Tag: recycling
Australian start-up develops unique technology to repurpose used EV batteries for household storage
Melbourne-based start up Relectrify has developed a revolutionary technology which repurposes used batteries from electric vehicles (EV) for use as behind-the-meter household energy storage.
This...
Seeley International makes air conditioning breakthrough with the Climate Wizard CW3
Seeley International has unveiled its much anticipated Climate Wizard CW3 Dual System that packs exciting new heating and cooling option in a superbly functional...
Toyota presents fun-to-drive concept for crowded cities
Toyota has unveiled a daring concept designed to show that future electric vehicles can be fun to drive as well as being environmentally friendly.
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Compostable food container wins Green Innovators Competition
RMIT Master of Design Innovation and Technology graduate Ruby Chan has won a prestigious innovation prize at the National Sustainable Living Festival for her...
Government announces $2.7 LIFT funding to create jobs for retrenched automotive workers
The Victorian State Government has announced $2.7 million in grants under the Local Industry Fund for Transition (LIFT) program to create 130 new jobs...
CSIRO-led breakthrough could make graphene production commercially viable
A new collaboration spearheaded by CSIRO scientists has resulted in the development of a novel technology that could make the production of graphene –the...
Recycling end-of-life tyres into diesel biofuel
Scrap tyre stockpiles could soon be a thing of the past thanks to Green Distillation Technologies (GDT), a tyre recycling company that developed a...
Orora CEO named Manufacturing Executive of the Year
Orora’s Managing Director & CEO, Nigel Garrard has received two significant accolades at The CEO Magazine’s Executive of the Year Awards gala event, held...
Real Madrid and Bayern Munich receive new adidas kits made from recycled ocean waste
Adidas has launched eco-friendly, one-off football kits for football heavyweights Real Madrid and Bayern Munich as part of its campaign to raise awareness about...
BAE Systems wins multimillion US Army contract for modernisation at ammunition plant
BAE Systems has secured a $146.5 million US Army contract to construct and commission a new facility that will ramp up the capacity for...
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Automotive canopy and tray manufacturer manages 6,000 SKUs with self-implemented ERP
Australian automotive accessories manufacturer Trig Point self-implemented an ERP system in just three months and gained control over its unwieldy component inventory, product customizations, and production processes. “We wouldn’t be able to manage that without a system like this,” says Chris Wasylkiw, Production Engineer.
