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SA hits a hydrogen “gold rush”, exploration to begin
In less than 12 months, six companies have taken up or applied for 18 exploration licences targeting so-called “gold” hydrogen, named for its natural occurrence, covering ... -
Trina Solar publishes CAPEX and LCOE assessment white paper
Trina Solar has released the CAPEX and levelised cost of energy (LCOE) assessment White Paper, including Fraunhofer ISE, DNV, Black&Veatch, Enertis Applus+, UL, five global authoritative ... -
Legrand ANZ appoints new CEO
Legrand Australia & New Zealand has appointed Palash Nandy as chief executive effective immediately. Palash previously held the position of chief executive at Numeric India – ... -
REC Solar helps bushfire-effected communities with free solar
REC Solar has completed its first REConstruct program. The program saw 15 Australian community organisations affected by the 2019/20 Black Summer Bushfires receive premium solar systems ... -
CEDIA launches 2022 Market Research Insights for ANZ
Following the successful launch of the first-ever market research into the Australian residential systems integration industry in 2021, CEDIA is once again calling on the entire ... -
AEMO report shows Australia’s potential to fully exploit solar lead
The latest Quarterly Energy Dynamics report from AEMO shows a renewables surge in the energy mix and demonstrates the urgent need for Australia to fully exploit ... -
Commonwealth Government extends the BAC wage subsidy program
The Commonwealth Government has extended its Boosting Apprenticeship Commencements (BAC) wage subsidy program which lets people claim up to a 50% wage rebate, up to $28,000 ... -
Aussie solar start up 5B feels the need for speed
On behalf of the Australian Government, the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has today announced $14 million in funding for 5B to accelerate the automation of ... -
One in four NSW residents dispose of asbestos on-site or in kerbside bins
Research commissioned by the NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has found an alarming lack of knowledge around how to deal with asbestos by homeowners and trade ... -
DIY, unlicensed electric art technique leads to fatal electric shock
The tragic electric shock death of a WA man while handling a high-voltage homemade appliance is a stark reminder of the dangers of unlicensed electrical work, ...
