Energy

World-first wave power project switched on

18 February, 2015

Minister for Industry and Science Ian Macfarlane today switched on the onshore power station of the Perth Wave Energy Project - the first ever wave power plant to be connected to the grid and operating multiple wave units.


No link between wind turbines and health, says NHMRC

12 February, 2015 by Lauren Davis

The NHMRC has released a statement concluding that "there is currently no consistent evidence that wind farms cause adverse health effects in humans", following a rigorous independent assessment of the existing scientific evidence on wind farms and human health.


Award-winning artesian heating and cooling for Christchurch airport

12 February, 2015 | Supplied by: Beca

As part of Christchurch International Airport's $237 million Integrated Terminal Project, engineering consultant Beca designed and delivered an innovative artesian heating and cooling system.


Reverse auction results in three new wind farms

10 February, 2015

The ACT's first wind energy reverse auction has resulted in a $50 million direct investment into the local economy, predicted to result in broader economic benefits in excess of $240 million.


MSA Scrubber Monitoring System

05 February, 2015 | Supplied by: MSA Australia Pty Ltd

The MSA Scrubber Monitoring System is a pre-engineered system that is compatible with most wet or dry scrubbers. The system operates within a closed loop so that no gas vents to the atmosphere. Built to withstand harsh outdoor environments, the unit is housed in a heated NEMA 4X enclosure.


Nine tips for energy freedom

27 January, 2015

There are many initiatives that can be taken to progressively fit or retrofit systems that will bring energy use down to zero net energy. The Energy Freedom alliance is promoting nine steps to achieving energy freedom in your home.


Australian Conservation Foundation walks the walk with solar

26 January, 2015

In its latest effort to prove just how easy it is for commercial and corporate buildings to go green, the Australian Conservation Foundation set up shop in what is now a premier green commercial building - 60L.


Australian Conservation Foundation walks the walk with solar

26 January, 2015 | Supplied by: Enphase Energy

In its latest effort to prove just how easy it is for commercial and corporate buildings to go green, the Australian Conservation Foundation set up shop in what is now a premier green commercial building - 60L.


Solar air collection equals energy savings, increased productivity and reduced carbon emissions

23 January, 2015 by Eamon Corless, Director, Solair

A building's air-conditioning system is typically responsible for around 50% of the base building's energy consumption. As such, any reduction in air-conditioning energy consumption or efficient energy utilisation will offer significant savings in total building energy consumption and carbon emissions.


The benefits of solar air collection in buildings

23 January, 2015 by Eamon Corless, Director, Solair

A building's air-conditioning system is typically responsible for around 50% of the base building's energy consumption. As such, any reduction in air-conditioning energy consumption or efficient energy utilisation will offer significant savings in total building energy consumption and carbon emissions.


Safe solar for service station

22 January, 2015 | Supplied by: Enphase Energy

The Oasis Service Station in Tuncurry, NSW, operates from the early morning until late into the night each day, draining electricity along the way. With load spikes in the morning and at night, owner and operator Stan Wilson turned to solar as a way to cut the station's ever-rising expenses.


Philips participating in the International Year of Light

22 January, 2015

2015 has been announced by the United Nations as the International Year of Light and Light-based Technologies (IYL 2015). The global initiative will highlight the importance of light and optical technologies to our lives and to the development of society - and the impact of its absence on poverty-stricken countries.


Energy Action launches online client portal

21 January, 2015

Energy management consultancy firm Energy Action has launched an online portal which enables its clients to view their energy usage data, analytics and reports at the touch of a button.


Intellisocket smart power outlet is launching soon

20 January, 2015

Sayve Technologies has developed Intellisocket - a smart power outlet that offers energy monitoring, home automation and style in one device. The product removes the need for separate connection infrastructure and makes use of the user's existing home Wi-Fi network.


Intellisocket smart power outlet is launching soon

20 January, 2015

Sayve Technologies has developed Intellisocket - a smart power outlet that offers energy monitoring, home automation and style in one device. The device removes the need for separate connection infrastructure and makes use of the user's existing home Wi-Fi network.


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