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Ohme partners with OSW
Ohme has become the newest home EV charging partner for OSW, bringing Ohme’s range of chargers developed specifically for the Australian market. Helping Australian drivers charge ... -
All Energy Australia opens registrations
All Energy Australia has opened registrations for its 2024 return, opening opportunities for industry suppliers and experts as well as those involved in the renewable energy ... -
Australian Trades Small Business Champion Awards reveals 2024 finalists
The Australian Trades Small Business Champion Awards has revealed their 2024 shortlist. The Australian Trades Small Business Champion Awards pertinently pays tribute to the vital role ... -
Standards Australia to host free psychosocial safety workplace webinar
Standards Australia will host a free online event Standards in Practice: Psychosocial Safety in the Workplace to equip professionals with valuable information on integrating psychosocial risk ... -
BSC opens B-cycle Scheme industry consultation
The Battery Stewardship Council (BSC), Australia’s official product stewardship scheme for batteries, has opened industry consultation on its proposal to future-proof the B-cycle Scheme. Representatives from ... -
Schneider Sustainability Impact Awards returns for a third year
Schneider Electric, distributed by Clipsal in Australia, has announced its Sustainability Impact Awards 2024, returning for a third year to underscore the company’s commitment to supporting ... -
Energy Consumers Australia requests national rule change
Energy Consumers Australia has requested a rule change to amend the National Electricity Rules and National Energy Retail Rules. The AEMC received the rule change request ... -
Industry supports transparency and accountability in building approvals
Master Builders Association of NSW (MBA) has supported the NSW Government’s initiative to provide a more transparent and accountable building approvals process, following the release of ... -
Electricians fined for licence-sharing scheme
Three people and two Perth companies have received fines totalling almost $40,000 for taking part in an illegal licence-sharing arrangement involving solar installations at 25 properties. ...
