Tag: decarbonisation

Horizon Power has completed a 12-month trial in Exmouth that tested two-way electric vehicle charging technology, with the Western Australian Government confirming the project as a step forward in managing future energy needs.

The Albanese Government has announced a $5 billion Net Zero Fund aimed at supporting Australia’s industrial sector to reduce emissions and scale up low-emissions technologies as part of the nation’s net zero plan.

Construction has commenced on the $400 million second stage of the Warradarge Wind Farm near Eneabba, marking a major step in Western Australia’s renewable energy transition and boosting clean power supply for homes and businesses across the state.

Sense has been selected to join the 2025 EnergyLab Scaleup Program, strengthening its involvement in Australia’s grid decarbonisation and bushfire risk reduction efforts. 

Cummins will unveil its new HELM platform at the 2025 Brisbane Truck Show, presenting what the company calls a significant breakthrough in decarbonising on-highway transport through a flexible, fuel-agnostic internal combustion engine architecture designed to operate on a range of low- and zero-carbon fuels.

Greensteel Australia has confirmed a $1.6 billion order with Italian-based engineering company Danieli Group for the fabrication of components for its proposed ultra-low-carbon steelmaking facility.

Green concrete, TikTok and smart beer brewing technology are among the innovative solutions being explored by manufacturers to support Australia's net zero by 2050 target, according to discussions at the Western Sydney Manufacturers Forum held last week.

Hazer Group Limited has announced that it has achieved the second key progress milestone under the Lower Carbon Grant – Gorgon Fund, securing a $2.2 million payment. 

Visy has announced the production of a new sustainable beverage can with an average of 83 per cent recycled content. 

Swinburne University of Technology and the Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad (IITH) have launched the Swinburne-IITH Manufacturing, Materials, Energy and Communication Technologies (SIMMECT) Joint Research Institute to drive research and collaboration on key technological advancements.