Author: Casey McGuire
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Flow Power deploys Canadian anti-hail technology
Australian energy retailer Flow Power is collaborating with Canadian Solar to distribute anti-hail modules on Australian solar and storage projects. The first Flow Power project to ... -
Fluke releases solar testing bundle
Fluke has released the Fluke 393 FC solar testing bundle which comprises of four products. The Fluke 393 FC clamp meter is CAT III 1500 V ... -
Safer ways to charge: New Technical Specification released for EVs
Standards Australia has launched new technical specifications to boost the safety of charging electric vehicles. Casey McGuire looks at the recent changes and what it means ... -
The ARC welcomes national licensing scheme for electricians
The Australian Refrigeration Council has welcomed the Albanese Government’s declaration to design a national licensing scheme for electricians. The ARC administers the national RAC licensing scheme ... -
Federal Government to design a national licensing scheme for electricians
The Albanese Government is set to work with states, territories, businesses and unions to design a national licensing scheme for electricians. This reform is a ... -
Perth based scientist makes biodegradable ‘gloves in a bottle’
Liquim has developed microfilm barrier technology by introducing a biodegradable ‘liquid glove’ to safeguard hands without generating landfill waste. Perth scientist Velimir Pajic is at the ... -
Builder fined $65,000 for ignoring safety protocols on Elwood construction site
A builder from Willoworks Pty Ltd has been convicted and fined $65,000 in the Melbourne Magistrates’ Court after metal scaffolding was assembled within 10cm of a ... -
Klein Tools introduces adjustable length screwdriver set
Klein Tools has introduced a two-piece adjustable length multi-bit screwdriver set. The bits are stored in the handle and the blade adjusts for easy access or ... -
Automotive qualifications recognised for Refrigerant Handling License (RHL)
The Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water has adapted its regulations to require automotive qualifications from automotive industry professionals that require a license ... -
Former electrical contractor given $50,000 fine for disregarding public safety
A former electrical contractor in Western Australia has received a $50,000 fine for notification delays that prevented timely safety inspections of electrical work. The company was ...
