Manufacturing centre launched to help SME food businesses improve packaging and reduce waste
A new national initiative has been launched to help Australian small and medium-sized food and beverage manufacturers adopt more sustainable packaging and processing solutions while reducing food loss and waste, according to End Food Waste Australia.
Toyota expands use of clean fuel-cell technology for heavy-duty applications
Toyota announced that it will scale-up its proprietary fuel-cell technology from the ground-breaking Mirai passenger car for use in heavy trucks as part of...
Carnegie secures $16m grant for Albany Wave Energy project
Carnegie Clean Energy has won a $15,750,000 grant from the WA Government’s Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development to deliver a Wave Energy...
CSIRO partners with industry to develop technology for integrating printed solar cells into building...
CSIRO will join forces with NSW-based start-up Solafast and high-tech Melbourne printing company Norwood to deliver a world-first project aimed at creating cheaper electricity...
Renewable Energy Storage Target powers up Victoria’s clean energy transformation
The Climate Council welcomes Victoria’s new Renewable Energy Storage Target as a great example of what governments can do to unlock more investment in clean, affordable and reliable energy as Australia drives towards being fully powered by renewables.
ARENA announces $995,000 in funding for Yara hydrogen study
ARENA has announced $995,000 in funding to Yara Pilbara Fertilisers to support a feasibility study for the production of renewable hydrogen and ammonia.
Yara will...
Grill’d, Sea Forest join forces to launch sustainable beef burger
Australian burger chain Grill’d has announced its collaboration with biotechnology company Sea Forest in an effort to roll out what it claims is a “world-first sustainable,” grass-fed beef burger made from black angus cattle that produce up to two-thirds less methane emissions than regular cattle.
Rev up or burn out: ranking popular vehicle brands’ progress to zero emissions
New analysis shows major vehicle manufacturers popular in Australia are starting to get serious about zero emissions, and paving the way for strong fuel efficiency standards that will help make electric vehicles (EVs) cheaper and more available.
Coca-Cola Australia and Coca-Cola Amatil to double the use of recycled plastic in Australia
Coca-Cola Australia and Coca-Cola Amatil have announced that they will double the use of recycled plastic in Australia as part of a global commitment to...
LAVO, ITOCHU Corporation announce decarbonisation and sustainability agreement
LAVO an Australian clean energy storage and technology company powered by hydrogen, and ITOCHU Corporation, a leading Japanese general trading company, have inked a...
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APS Industrial expands regional footprint with Control Technologies acquisition
APS Industrial (APS) is expanding its regional presence through the acquisition of Albury-based Control Technologies, a move the industrial products supplier said will strengthen its local service capability and support further investment in warehousing, stockholding and technical support.
