Technology
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Queensland solar plant ready for construction
Energy developer RATCH Australia has announced that it will begin construction of its $100 million solar photovoltaic (PV) farm in Collinsville, Queensland. The farm will have ... -
NSW city Ryde out the benefits of LED technology
NSW’s city of Ryde has taken on smart control LED technology in an attempt to improve the city’s lighting efficiency and to reduce its CO2 emissions. ... -
Sunshine State leads the charge to large-scale solar power
The Clean Energy Council has said that Queensland is leading the way when it comes to large-scale solar power during their presentation at the Large-scale ... -
Infrastructure-focused Budget offers plenty for the HVAC&R industry
The 2017/18 Federal Budget has put forth infrastructure spending and skills growth which is of huge value to the HVAC&R industry, says AIRAH. Australian Institute ... -
IoT-Ready Alliance aim to deliver industry standard
Organisations like Enlighted, Tridonic and DesignLights Consortium are working to produce a standard for ‘IoT-Ready’ light fixtures that can be upgraded with sensors and other types ... -
The International Lighting and Facilities Event
The sparc-FMA International Lighting and Facilities event is back with global innovators that cover outdoor lighting and designs that achieve net zero energy buildings. The event ... -
‘Electrical installations – Generating sets’ gets updates
AS/NZS 3010:2017 Electrical installations – Generating sets, an important document in the electrical industry, was recently published with an assortment of updates to replace the 2005 ... -
Security of Payments reforms are critical
The National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA) has put forth a submission to the Federal Government’s review of Security of Payments laws in the building and ... -
ABB release MNS-Up innovation
ABB has introduced a new compact uninterruptible power distribution solution that is set to support mission critical power applications. The ABB Ability Mission Critical Power Control ... -
Five minute settlement needed for NEM stability
Reposit chief executive Dean Spaccavento says that the Australian Energy Market Commission needs to enforce a five-minute energy settlement rule so that the National Electricity Market ...
