Energy

Energy-efficient printing at Adelaide legal practice

26 February, 2014 | Supplied by: Konica Minolta Business Solutions Australia Pty Ltd

Wallmans Lawyers is an Adelaide legal practice with particular expertise in commercial law. It was initially looking to reduce its printing costs as the current fleet was becoming expensive and the older devices were unable to take recycled or special paper stocks.


US solar investments doubled in 2013

26 February, 2014

Mercatus has released its year-end analysis of commercial solar project investment and development trends for 2013. The report found that investor interest in commercial solar projects has more than doubled in the last 12 months.


NHMRC finds no reliable link between wind farms and health effects

25 February, 2014

The National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) has released the draft information paper 'Evidence on Wind Farms and Human Health'.


Micsig handheld oscilloscopes

25 February, 2014 | Supplied by: Emona Instruments Pty Ltd

Micsig handheld oscilloscopes feature touch screen technology. With bandwidths ranging from 70 up to 200 MHz, two channels and a 1 GSa/s sampling rate, the units are suitable for laboratory testing or field service applications across a wide range of industry sectors.


Nyngan RSL installs 50 kW solar power solution

19 February, 2014 | Supplied by: Energy Action

Energy Action, a provider of energy procurement, contract management, energy reporting and sustainability solutions for Australian businesses, has engineered a 50 kW solar power solution for Nyngan RSL Club in western NSW. The system will cut the club's operating costs and reduce its carbon footprint.


Remote measurement of wind turbine oscillations

19 February, 2014

The Fraunhofer Institute of Optronics, System Technologies and Image Exploitation (IOSB) has created a way to remotely measure the oscillatory pattern of the rotors and masts of wind turbines.


Controlling air flow decreases pollutants in piston engines

18 February, 2014

The Kansas State University Research Foundation, a non-profit corporation, has received a patent for a system that controls the air flow to pistons in reciprocating internal combustion engines.


Curtin researchers create extreme rechargeable batteries

17 February, 2014

Chemical engineers at Curtin University have discovered a way to make rechargeable batteries - such as those found in laptops - with extreme capacity, potentially powering electrical cars to run more than 300 km before needing a recharge.


Kangaroo Island Visible Solar Project bounds into action

14 February, 2014

The $500,000 Kangaroo Island Visible Solar Project has been officially opened. Funded by the state government's RenewablesSA program, the project boasts the first dual-axis solar trackers in Australia to power electric vehicles.


Solar station to power desalination in Vanuatu

12 February, 2014

A containerised solar power system, dubbed the 'Solar Station', has arrived in Vanuatu as the first of a series designed to power fresh water production for 11,000 people on the islands.


Energy Matters enters distribution deal with Yingli Solar

12 February, 2014

Yingli Green Energy Australia has entered into a distribution agreement with Energy Matters, an Australia solar supply and installation company.


VoltLogic awarded Australian certification

10 February, 2014

The VoltLogic energy management device, from Renewable Energy Solutions Australia (RESA), has been awarded AS4777 certification - the Australian standard for grid-connected inverters.


Aged care facility inspired by SolarMax

10 February, 2014

SolarMax has announced the installation of its grid-connected solar inverters at Yass Valley Aged Care (YVAC), a regional NSW aged care facility, through its installation partner, Ygrene Energy.


AE Smith partners with BuildingIQ

10 February, 2014

Mechanical services contractor AE Smith has become a key Australian strategic partner of BuildingIQ - energy management software that actively predicts and manages HVAC loads in commercial buildings.


Dehn opens second site

03 February, 2014

Surge protection, lightning protection and safety equipment company Dehn has officially opened its new site in Mühlhausen, Germany.


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