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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 ... -
S-5! adds business and engineering manager in APAC
S-5!, a provider of metal roof attachment solutions for solar, has announced a new addition to its growing team as it looks to further expand its ... -
FIMER’s PVS-175 inverters power multiple SA solar farms
Yates Electrical Services Group (YES Group) and sustainable Energy Infrastructure (SEI) entered into a long-term agreement to design, develop, own, operate and maintain five mid-large scale ... -
Ai Group to establish ETIM chapter, expand construction industry’s supply chain
The national employer association Ai Group has announced that it has been licensed to establish a chapter of ETIM International for Australia and New Zealand. The ... -
Techtronic in court for alleged resale price maintenance over power tools
The ACCC has instituted Federal Court proceedings against Techtronic Industries Australia Pty Limited (Techtronic), alleging it engaged in resale price maintenance in relation to the wholesale ... -
Trevor St Baker: Australia could miss EV jobs without commitment
Electric vehicle (EV) powerhouse Trevor St Baker says Australia could miss out on tens of thousands of jobs without a specific “buy local” commitment in the ... -
Schneider reimagines hotel experience with Australia’s first connected room solutions
Schneider Electric has launched its Connected Room Solutions for Hotels, the first solutions of its kind in Australia to boost operational and energy efficiencies while providing ... -
Predicting line-sag boosts efficiencies
Engineering Consultancy Frazer-Nash has developed a new way for South Australia’s principal electricity network, ElectraNet, to accurately detect transmission line-sag to ensure better public safety and ...
