Flux Marine Redefines Marine Propulsion Through Electrification
02 June, 2026 | Supplied by: MathWorks AustraliaA single charge allows for a full day of boating without having to worry about the hassle of taking on additional fuel, while the motor operates quietly giving boaters a tranquil ride.
Australian industry won't hit net zero if organisations hoard their data
02 June, 2026 by Dave Such, VP Pacific, AVEVA | Supplied by: AVEVAShared, standardised data turns fragmented local readings into reliable global predictions, said AVEVA VP Pacific.
Manufacturers could be missing out on govt energy funding
02 June, 2026 | Supplied by: DETA ConsultingAn energy advisory firm said Australian businesses could be missing out on millions of dollars because they haven't done the groundwork to access them.
Renewable energy tender to power a third of NSW homes
21 May, 2026Once awarded, the state government said it will pave the way for NSW to achieve up to 90% of its renewable energy generation target of 12 gigawatts by 2030.
Powering EVs can insulate us against fuel shocks
19 May, 2026 by Tim Pratt, Pacific Vice President, Power Products, Schneider Electric | Supplied by: Schneider ElectricThe answer to our fossil fuel dependency is already on our roads, according to Schneider Electric VP of Power Products.
Solar rebate saves $75K for Vic apartment residents
12 May, 2026Since launching, the solar initiative has also helped more than 3200 families living in multi-unit dwellings in Victoria install rooftop solar.
Quantum timing study to help future-proof energy grid
30 April, 2026The research will examine how quantum-enabled timing technologies could provide a reliable alternative to current satellite-based timing technologies.
Renewables supply reaches almost 50% on Aust's east coast
30 April, 2026This is the highest share on record for a first quarter, driven by increased wind and solar output and an uptake in batteries, states AEMO report.
Aussie energy sector needs clearer shared vision: report
21 April, 2026The report finds that consumer-led change is moving faster than the institutions and processes that set long-term system direction.
Zero-emissions water transport network for Tasmania
21 April, 2026An electric hydrofoiling network has been announced for Tasmania's Derwent River, providing alternative urban water transport.
From obligation to opportunity: why Australia's sustainability shift is the electrical industry's biggest moment
21 April, 2026 | Supplied by: Schneider ElectricWith Australia’s climate-related financial disclosure requirements already reshaping procurement, supply chains and tender processes, electrical businesses face a choice: wait and react or move early and win. We spoke with Lisa Zembrodt, Principal of Schneider Electric Advisory Services, to understand what’s really at stake — and why the opportunity is bigger than most businesses realise.
Victorian oil refinery fire may impact fuel supply
16 April, 2026Petrol production is expected to be impacted and authorities are warning the full extent of the damage is still unknown.
NSW closes EV gaps in regional areas
14 April, 2026The NSW Government will provide more public electric vehicle chargers, fund more electric trucks, and provide training for more rural and remote mechanics.
Canola may be key to Australia's biofuel
08 April, 2026 | Supplied by: Rabobank AustraliaA new report highlights the key role the nation's canola could play as a biofuel in future energy transition and security.
Map reveals hidden UV risk for next-gen solar panels
08 April, 2026Engineers have created a worldwide UV radiation map for solar panels, highlighting major differences in exposure depending on climate and mounting systems.
