Conference program released for All-Energy Australia 2016
10 May, 2016 | Supplied by: RX Australia Pty LtdAll-Energy Australia will this year look at the three areas of future grid, energy storage and energy efficiency, providing a focused approach which will provide delegates with the latest technology and expert advice in the sector.
Light-emitting cement
09 May, 2016Dr José Carlos Rubio has created a light-emitting cement that has a life span of 100 years. By absorbing solar energy and returning it to the environment, the material will be able to light roads, highways and bicycle lanes without the need for electricity.
The search is on for Queensland's inspiring environmental achievers
09 May, 2016 | Supplied by: Department of Environment and Heritage ProtectionQueenslanders can now nominate their eco projects and programs for the 2016 Premier's Sustainability Awards.
Disruption driving the new energy grid
04 May, 2016 | Supplied by: Exhibitions & Trade Fairs Pty LtdWith the theme 'Disruption Driving the New Energy Grid', the opening panel of the Australian Energy Storage Conference and Exhibition will see speakers address the fact that the way we store and deliver power is undergoing change and disruption.
Learn how to successfully innovate your brand for sustainability
03 May, 2016Sustainable Brands 2016 Sydney is all about knowledge sharing, which is said to be crucial in building a greater sustainable business community and implementing successful sustainable business practices.
UNSW hosts leadership forum on energy transition
02 May, 2016UNSW is hosting the Leadership Forum on Energy Transition for Australia — an initiative that brings together leaders from business, academia and the community to develop a clean energy blueprint for the nation.
ACT to go 100% renewable by 2020
29 April, 2016 by Lauren DavisACT Minister for the Environment and Climate Change Simon Corbell has dropped a bombshell, stating that the ACT Government is committing to a target of 100% renewable energy by 2020.
15,000 tonnes of CO2 stored in landmark study
29 April, 2016Over 15,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide have been injected 1.5 km below ground at Nirranda South, Victoria, in a CO2CRC project which is said to prove the safety and long-term viability of CO2 storage.
CSIRO climate centre goes some way to offsetting cuts
27 April, 2016 by Lauren DavisIt seems that Australian climate science is refusing to die, with the announcement that CSIRO is establishing a national climate research centre to be based in Hobart.
Momentum Energy pays $54,000 penalty for 'misleading' renewable energy advertising
27 April, 2016 | Supplied by: Australian Competition & Consumer CommissionMomentum Energy has paid penalties totalling $54,000 following the issue of five infringement notices by the ACCC, accusing the company of misrepresenting itself as a generator and supplier of renewable electricity during a recent advertising campaign.
Nanomaterial to help turn heat into electricity
27 April, 2016Physicists have demonstrated a new artificial material, or metamaterial, that glows in an unusual way when heated. The findings could drive a revolution in the development of cells that convert radiated heat into electricity, known as thermophotovoltaic cells.
Australia's asset-backed green bond
26 April, 2016 | Supplied by: Clean Energy Finance CorporationNAB has launched Australia's first Green ABS securitisation transaction for financial services group FlexiGroup. It represents Australia's first AUD-denominated, publicly offered asset-backed green bond note.
Melbourne Renewable Energy Project launches competitive tender
22 April, 2016The Melbourne Renewable Energy Project has announced a competitive tender to purchase large volumes of renewable energy through a group purchasing model. The successful tenderer will build and operate a new renewable energy plant in regional Australia.
Be a part of the energy storage boom
20 April, 2016 | Supplied by: Exhibitions & Trade Fairs Pty LtdRepresentatives from smart-thinking energy companies will speak at the Australian Energy Storage Conference, to be held from 1–2 June at Australian Technology Park, Sydney.
Football club with sustainable design
20 April, 2016 | Supplied by: k20 ArchitecturePort Melbourne Football Club Sporting and Community Facility, in Victoria, Australia, was awarded Sustainability category winner at the 2015 National Australian Timber Design Awards. k20 Architecture delivered the project, including materials and labour, to promote locally sourced and manufactured materials.
