Sustainability

Critical materials must go circular for energy transition

14 August, 2024 by Jim Goddin – Head of Circular Economy thinkstep-anz | Supplied by: thinkstep-ANZ

As we decarbonise our energy sources, the demand for critical materials grows so a circular economy model becomes crucial.


Cleaning trucks and preventing contamination

12 August, 2024 | Supplied by: Tecpro Australia

A new fertiliser plant in Western Australia was in need of an effective solution to clean the wheels and chassis of its trucks and other vehicles.


Sustainable vision for LA28 Games

07 August, 2024

Software company Autodesk will support the LA Olympics and Paralympics' temporary overlay and construction plan, incorporating sustainable design principles.


Mettler-Toledo achieves carbon neutral status for the 5th year

30 July, 2024 | Supplied by: Mettler-Toledo Ltd

Mettler-Toledo Product Inspection achieves carbon neutral status for the fifth consecutive year, and is also on track to achieve its goal of sending zero waste to landfill by 2025.


Graph-based digital twins to underpin Australia's future sustainability reporting

24 July, 2024 by Peter Philipp, General Manager – ANZ at Neo4j | Supplied by: Neo4j

With mandatory and "high-ambition" ESG reporting requirements on the horizon, organisations need a way to collect big data and bring it together.


Three things climate reporting will never do

24 July, 2024 by Tess Ariotti, Lead Consultant — Salterbaxter | Supplied by: Salterbaxter Australia

Corporate reporting is designed to increase transparency and accountability, but the act of reporting alone will not make your business any more resilient to climate change.


Australia failing to act on alternative proteins

19 July, 2024

When it comes to government support for alternative proteins, Australia is lagging behind other countries, according to recent research.


Sustainability rating tool for small infrastructure projects

18 July, 2024

The Infrastructure Sustainability Council has released a digital rating tool designed to help smaller infrastructure projects in Australia and New Zealand.


Don't let AI initiatives cancel out sustainability goals

17 July, 2024 by Aaron White, General Manager and Vice President, Nutanix APJ | Supplied by: Nutanix

Sustainability and AI may appear to be on a collision course, but recent advances in data centre infrastructure can help deliver net zero ambitions while enabling AI.


Qld harnesses quantum tech for a sustainable future

12 July, 2024

Queensland's Miles government has announced a $50m quantum technology program geared at speeding decarbonisation, among other objectives.


Cundall announces new ESG appointments

11 July, 2024

The international sustainability and engineering consultancy has appointed Madlen Jannaschk and Alex Stathakis to two new ESG roles.


WMRR recognises leaders in sustainability

11 July, 2024

The Waste Management and Resource Recovery Association of Australia has announced the winners of its inaugural 2024 ENVIRO Awards.


Fifth AIP State of Industry Webinar

01 July, 2024

Registrations are open for the fifth AIP State of Industry Webinar to be held on Wednesday, 21 August at 10 am (AEST).


New method has potential to manage 'forever chemicals'

27 June, 2024

Scientists from UNSW have designed a catalyst system that can activate a reaction to break down common types of branched PFAS.


Seeking solar innovators for $100 million challenge

26 June, 2024

The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has launched its global $100 million 'Solar ScaleUp Challenge'.


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