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Electricity networks gear up to manage EV demands on the grid
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has announced $1.6 million in funding to Jemena to undertake a residential EV managed charging trial with four other electricity ... -
ENGIE to power Flinders University transition to 100% renewable energy
Flinders University will power all of its SA campuses and facilities with 100% renewable energy sources from 2021 through a new electricity supply agreement with ENGIE. ... -
Safe Work Australia re-opens workplace exposure standards review
Safe Work Australia has re-opened the workplace exposure standards for public feedback from 1 February 2021. It’s reviewing the workplace exposure standards for airborne contaminants (WES) ... -
Upcoming S-5! webinars this week on metal roofing attachments
S-5!, roofing attachment solutions provider, has announced two free educational webinars later this week. The first is on the dos and don’ts of exposed-fastened metal roofing ... -
Schneider Electric partnership ensures 1000 La Trobe St. will be a building for the future
Schneider Electric has partnered with the project team at 1000 La Trobe street as technology partner, ensuring the office tower will be Melbourne’s next smart building ... -
AGL drives EV subscription service into Brisbane
AGL has announced that it has expanded its EV subscription service to Brisbane, giving Queenslanders the opportunity to experience the benefits of an EV without the ... -
Hydrogen cluster funded in the Mallee
The National Energy Resources Australia has announced funding to develop a network of hydrogen clusters in Australia, one of which will be led by the Mallee ... -
Linga Network launches free-to-use EV charging stations for regional Australia
Australian start-up Linga Network has switched on its first free-to-use EV charging stations aimed at the most remote locations in the country. It’s first two are ... -
Q CELLS enters New Zealand market
Solar technology company and total energy solutions provider Q CELLS is entering the New Zealand energy market for the first time in response to local demand ... -
Unions call on senators to stop IR Omnibus Bill
The CFMEU and other trade unions are calling on senate crossbenchers to stand up for working people and reject the federal government’s IR Omnibus Bill. The ...
