Sustainability

Electronics innovation wins global award

13 May, 2013

A plastic-enclosed electronics manufacturing system, developed at Griffith University, has won a Global Innovation Award.


Energy efficiency for MGB manufacturer

13 May, 2013 | Supplied by: Schneider Electric

SULO Australia is known for the manufacture of mobile garbage bins (MGBs) and operates one of the largest plastic injection moulding plants in Australia. Its facility is one of the most highly automated large tonnage injection moulding plants in the country. It produces 900,000 wheelie bins a year and has delivered in excess of 10 million units into the Australian market.


WastED Time - partnering with local councils to fill the gap on waste education

13 May, 2013 | Supplied by: SUEZ

SITA Australia introduced the WastED Time program to provide waste education to primary schools.


RMIT launches Master of Design

10 May, 2013

In the face of rapid urban change, RMIT University has launched a Master of Urban Design to help address the critical issues facing cities locally and globally.


Start of a national conversation about a sustainable Australia

09 May, 2013

A new report, released today by the National Sustainability Council, marks the start of a national conversation about sustainability, says the Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA).


Call for nominations for the 2013 MobileMuster Local Government Awards

08 May, 2013

MobileMuster is calling on local councils who have helped promote and collect mobile phones for recycling over the last year to nominate for the 2013 MobileMuster Local Government Awards.


Electricity demand falls as hydro growth continues

08 May, 2013

The pitt&sherry Carbon Emissions Index (CEDEX) for April indicates that demand for electricity, and associated emissions from the electricity generation sector, have continued to fall in the past 12 months.


Preparing Australia’s infrastructure to withstand extreme climatic events

07 May, 2013 | Supplied by: Water Services Association of Australia (WSAA)

Water Services Association of Australia (WSAA) has released a tool called AdaptWater that enables water utilities to identify what infrastructure is likely to be at risk during events like floods, bushfires, high winds and heatwaves, and assess different costed adaptation options to manage that risk.


Salute the Reuser at Melbourne International Coffee Expo

07 May, 2013

The Melbourne International Coffee Expo (MICE) will take place from 23-26 May 2013 at the Melbourne Showgrounds. It is estimated that 30,000 disposable cups will be used over the four-day event.


Cleansing of contaminated sites in Melbourne’s western suburbs gets go-ahead

06 May, 2013

VCAT has given approval for the decontamination of polluted soil sites across Melbourne’s western suburbs.


Big savings through Energy Efficiency Opportunities program

06 May, 2013

An independent review has found the Australian Government’s Energy Efficiency Opportunities (EEO) program is saving participants millions of dollars in energy costs each year.


MWH Global finalises acquisition of Outback Ecology

06 May, 2013

MWH Global, a strategic consulting, technical engineering and construction services firm for the wet infrastructure sector, has finalised its acquisition of Outback Ecology, an Australian environmental consultancy associated with the natural resources and mining industry.


A new deal for urban infrastructure

03 May, 2013

A new coalition of built environment groups, which includes the Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA), wants a ‘new deal’ for Australian cities.


AWA announces new CEO

01 May, 2013

The Australian Water Association announced today that its board of directors has named Jonathan McKeown as Chief Executive Officer effective 27 May.


Eco Expo Asia continues to offer green business potential

01 May, 2013

Green-tech exhibition Eco Expo Asia will take place once again at AsiaWorld-Expo in Hong Kong from 28-31 October.


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