International recognition for local company
04 February, 2008A Bathurst-based renewable energy research and development company has received international recognition for its investigations into the use of landfill gas as an energy resource.
Quest for cheaper solar energy
30 January, 2008Scientists at Durham University are embarking on what claims to be one of the UK’s largest research projects into solar energy.
Abu Dhabi commits to alternative energy, clean technology
22 January, 2008Abu Dhabi has announced an investment of US$15 billion in projects targeting solar, wind and hydrogen power; carbon reduction and management; sustainable development; education; manufacturing; and research and development.
Solar power solution
18 December, 2007The EverGen solar engines offer a convenient and environmentally friendly way to provide 12 VDC power wherever needed.
Australian carbon sequestration technology on display in Bali
11 December, 2007Best Energies will have its technology on display at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Bali.
Reasons to switch to solar
29 November, 2007The Australian Greenhouse Office is offering households a $1000 rebate to reduce the cost of a solar hot water system.
Solar grid feed inverter
23 November, 2007The Orion is a true sine wave, non-isolated DC-AC inverter designed for solar grid-feeding applications.
WA needs half million more workers in a decade
12 November, 2007Western Australia will need up to 400,000 additional workers over the next decade to sustain its resources boom, according to a report from the WA Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI).
Plans for clean-coal project
02 November, 2007ScottishPower energy company has put forward revolutionary plans to convert its two biggest power stations to clean-coal technology.
Appointments to technical advisory board
23 October, 2007Australian geothermal energy company KUTh Energy Limited has announced the first appointment to its Technical Advisory Board. Â
Sea energy showcase
28 September, 2007A plan to test new wave-power devices off the coast of south-west England will create what claims to be the world's largest wave farm and establish the area as a global leader in the technology's development.
Environmental improvement in sustainability indexes
28 September, 2007Royal Philips Electronics has improved its sustainability performance in the Dow Jones Sustainability Indexes for the fourth consecutive year, showing that the company continues to capitalise on the growing demand for energy-efficient and eco-friendly products.
Carbon-neutral in the outback
24 September, 2007In a first for remote Australian communities, Water Recycle Group (WRG) is installing a solar-powered package wastewater treatment system with full water re-use capabilities
Public artwork to power homes
12 September, 2007Plans for a tidal-powered lunar clock have been showcased at an exhibition in London. It is set to become one of the most recognised landmarks on the planet and the globe's first public artwork to power homes.
Home grown name in water solutions makes waves
16 July, 2007An Australian owned and run water technology provider has caught the wave of industry growth, announcing its third major acquisition in 18 months.
