Solar & Renewables
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Ivory Egg invests in the future of renewable energy by sponsoring the University of Wollongong Solar Decathlon Team
Ivory Egg, one of the KNX technical distributors in Australia, has announced it will be supporting the University of Wollongong (UOW) Solar Decathlon Team. The Solar Decathlon, ... -
A dog’s breakfast
Solar inverters are now covered by a revised Standard that may contradict a ban on earlier systems. Phil Kreveld explains. Efforts towards demand management for domestic ... -
The VRET is now open for tenders
The Australian Wind Alliance welcomes the news that the Victorian Renewable Energy Target (VRET) Reverse Auction has opened for tenders. It will be the largest renewable ... -
Isolate that fire
Using cheap imported components could burn up more than your profit margin. Gary Busbridge outlines new regulations. A few issues ago I provided an update on ... -
It pays to be green
As energy efficiency and renewable energy becomes the norm, more and more electricians are investigating the eco-friendly market. Adelle King looks at what it takes to ... -
Melbourne welcomes All-Energy Australia 2017
The All-Energy Australia 2017 conference and exhibition was held in Melbourne on 11 and 12 October, providing a window into Australia’s evolving energy landscape, its future ... -
Future development of onsite battery storage standards in Australia
Standards Australia has released a statement regarding public consultation on the draft battery storage standard DR AS/NZS 5139. Over 3,000 comments were received on the draft ... -
GE and ENGIE partner to deliver 119 MW wind farm in South Australia
GE Renewable Energy has announced an agreement with ENGIE in Australia to supply and install 32 wind turbines at the Willogoleche Wind Farm in South Australia. ... -
Green Star changes sees the introduction of carbon zero buildings
The Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA) has announced the introduction of carbon zero buildings. GBCA released new versions of the Green Star Interiors rating tools ... -
GBCA bring in carbon zero buildings
The Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA) has announced the introduction of carbon zero buildings. GBCA released new versions of the Green Star Interiors rating tools ...
