Sustainability > Carbon management

Accelerating Scope 3 decarbonisation

17 March, 2023

Schneider Electric has partnered with Avarni to leverage AI-enabled technology to accelerate decarbonisation across the value chain.


Rockwell Automation and UniMelb unveil collaboration

28 July, 2022

The two organisations will be working together to help Australian industry decrease its carbon levels through the use of digital tools.


Eat local food to fight climate change

21 June, 2022

A study has found that eating locally produced food could reduce the carbon emissions from food production.


Sustainable cities are constantly evolving

16 June, 2022 by Stephen Taylor, Australian Cities Director, Arcadis

Sustainable cities are a complex mix of different factors and all the levers need to be pulled to compete on the world stage as one of the best places in the world to live.


ExpandOS protective void fill packaging

14 June, 2022

ExpandOS is a protective void fill that is fully certified biodegradable, compostable and also holds SFI certification in the US.


Australian exports could face fees if climate tax not enacted

07 June, 2022

Australian exports may be at risk of substantial fees if the country does not implement a carbon trading scheme, suggests a new paper.


MMF VM25 handheld vibration meter

01 June, 2022

The VM25 portable handheld vibration meter from MMF measures acceleration, velocity and displacement.


Sustainable construction: Webuild at Forrestfield-Airport Link

16 May, 2022

How Webuild's building practices have made Perth's newest rail line a sustainable construction site.


UNSW to lead decarbonisation hub

10 May, 2022

The University of New South Wales will play host to a hub where government, industry and science will converge to reduce NSW's carbon emissions.


Urban Utilities commits to net zero by 2032

09 May, 2022

The water and wastewater services provider is aiming to reduce its net carbon emissions to zero in time for the Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games.


Australia can help lower carbon emissions in APAC: study

29 March, 2022

Research from ANU has quantified the requirements for a zero-carbon export model for Australia.


$45 million PET recycling plant opens in Albury–Wodonga

14 March, 2022

A $45 million PET (polyethylene terephthalate) recycling plant, capable of processing one billion plastic bottles each year, has opened in Albury–Wodonga.


Women leading the fight against climate change

08 March, 2022

Late last month, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)'s Working Group II released its latest report, warning of increasing extreme weather events and the need for urgent and ambitious adaptation.


Qenos, Plastic Energy and Axens partner for circular plastics

04 March, 2022

Qenos is taking Australia a step closer to circular plastics, using advanced recycling technology from Plastic Energy and Axens.


Tech for a faster road to sustainability

03 March, 2022

With the onus on Australian businesses to lead the country towards net-zero carbon emissions, organisations can look to their technology architecture for ways to save energy and reduce their impact.


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