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Technology solutions to boost the benefits for ACT home solar and battery owners
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has announced $2.9 million in funding for Evoenergy to utilise new technologies to improve and manage electricity network congestion at ... -
AIS is looking for feedback on electrotechnology training package updates
The Australian Industry Standards (AIS) advises that the Electrotechnology Industry Reference Committee’s (E-IRC’s), Technical Advisory Committees have drafted Training Package materials for the following projects and ... -
Standards Australia releases Small Business Sets to greater access at an affordable cost
Following the launch of the Standards Store earlier this year, Standards Australia has launched a new product series, the Small Business Sets (SBS). The SBS has ... -
Siemens expands APS Industrial master distributor relationship
Siemens will expand the APS Industrial master distributor relationship to include its ‘building technology’ products portfolio. This comes off the back of the success and growth ... -
NECA welcomes AEMC’s reforms
The National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA) has welcomed the Australian Energy Market Commission’s (AEMC) final decision to incentivise an influx of batteries into the market, ... -
RS Components helps industries get ahead with Industrial Internet of Things
RS Components has announced a broad range of industrial electronics solutions supporting designers and engineers to meet increasing and evolving electronics demands. Featuring brands by market-leading ... -
Changes are coming for some switchboards
The use of either AS/NZS 3439 or AS/NZS 61439 for low voltage switchgear and control gear assemblies has been extended until 25 November 2022. In Queensland, ... -
AEMC introduces incentives for more batteries to enter the market
The Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) has made a final rule making it easier and more attractive for more batteries and hybrid systems to enter the ... -
Phasing out of mercury-containing lighting products
Australia is expected to commence phasing out all lighting that contains mercury or mercury products from 2022, by signing onto an international treaty called the Minamata ... -
Australia’s largest privately-funded, grid-connected battery built at former Hazelwood Power Station
ENGIE, Macquarie’s Green Investment Group (GIG), and Fluence have partnered to deliver Australia’s largest privately-funded and owned utility-scale battery. The project is fully committed and will ...
