Energy

TransGrid unveils iDemand energy management system

26 November, 2014

TransGrid, the operator of the high-voltage electricity network in NSW, has unveiled its new electricity demand management system iDemand. The research-driven, technological initiative aims to develop methods for managing peak energy demand, thus enabling a more efficient supply of energy to consumers.


Yingli panels to power Europe's largest solar plant

26 November, 2014

Solar panel manufacturer Yingli Green Energy will supply 120 MW of YGE 72 Cell solar panels to the largest solar power park in Europe. Located in Cestas in the south-west of France, the park will cover 250 ha divided into 25 solar plants, providing a total peak capacity of 300 MW.


Applying a new lens to carbon emissions benchmarking

26 November, 2014 | Supplied by: Deloitte

A recently released Deloitte Access Economics report, supported by Origin Energy, applies a new lens to help understand the economic drivers of emissions and better reflect the relationship between emissions and economic activities.


Nuclear forum to discuss Australia's energy future

26 November, 2014

As part of Engineers Australia's Convention 2014, currently being held at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, industry leaders from across Australia are meeting today to discuss the future of nuclear energy in Australia.


Intelligent homes at The Hermitage

25 November, 2014

Residential property developer Sekisui House Australia has launched its signature range of Shawood intelligent homes at its 300 ha master-planned community The Hermitage, located in Gledswood Hills in Sydney's south-west.


Carnegie's first CETO 5 wave power unit operational

25 November, 2014

Carnegie Wave Energy, the operator of the Perth Wave Energy Project (PWEP), has successfully installed its first CETO 5 wave power unit. The milestone has been welcomed by the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA), which provided $13.1 million in funding for the project.


Cloud-tracking technology receives ARENA funding

21 November, 2014

The Australian Renewable Energy Agency has announced $452,000 funding to enable Fulcrum3D, a manufacturer of remote sensing equipment, to further develop its advanced cloud-tracking system.


Trigeneration precinct at Frankston Arts Centre

21 November, 2014 | Supplied by: Simons Green Energy

Simons Green Energy is approaching completion of the installation of a trigeneration system at Frankston Arts Centre Precinct in Victoria. The theatre and art gallery will feature a technology demonstration site to showcase various energy-efficiency technologies.


US data centre certified by new LEED standards

20 November, 2014

A data centre designed by IDC Architects, part of consulting firm CH2M HILL, has been certified as the world's first Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) facility of its type.


Consortium to construct Europe's largest PV power project

19 November, 2014

French renewable energy company Neoen has announced the development of a solar farm and extra-high voltage substation in Cestas, near Bordeaux. A consortium comprising Eiffage, Schneider Electric and Krinner has been awarded a contract for the construction, operation and maintenance of the project.


Microsoft data centre powered by wastewater treatment

14 November, 2014

A fuel cell power plant installation, recently opened at the Dry Creek Water Reclamation Facility in Cheyenne, Wyoming, utilises renewable biogas as a fuel source to power a nearby Microsoft data centre and supply heat to the facility's wastewater treatment process.


BAI radio tower goes off the grid

10 November, 2014

BAI, the owner and operator of one of the most extensive terrestrial broadcast transmission networks in the world, is taking its Muswellbrook broadcast tower off-grid to run entirely on solar power.


Construction underway at Moree Solar Farm

07 November, 2014

Fotowatio Renewable Ventures (FRV), a developer of global solar energy projects, has officially started constructing the 56 MWac (70 MWp) Moree Solar Farm in regional NSW.


Australian-designed sensors to target greenhouse gas emissions

05 November, 2014

Taking advantage of methane that would otherwise escape into the atmosphere provides Australian businesses with an untapped fuel resource and opportunity to minimise their carbon footprint, according to scientific research and designers Draco Scientific.


Kaeser EBS series turnkey blower systems

05 November, 2014 | Supplied by: Kaeser Compressors Australia

Kaeser Compressors Australia has launched the EBS series screw blowers. The energy-efficient, quiet and user-friendly turnkey blower systems are suitable for low-pressure applications requiring air flow up to 35.8 m3/min.


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