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New electrical vehicle Standard
The committee charged with developing electric vehicles standards has agreed on key definitions – the essential first step for an over-arching set of electric vehicle standards. -
Electrical industry not consulted on government plan for American workers
Australian electrical industry body, the National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA) says it had not been consulted by the Australian Government on their plans to assess ... -
Volunteering opportunities for Australian trade professionals in the North Pacific
Communities across the Pacific need the support of Australian volunteer health education, water and sanitation, renewable energy and environmental education professionals. -
ACT Government shouldn’t prematurely target contractors says electrical industry
Peak Australian electrical industry body, the National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA), says the ACT Government should wait for further evidence based research before proposing changes ... -
MEGT commences first Certificate III in Electrotechnology class
Two people have put every ounce of their experience into a new Trade Skills Centre providing electrotechnology courses in Ringwood, Melbourne. -
Debate over electricity prices
The Energy Users Association of Australia (EUAA) recently released a report into electricity prices in Australia in comparison to other countries. -
New electrical equipment safety system for Australia and New Zealand
A national Regulation Impact Statement (RIS) has been developed outlining a preferred option for achieving a more consistent and effective electrical equipment safety system for Australia ... -
Using Clipsal C-Bus as a scalable solution
C-Bus Home Control can be easily customised to suit your customer’s specific needs and requirements. The capabilities and function combinations are endless. -
Electrical industry responsible for most ‘bad debt’
Caroline Reidy talks to Terry Duffy from National Credit Insurance about risk and reward and why in business a handshake just won’t cut it. -
Wire by Click installed in Bulky Goods Store
An Australian company’s innovative way of delivering power has saved time and money for the electricians working on a major installation in Victoria.
