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Tradespeople and homeowners warned of faulty cables
Approximately 2,300km of dangerous Infinity electrical cable is still installed in thousands of homes across Australia. It is expected that in the next couple of months ... -
Companies prepare for growing demand in battery storage industry
Australia is predicted to become one of the world’s largest markets for battery storage due to its high cost of electricity, the large number of households ... -
The National Measurement Institute to hold a lighting workshop
The National Measurement Institute will hold a one-day workshop on emerging lighting technology such as light emitting diodes (LEDs) on 4 May 2016 at its premises ... -
New Zealand and Pacific Solar and Storage Council launched
A New Zealand and Pacific solar and storage council has been launched. The new industry body will be dedicated to promoting solar and energy storage, ensuring ... -
Robert Gerard appointed first patron of the Australia Made campaign
Robert Gerard (pictured right) has been appointed as the first ever patron of the Australia Made campaign by chairman Glenn Cooper (pictured left) at a board ... -
Pro-face joins Schneider Electric family
Pro-face, a leader in human machine interface (HMI) for operator terminals and industrial personal computer (IPC) is joining the Schneider Electric family and will rebrand as ... -
Melbourne Girls College students to ride for solar with Enphase
Over 200 students from Melbourne Girls College will be pedaling for up to 10 hours in groups of four on stationary bicycles to power up the ... -
The Victorian Council appoint new NECA Victorian chapter executive director
The Victorian Council has announced the appointment of James Keegan to the position of NECA Victorian Chapter Executive Director. James has worked for Schneider for 25 years ... -
Are you Australia’s fastest cabler?
BICSI is on the search for Australia’s fastest cablers to compete in the 2016 cabling skills challenge regional qualifiers. Qualifier will win the right to represent their region ... -
Gigabit subscribers projected to be 100 million by 2020
Many leading markets will adopt G.fast in the next five years, with coverage in some mature countries, potentially approaching 50%, a Point Topic report predicts. Point ...
