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Electricity sector jobs forecast to double by 2029
The number of jobs in the electricity sector is set to double by 2029 according to recent research from the Institute for Sustainable Futures ... -
Bridging the gap between IT and OT
As more devices become connected to networks, the performance of overarching control systems is critical. San Williams looks at how Weidmüller converges IT and ... -
Socomec enters partnership with NHP
Socomec, an electrical equipment manufacturer, has entered a partnership with NHP to provide energy management solutions to the Australian and New Zealand markets. The ... -
Repelec releases Hamer pliers
Repelec has released its Hamer pliers, designed for the Australian sparky and with three different jaw types that cater to all types of electrical ... -
Building industry urge for work safety entering Safe Work Month
Building leaders have urged work safety moving into October, emphasising its importance in the residential building industry. HIA industry and policy chief executive Simon ... -
Renault, Volvo team up to establish ‘Flexis’ commercial van joint venture
As far as lofty ambitions go, “the Tesla of vans” is a bold claim to make. However, that’s precisely the aim of a new ... -
First electricians make use of LAPP tool rental programme
Powered Innovations electrical and mechanical engineer and established electrical business owner Martin Cordina has made use of the LAPP Australia tool rental program. “LAPP’s ... -
Trade reports show decrease in 2023 apprentice and trainee completions
The latest NCVER report has shown overall completion rates for apprentices and trainees have decreased in 2023 but increased for trade occupations. As reported ... -
Federal government reveals Australia’s Renewable Energy Superpower roadmap
The federal government has revealed its workforce roadmap to drive Australia’s clean energy transition to turn the country into a renewable energy superpower which ... -
Research reveals two in three houses considering solar following winter bill shock
Half of Australian householders are preparing for energy bill shock when they receive their bill for the winter quarter and 17% have already been ...
