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Tigo Energy launches Fleet Manager solution for installers
Tigo Energy has released Fleet Manager, its latest fleet management experience within its Energy Intelligence (EI) that drastically advances the installer experience by decreasing ... -
Changes to employment law, what do you need to know?
Important changes to employment law have been adopted in relation to employee payment details, and what information can (or can’t) be declared publicly. Our ... -
Dealing with solar panels at the end of their useful life
UNSW Sydney solar experts says Australia needs bespoke technology designed to recycle important elements inside solar panels. Dealing with redundant solar panels, or photovoltaic ... -
QLD government opens Gladstone SuperGrid Training Centre and Transmission Hub
The Palaszczuk government has officially opened Queensland’s first SuperGrid Training Centre and Transmission Hub in Gladstone, allowing energy workers to be upskilled every year. ... -
Teledyne FLIR releases DM286, CM57, CM85 meters
Teledyne FLIR has released the DM286 Infrared Guided Measurement (IGM) multi-meter and two clamp meters, the CM57-2 and the CM85-2 to provide technicians with ... -
Thorn Lighting releases HiPak Gen4
Thorn Lighting has released the HiPak Gen4, the latest generation in industrial bay luminaire. The high bay luminaire, with two light distributions, includes wide ... -
Trina Solar launches integrated PV and energy storage systems
Trina Solar has launched its integrated PV and energy storage systems at the 16th International Photovoltaic Power Generation and Smart Energy Conference and Exhibition. ... -
Building industry voice concerns following rock bottom approvals
The Australian building industry has voiced concerns with building approvals hitting their lowest levels since April 2012. Master Builders Australia (MBA) acting chief executive ... -
Sky’s the limit for new energy apprentices like Maya
At age 35, Maya Boeren (pictured) has had her fair share of career highlights working as a pilot, a vet nurse and a miner, ... -
Research shows outsourced labour on the rise
Big business is outsourcing labour in Australia at rapidly rising rates, undermining wages, job security and conditions in all industries. The practice is rife ...
