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230 workers sacked by text message on Queensland solar farm
The Electrical Trades Union has seized on the circumstances surrounding the brutal sacking of 230 workers on a Queensland solar farm by text message at 6am ... -
Sun Cable, NT sign milestone agreement for Australia-ASEAN Power Link
Sun Cable and the Northern Territory government has signed a milestone agreement to facilitate the Australia-ASEAN Power Link (AAPL), that will see the Territory host one ... -
Fugro’s virtual 3D network model keeps Tasmanian powerlines safe
TasNetworks has awarded Fugro a new contract to deliver a 3D virtual network model and associated analytics for their power distribution network in Tasmania. Fugro will ... -
Electricians have the chance to laugh thanks to ‘52 Weeks of Alco’
In light of the challenging past 12 months, Alco has launched a 52-episode series dubbed Russ the Sparky all over social media in 2021 by Alco. ... -
Standards Australia and Future Fuels CRC accelerate Australia’s hydrogen economy
Standards Australia is accelerating Australia’s hydrogen economy with a new agreement with Future Fuels Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) to expedite the development of hydrogen standards. The ... -
Introducing CEDIA Smart Home Week for electricians and registered cablers
CEDIA, the international home technology trade association, has introduced two new training initiatives to help electricians and cablers better understand smart home technologies while maximising revenue. ... -
One million in funding for a Victorian Hydrogen Hub
CSIRO has welcomed Victorian government funding that will see it partner with Swinburne University of Technology to establish a Victorian Hydrogen Hub (VH2). VH2 is designed ... -
Calls for construction businesses to take leading role in skin cancer testing
Despite a deluge of information on the dangers of skin cancer over the last few decades, Australia remains a global skin cancer hot spot, with mortality ... -
Storing excess solar from the grid using hot water systems
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has announced $1.98 million in funding to Rheem Australia to conduct its Active Hot Water Control project using hot water ... -
EV Council: Australia EV incentives “another flaccid, do-nothing approach”
The Electric Vehicle Council has said that Angus Taylor’s Future Fuels discussion paper is “yet another flaccid, do-nothing document that will prevent Australians getting access to ...
