Author: Paul Skelton
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Super-fast broadband for Brisbane a step closer
NBN Co has installed the first fibre optic cable in a Brisbane suburb as part of the widespread rollout of the National Broadband Network. -
NBN Co determined to keep NSW rollout on track
The company building the National Broadband Network says claims by the New South Wales Government that the NBN rollout would lead to a rise in electricity ... -
The truth about thin-film solar cells
With so many types of solar technologies on the market, it’s easy to be confused about how one differs from another. US Master Electrician David Herres ... -
The ups and downs of steerable solar panels
Steerable solar panels are more efficient than fixed units, but there are costs. Phil Kreveld looks at all the angles. -
Schneider Electric announces MIX2012, a power and cooling event for engineers and contractors
Schneider Electric has introduced MIX2012 Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, the latest stop in the worldwide power and cooling event taking place in November. -
Eaton and Cooper shareholders approve proposals related to Eaton’s acquisition of Cooper
Eaton Corporation have announced that, at shareholder meetings, proposals related to Eaton’s acquisition of Cooper were approved by both Eaton’s and Cooper’s shareholders. -
Philips launches connected lighting system for the home
With the launch of Philips hue, consumers can now wirelessly control and personalise their home lighting experience – from the palm of their hand. -
NECA calls on NSW Government to protect electricians caught up in construction industry insolvencies
The peak Australian electrical industry body the National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA) is calling on the NSW Government to protect electrical and communications contractors caught ... -
Never skipping a beat
A Melbourne landmark has undergone significant restorations, including the installation of a 5kW solar system. Paul Skelton reports. -
Should a contractor rent or buy?
The debate over renting versus buying for many contractors is more about cashflow than it is about profitability, writes Brian Seymour.