Research
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Lithium-sulfur batteries: cheaper, cleaner, faster
Researchers at Monash University have taken a step towards renewable energy with its new lithium-sulfur battery interlayer. The advancement promotes exceptionally fast lithium transfer while also ... -
TE Connectivity spearheads industry collaboration to establish new connectivity standard
TE Connectivity (TE) recently led the establishment of a new Single Pair Ethernet (SPE) standard that enables companies to connect devices simply and cost-effectively on the ... -
AIS is looking for feedback on electrotechnology training package updates
The Australian Industry Standards (AIS) advises that the Electrotechnology Industry Reference Committee’s (E-IRC’s), Technical Advisory Committees have drafted Training Package materials for the following projects and ... -
Net zero within reach through comprehensive adoption of PV in built environment
New modelling, on a scale ranging from individual structures through to neighbourhoods and an entire city, has shown that buildings in the City of Melbourne could ... -
Solar industry doing its own heavy lifting towards net zero
While federal politicians are deciding over net zero targets and a plan to meet them, households and small businesses are doing the heavy lifting on emissions ... -
New industry award to advance energy storage research and collaboration in Australia
The Australian Battery Society, a networking, information and training hub for the battery industry, has launched the Energy Renaissance Innovator Award to increase interest and further ... -
Electrified off-highway components market to be worth $25bn in 2030
The electrified off-highway components market will grow at a CAGR of 8%, hitting a value of $25bn in 2030, and generating a total of $186bn in ... -
Energy Workforce Roadmap: “Count all Aussie energy jobs”
Australia and the rest of the world needs a new approach to counting employment in the energy sector according to a new report titled Developing the ... -
Rewiring Australia: Electrify everything to demolish power bills
A report released by Rewiring Australia, a new energy think tank, shows that Australian households could vastly reduce their energy bills through electrification, and cut domestic ... -
QBCC redefines rules for electricians installing single head split air-conditioning systems
NECA’s lobbying with the Queensland Building and Construction Commission (QBCC) has redefined the rules for an electrician installing a single split head air-conditioning system. The rules ...
