Industry News
CCS collaboration completes key stage
A collaboration between CO2CRC's Otway Project in Victoria and the Callide Oxyfuel Project in Queensland has come to the end of a key stage, following the latter's completion of the world's first industrial-scale demonstration of oxyfuel combustion and carbon capture. [ + ]
Hybrid energy to power Flinders Island
Renewable energy producer Hydro Tasmania will soon start work on developing a 'Hybrid Energy Hub' in order to power the off-grid community of Flinders Island with a variety of renewable energy technologies. [ + ]
CCS collaboration completes key stage
A collaboration between CO2CRC's Otway Project in Victoria and the Callide Oxyfuel Project in Queensland has come to the end of a key stage, following the latter's completion of the world's first industrial-scale demonstration of oxyfuel combustion and carbon capture. [ + ]
Hybrid energy to power Flinders Island
Renewable energy producer Hydro Tasmania will soon start work on developing a 'Hybrid Energy Hub' in order to power the off-grid community of Flinders Island with a variety of renewable energy technologies. [ + ]
Energy efficiency to slash greenhouse emissions and bills
A new City of Sydney master plan for energy efficiency will show businesses and residents how to slash greenhouse pollution and save more than $600 million in energy bills by 2030. [ + ]
Energy efficiency to slash greenhouse emissions and bills
A new City of Sydney master plan for energy efficiency will show businesses and residents how to slash greenhouse pollution and save more than $600 million in energy bills by 2030. [ + ]
Increasing energy costs are unlikely to affect businesses and trade
Researchers from the London School of Economics and Political Science have published the first analysis to quantify the effect that energy prices have on global trade. [ + ]
All bioenergy options are not created equal
Researchers have evaluated various bioenergy options offered as alternatives to greenhouse gas-emitting fossil fuels and found that some options are far better for the environment than others. [ + ]
Measuring the depth of plastic in oceans
An international research team has reported the first ever high-resolution vertical profiles of plastic pollution in the so-called 'ocean garbage patches'. [ + ]
Total Facilities 2015 seminar program announced
Total Facilities, a seminar and exhibition event for the built environment, will be held from 25-26 March at its new home of the Sydney Exhibition Centre @ Glebe Island. [ + ]
Total Facilities 2015 seminar program announced
Total Facilities, a seminar and exhibition event for the built environment, will be held from 25-26 March at its new home of the Sydney Exhibition Centre @ Glebe Island. [ + ]
Clean Energy Council calls for WA to invest in renewable energy
The Clean Energy Council, which was in Perth yesterday to launch a new Western Australian chapter, has called for the state's government to implement new policy measures which will attract more renewable energy projects. [ + ]
Clean Energy Council calls for WA to invest in renewable energy
The Clean Energy Council, which was in Perth yesterday to launch a new Western Australian chapter, has called for the state's government to implement new policy measures which will attract more renewable energy projects. [ + ]
Proposed ASTM guide for exploring green chemical alternatives
ASTM International has proposed a standard to help companies analyse alternative chemical use throughout the life cycle of their products - a practice which has become increasingly common across many industries. [ + ]
Registration open for National Manufacturing Week 2015
Registration for this year's National Manufacturing Week (NMW 2015), to be held from 26-29 May in Melbourne, is now open. [ + ]
