Tag: clean energy
Powertech showcases new Edapta upgrades at Melbourne event
Leading Australian engineering and technical services provider, Powertech, will showcase the latest upgrades to its Edapta product line at the All Energy Conference 2024 in Melbourne.Â
European EV manufacturer places first commercial order for AnteoTech’s Ultranode
AnteoTech has received its first commercial order for its Ultranode battery anode technology, valued at AUD 40,000, from leading European electric vehicle manufacturer EV1 as part of its battery optimisation program.
Hycel Hydrogen Hub opens at Deakin Warrnambool
Australia's first Hydrogen Hub, the Hycel Technology Hub, has officially opened at Deakin University's Warrnambool campus.Â
Report: Shortage of skilled workers poses major challenge to Australia’s energy transition
Australia's clean energy transition is facing a significant challenge due to critical skills shortages, according to a new report by the Institute for Sustainable Futures (ISF) at the University of Technology Sydney.Â
WA seeks proposals for Pilbara transmission to unlock green energy
The Western Australian Government has launched an expressions of interest (EOI) process aimed at securing the Pilbara’s clean energy future.Â
Australia’s National Hydrogen Strategy to boost green manufacturing
Australia has unveiled its National Hydrogen Strategy, setting the stage for the country to become a global leader in clean energy, as revealed in a media release.Â
Australia’s net zero economy authority legislation passes Senate
Australia has taken a significant step toward establishing the Net Zero Economy Authority, with the Senate passing legislation today aimed at helping workers and communities, especially in traditional energy sectors, capitalise on the nation's transition to a net zero economy.
Australia’s largest solar farm gets green light
The Climate Council has commended the approval of Australia’s largest solar farm, hailing it as a significant move toward establishing the country as a global leader in clean energy.Â
Gov’t clean energy grants welcomed, calls to end coal support
In response to the announcement of six new grants to cut emissions from industry, the Australian Conservation Foundation’s national climate policy adviser, Annika Reynolds, has expressed both praise and criticism regarding the government's latest initiatives.
Townsville TAFE opens advanced manufacturing and renewable energy training hub
North Queensland residents looking to benefit from the Queensland Government’s investments in clean energy, infrastructure, and housing can now refine their skills at a new, state-of-the-art training facility.