Australia inks green hydrogen agreement with Germany
Australia and Germany have signed a landmark agreement under which the two counties will explore opportunities for future collaboration on commercial scale operations and...
One in three Queensland homes are now equipped with rooftop solar panels
More than 600,000 Queensland homes and small businesses now have rooftop solar panels, demonstrating the state's commitment to utilising renewable energy to help drive...
Construction ramps up on Australia’s largest renewable energy project
The Federal Government has given the go-ahead for energy company Snowy Hydro to commence main works on what will be the largest committed renewable...
CS Energy signs PPA for Columboola Solar Farm
CS Energy has signed a long-term Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) to purchase 100 per cent of the output of the 162 megawatt Columboola Solar...
Lacour Energy, Goldwind to build new wind farm in Central Queensland
Renewable energy company Lacour Energy and wind turbine technology provider Goldwind will build a billion-dollar wind farm in Central Queensland, creating 350 new jobs.
The...
Fortescue to deploy hydrogen-powered coaches at Christmas Creek
Fortescue Metals Group will add hydrogen-powered coaches at its Christmas Creek operations in the Pilbara as part of its $32 million renewable hydrogen mobility...
AGL to build big battery at Torrens Island in SA
AGL has announced plans to build a big battery at Torrens Island, to be located on the Liddell Power Station site, alongside the existing...
AMGC backs Australian manufacturers creating electricity from thin air
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The Advanced Manufacturing Growth Centre (AMGC) has co-funded two Australian manufacturers to assist with the development of technology to generate power from air....
1 Billion PET plastic bottles to be recycled each year at new plastic pelletising...
Australia's biggest PET plastic recycling plant will soon be built in Albury/Wodonga following a $45 million investment from joint venture partners Cleanaway, Pact Group...
RMIT researchers develop tyre and rubble mix to make sustainable roads
Researchers at RMIT University have developed a new material that combines recycled building rubble and old rubber tyres to form a sustainable alternative for...
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Reducing downtime through real-time shop floor insights with Minitab’s Prolink
Unplanned downtime remains one of the most costly – and often misunderstood – challenges on the manufacturing floor.
