Articles
Historic shed salvage builds circular economy
Heritage retention works are an excellent example of how we can create a circular economy with our older buildings. [ + ]
Bacteria lend a hand to separate water and oil
Researchers from NC State have discovered that certain bacteria make a slimy but tough biofilm for protection and motility — and it can be used to separate water and oil. [ + ]
Anammox bugs tackle sewage at Qld plant
In an exciting milestone for the waste industry, Urban Utilities and Veolia have unveiled a full-scale sidestream plant that uses anammox bacteria to treat wastewater. [ + ]
Net zero, carbon neutral, carbon negative... what do they mean exactly?
When it comes to sustainability terms and climate change, there are numerous 'buzzwords' but what do they mean exactly? [ + ]
MyTown Microgrid: establishing a community model for sustainable energy
A microgrid feasibility project in Victoria is combining smart technologies with intensive local engagement to design a more sustainable and equitable local energy model. [ + ]
Industry optimisation provides sustainable energy solutions
GEA SEnS is focusing on process and utility optimisation to help its customers benefit from energy savings of up to 30% and reductions in CO2 emissions by as much as 90 or even 100%. [ + ]
HARTING showcases innovative solution portfolio
The HARTING Technology Group offers a comprehensive and innovative solution portfolio for the industrial automation, energy infrastructure, e-mobility and railway sectors. [ + ]
Packaged together
Sally Williams (Sustainable Sally) joins forces with the Martogg Group in a combined effort to promote Australian, sustainable packaging solutions to brands and consumers. [ + ]
Cool savings for the University of Sunshine Coast
Keeping an entire university cool is no easy feat, especially in a warm climate, but the University of Sunshine Coast achieved this using a giant solar-powered 'water battery'. [ + ]
Solving the sustainability challenge: building management system
Solving the sustainability challenge may require us to rethink the role of a building management system (BMS). [ + ]
Build energy efficiency into our recovery plans
Many buildings are energy inefficient, but there are solutions that could cut their emissions significantly while stimulating the economy. [ + ]
Australia is seizing the opportunities of green policies — state by state
While Australia may not have been on the cast list at December's Climate Ambition Summit, there is an increasingly positive sense of climate action taking place here. [ + ]
Planet prognosis forecasts 'ghastly' future
A team of scientists has summarised the state of the natural world in stark form to help clarify the gravity of the human predicament. [ + ]
Thought Leaders 2021: Mark Ferguson
With over 30 years' experience with a myriad of compressed air equipment applications, the CEO of Kaishan Australia shares his predictions for 2021. [ + ]
Thought Leaders 2021: John Leadbetter
John Leadbetter at VEGA Australia discusses the impact of COVID-19 from a logistics and manufacturing perspective. [ + ]