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Queensland Calls for Manufacturers to Build States’ $62 billion Super Grid
Energy
Wednesday October 5 2022

Queensland Calls for Manufacturers to Build States’ $62 billion Super Grid

Queensland has called for manufacturers and suppliers of renewable electricity equipment to help build tens of billions of dollars’ worth of infrastructure as the state transforms...

Australia’s Electrical Apprenticeship System is Failing
Safety
Tuesday August 23 2022

Australia’s Electrical Apprenticeship System is Failing

More than one-third of current apprentices who are learning electrical trades throughout Australia have considered quitting as apprenticeship wages fail to keep pace with soaring cost...

Australia Must Carefully Manage NetZero Energy Transition
Energy
Tuesday August 16 2022

Australia Must Carefully Manage NetZero Energy Transition

Australia has opportunities to leverage both mature and emerging technologies as part of the transition to net-zero energy, a panel of scientific and energy industry experts...

Victoria to Build World’s Second Largest Battery
Energy
Thursday November 5 2020

Victoria to Build World’s Second Largest Battery

Victoria will build the world’s second largest battery as the state seeks to move further along the transition to renewable energy.

Infrastructure Engineering is More Valuable than Often Appreciated
Infrastructure
Thursday October 29 2020

Infrastructure Engineering is More Valuable than Often Appreciated

The value which infrastructure engineering delivers to the world is greater than what is often appreciated, a leader in the sector says.

Australia’s emissions fell 0.9pc last year
Energy
Monday June 1 2020

Australia’s emissions fell 0.9pc last year

Australia's emissions fell 0.9 per cent last year, with decreases in electricity, agriculture and transport partially offset by increases in other sectors.

Opportunities for low emissions technology
Energy
Thursday May 21 2020

Opportunities for low emissions technology

THE PATH AHEAD FOR LOW EMISSIONS TECHNOLOGY

Residential
21 Jan, 2020
WA shock safety campaign delay questioned

The mother of a girl who was left severely brain-damaged from an electric shock at state-owned housing in Perth has welcomed a public safety campaign but...

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Energy
9 Apr, 2019
Electric Cars May Lower Power Bills: Study

Electricity costs could go down and the power grid may become more stable if there's a mass uptake of electric cars under a policy put forward...

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Energy
2 Apr, 2019
Power Stations Allowed to Pollute: Expert

Australia is letting power stations get away with emitting high levels of toxic pollution that countries like India and Bangladesh are actively working to reduce because...

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Energy
12 Feb, 2019
Renewables Not Responsible for Outages, Grattan Says

Blaming renewable energy for failures of the reliability of Australia's electricity supply is wrong and dangerous, a new report says. 

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Energy
6 Feb, 2019
NSW 'Suffered 27 Power Plant Breakdowns'

Gas and coal-fired power stations in NSW broke down more than two dozen times last year - including one that is only 10 years old.

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Energy
1 Feb, 2019
Plans for 66 Power Stations Seek Govt Cash

The federal government has received 66 submissions from power generators looking for taxpayer money to underwrite new investments.

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Energy
31 Jan, 2019
Energy sector bands together for customers

Australia's biggest electricity companies are vowing to put customers and affordability back at the centre of their thinking with a new energy charter.

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Energy
27 Sep, 2018
Scam Warning for Victorian Solar Scheme

Scammers have tried to cash in on the Victorian government's $1.3 billion solar power subsidy scheme.

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Energy
18 Sep, 2018
Greens $9 Billion Energy Wish for Victoria

Victoria will be totally reliant on renewable energy by 2030 under a $9 billion plan released by the Greens, if the party wields any power after...

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