Index
- AGL
- AMS Instrumentation & Calibration
- Australian Hydrogen Council
- Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA)
- Australian Space Agency
- climate change
- CSIRO
- Cyber Security
- Data
- Electric vehicles
- energy storage
- Engineers
- Engineers Australia
- Europe
- federal government
- funding
- Government
- green hydrogen
- hydrogen
- hydrogen hubs
- hydrogen production
- lithium-ion
- Michell Instruments
- Nsw
- NSW government
- Origin Energy
- partnership
- quantum computing
- Queensland
- Queensland government
- QUT
- Renewable Energy
- renewable hydrogen
- Research
- RMIT University
- Security
- Solar
- storage
- Sustainability
- Sydney
- university of newcastle
- unsw
- Victorian Government
- Western Australia
- women in industry
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Creating more jobs for women in cyber security
May 18, 2022 0 comment
Applications for the Women in Security Pilot Program are now open, backed by $100,000 from the Victorian government’s Cyber Strategy to improve the representation of women in the industry and address workforce shortages.
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Queensland signs hydrogen agreement with largest European port
May 17, 2022 0 comment
Queensland is powering ahead in the new global renewable energy era by taking another significant step towards exporting green hydrogen to Europe’s largest port, the Port of Rotterdam in The Netherlands.
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Energy Renaissance batteries pass 90 per cent local content goal
May 13, 2022 0 comment
Energy Renaissance, an Australian lithium battery manufacturer, has appointed three Australian companies to provide key components that will be used to manufacture its superStorage family of batteries.
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$50 million to develop new energy technology in the Hunter and Sydney
May 12, 2022 0 comment
The federal government will invest $50 million to create a new business and research partnership with UNSW and the University of Newcastle (UON), creating 1,600 jobs over the next four years.
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Bring engineers to table to combat climate change, Engineers Australia urges
May 11, 2022 0 comment
Engineers Australia has released a statement on the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report, saying the study presents a stark and accelerating risk to communities that would impact the current and future work of engineers.
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$20 million to establish Australia’s largest EV charging network
May 11, 2022 0 comment
Up to 3,500 electric vehicle chargers will be rolled out across regional NSW, as the NSW government offers $20 million in grants to establish Australia’s largest destination charging network.
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Australian Hydrogen Council welcomes federal-state cooperation
May 6, 2022 0 comment
Confirmation that Bell Bay in Tasmania and Port Bonython in South Australia have joined the ranks of the nation’s hydrogen hubs underlines the imperative of federal-state co-operation, the Australian Hydrogen Council says.
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New Dew-Point Hygrometer combines moisture and pressure readings
May 4, 2022 0 comment
The new Easidew Advanced Online Dew-Point Hygrometer from Michell Instruments measures dew point, moisture content and now also pressure. It features an easy-to-use touch screen interface for set up and operation.
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Funding boost for QUT renewable energy systems partnership
May 3, 2022 0 comment
A QUT research and industry partnership to boost critical mineral production for renewable energy systems has received a $5.24 million boost from the federal government.
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Q-CTRL launches Black Opal Pro quantum learning platform
May 2, 2022 0 comment
Q-CTRL, a quantum control infrastructure software company, has released an upgraded and expanded version of its interactive quantum computing learning platform – Black Opal Pro.
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Further funding committed for two Hunter hydrogen hubs
April 29, 2022 0 comment
Yesterday’s commitment for another $82 million for two hydrogen hubs in the Hunter Region underlines the area’s strategic advantages in the move to a net zero economy, according to the Australian Hydrogen Council.
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One-way ticket to low-emissions public transport
April 28, 2022 0 comment
Building on the Queensland government’s recently released Zero Emissions Vehicle strategy, Australia’s first 100 per cent electric bus depot is now open, with 30 new low-emissions electric buses hitting the road in the southeast.
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Another step forward for a green hydrogen plant in Cockburn
April 27, 2022 0 comment
A feasibility study for a green hydrogen plant has been completed for the City of Cockburn in Western Australia, which investigated the use of green hydrogen to displace fossil fuels in local operations including fleet and administrative buildings.
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Australia to form European partnerships in new “hydrogen economy”
April 26, 2022 0 comment
Australian hydrogen companies and project owners are preparing to travel to Rotterdam for the World Hydrogen Summit (9-11 May), Europe’s leading hydrogen conference.
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Engineering diamonds to unlock computing potential
April 22, 2022 0 comment
La Trobe University has formed a partnership to pioneer new diamond fabrication techniques, aiming to accelerate the development of a low-cost, portable alternative to supercomputers.
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Federal government backs Pilbara and Kwinana hydrogen hubs
April 21, 2022 0 comment
Bipartisan federal support for a $140 million funding commitment towards two new hydrogen hubs in Western Australia has been welcomed by the state government.
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ARENA funds AGL’s Broken Hill battery storage system
April 20, 2022 0 comment
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has announced $14.84 million in funding to AGL to build a 50 MW/50 MWh lithium-ion large scale battery storage system with grid forming capabilities in Broken Hill, NSW.
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Clean Energy Finance Corporation announces Board changes
April 20, 2022 0 comment
The Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) chair, Steven Skala, has been reappointed for a further five-year term commencing on 7 August. David Jones and Matt Howell have also been appointed as new members of the Board.
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CSIRO Future Science to tackle energy storage and carbon locking
April 19, 2022 0 comment
The CSIRO will invest $50 million over the next five years in four new programs to drive critical breakthroughs in tough national challenges – two of which include energy storage and carbon locking.
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Australia and the US to secure data via Earth Observation
April 13, 2022 0 comment
The Australian Space Agency and NASA have signed a joint Statement of Intent to further secure data, following the Australian government’s $1.2 billion Budget commitment for the nation’s first National Space Mission for Earth Observation.