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Electrical lineworkers licensed for the first time in Victoria
More than 2,000 electrical lineworkers have signed up to receive their first lineworker licence under Energy Safe Victoria’s (ESV) new licensing regime which commenced on 1 ... -
AGL announces suppliers for grid-scale battery plans
AGL has announced that energy storage companies Wärtsilä and Fluence have been secured under non-exclusive framework agreements to supply up to 1,00MW of grid-scale battery storage. ... -
New Year, new career at TAFE NSW
With the New Year bringing in a fresh new start and opportunities, TAFE NSW is highlighting the potential for career changes. Career changes are not uncommon ... -
Origin Energy progresses plans for Australia’s largest battery
Origin Energy has progressed plans for a battery at Eraring Power Station, New South Wales, which will have an overall capacity of up to 700MW and ... -
Restoring the health of the NEM
The Energy Security Board (ESB) has released details on the future direction of the National Electricity Market (NEM), identifying four areas to address key challenges facing ... -
SAI Global: Upcoming boom in public-private partnerships to facilitate fast recovery
SAI Global, global risk management solutions provider, said that investments from state and federal governments towards infrastructure, digital security, energy and local community projects will help ... -
$4.5 million for Monash initiatives that drive transition to sustainable energy
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has announced more than $4.5 million in funding for two Monash University-led projects that will enable the discovery of new ... -
Solar-powered ‘water battery’ cuts 4,000 tonnes in emissions
The University of Sunshine Coast (USC) is using a solar-powered ‘water battery’ to save more than 4,232 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions in its first year ... -
Evie Networks charges up Macca’s
Evie Networks has partnered with McDonald’s to create Australia’s largest EV fast-charging network, giving customers the ability to charge their EVs while eating at the fast-food ... -
Contact Harald: Australian-first Bluetooth contact tracing solution
The Victorian construction industry, forging ahead on the road to recovery post-COVID, is using the latest Bluetooth contact tracing technology, Contact Harald, to ensure the safety ...
