NSW Government invests $260 million in to supercharge the shift to EVs
The Chris Minns Government will invest $260 million in the 2023-24 NSW Budget to increase electric vehicle uptake in NSW –to achieve Net Zero emissions targets.
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Australia’s space industry heats up – UQ installs custom furnace for component manufacturing
A custom-built furnace that can heat materials to around 3000 degrees celsius has been installed at The University of Queensland (UQ) to build components for Australia’s space industry.
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Student operated tokamak nuclear fusion device to be built at UNSW Sydney
A nuclear fusion device – that will be wholly designed, built and operated by students – is being planned for UNSW Sydney.
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Data reveals one in three businesses would switch to electric vehicles to improve brand image
New survey data reveals that more than one-third of Australian SMEs would choose to invest in electric vehicles to meet customer or employee expectations – 30 per cent would make the switch to increase brand credibility.
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Milestone for Australian Automation Precinct in WA
ASX-listed IMDEX, a global mining technology company, has become the first major industry partner to sign up to the Australian Automation and Robotics Precinct (AARP) north of Perth.
IMDEX will use the
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Queensland’s $24 million investment in flow batteries supports
The Queensland Government’s $24 million investment into flow batteries from local manufacturers will support the next stage of the state’s local battery capability, helping the state to meet its renewable energy commitments.
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New solar panel recycling process helps recover valuable silver
UNSW Sydney engineers have developed a new, more effective way of recycling solar panels, which can recover silver at high efficiency.
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Lauris Technologies FF1225 series ultrasonic flare gas flow meter
The Lauris Technologies FF1225 Series Ultrasonic Flare Gas Flow meter is designed and manufactured for accurate flare gas metering.
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Green hydrogen technology to turn waste into super energy
The CEFC is backing HydGene Renewables, a new Australian company that has developed an alternative green hydrogen solution that turns biomass into hydrogen in a process that is both renewable and carbon negative.
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New technology advances solar-cell production and recycling
A microwave technology invented at Macquarie University will improve the manufacture of solar cells and make them easier to recycle.
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