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.
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...
Major renewable-energy corporation to invest in Australian wave technology
Global renewables player Enel Green Power (EGP) will invest A$1.6 million to advance the development and deployment of Carnegie's innovative wave energy technology, CETO.
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EDL‘s Coober Pedy project reaches financial close
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has helped the Coober Pedy Renewable Diesel Hybrid project to reach financial close with $18.4 million funding support.
The...
Australian solar technology installed in Cyprus
Technology from CSIRO’s Newcastle Energy Centre has been successfully installed at the Cyprus Institute research facility - the premier research institute on the island...
EMC launces Surface Long Haul EV Challenge
The Electric Mine Consortium (EMC) has introduced the Surface Long Haul EV Challenge, calling out to companies in the tech, renewable and manufacturing industries...
Australia’s first grid scale battery storage facility to be built in Victoria
The Victorian State Government is calling for expressions of interest from utility-scale battery storage businesses to build Australia’s first grid scale battery storage facility.
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Largest ever survey of Australian EV owners shoots down range anxiety myth
Media Release by Electric Vehicle Council
Australia’s largest ever survey of electric vehicle owners has found Tesla drivers are travelling the same average kilometres a...
SIG wine bag-in-box earns APR recognition for recyclability
SIG has announced that its SIG Terra RecShield BD bag-in-box package for wine, featuring the SIG Terra FlexTap, has received APR Design for Recyclability Recognition from the Association of Plastic Recyclers (APR).
Multi-billion green hydrogen and ammonia project to be built in Gladstone
The Hydrogen Utility (H2U) has selected Gladstone as the location for a proposed chemical complex for the production of green hydrogen and ammonia at...


























