cat 7 cable, cable plugs, Cat 6A and Cat 7 inserts and unloaded patch ... -
ENA to help bring power back to Fiji after Cyclone Winston
Energy Networks Association will today send a fleet of donated heavy machinery and vehicles to help accelerate the safe restoration of Fiji’s electricity network devastated by ... -
Intelligent robot cables warns users of future failures
Treotham is now supplying a new igus chainflex cable that increases process reliability and safety by warning users against upcoming failures. As smart factories are becoming ... -
The future of energy systems to be discussed in Adelaide
More than 800 representatives from about 230 Australian and international organisations are in Adelaide this week discussing the future of the energy system. South Australia is ...
