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31/07/2024
Report explores feasibility of small modular reactors
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The Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering has investigated how and when SMRs could fit into Australia's energy mix.
Australian engineers have unveiled a device based on a modified spear gun to test seabed soil when designing offshore wind farms.
19/07/2024
Sustainability rating tool for small infrastructure projects
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The Infrastructure Sustainability Council has released a digital rating tool designed to help smaller infrastructure projects in Australia and New Zealand.
17/07/2024
Qld harnesses quantum tech for a sustainable future
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Queensland's Miles government has announced a $50m quantum technology program geared at speeding decarbonisation, among other objectives.
Solar Victoria and Haven Home Safe have undertaken a significant solar installation through the state government's Solar for Community Housing program.
Currently installed at test sites in Australia and globally, AquaWatch is a service that delivers water quality updates and forecasts.
11/07/2024
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08/07/2024
Will hydrogen play a critical role in the energy transition?
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The role of hydrogen in Australia's energy transition and more broadly was the focus of a panel at Siemens Australia's Beyond 1% Summit, a major sustainability event held in Sydney from 3โ4 July.
Registrations are open for the fifth AIP State of Industry Webinar to be held on Wednesday, 21 August at 10 am (AEST).
03/07/2024
Rewiring Australia weighs in on nuclear proposal
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The advocacy group has urged Australia to "double down on electrification".
01/07/2024
New method has potential to manage 'forever chemicals'
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Scientists from UNSW have designed a catalyst system that can activate a reaction to break down common types of branched PFAS.
28/06/2024
Seeking solar innovators for $100 million challenge
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The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has launched its global $100 million 'Solar ScaleUp Challenge'.
26/06/2024
Virus-detection pioneer wins Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize
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The 2024 prize has been awarded to Professor Gertjan Medema in recognition of his breakthrough research in the field of wastewater-based epidemiology during the COVID-19 pandemic.
24/06/2024
AOG Energy rebrands to Energy Exchange Australia
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During its more than 40-year history, AOG Energy had garnered a reputation as a significant event for the oil, gas and energy industry.
The Federal Coalition has released details on its vision for nuclear energy in Australia, including seven locations for plants, but is it a plausible solution?
The Waste Management and Resource Recovery Association of Australia has highlighted several missed opportunities in the Budget, including its handling of council levies and the issue of battery fires.
14/06/2024
Murwillumbah to reduce impact of stormwater flooding
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Construction has begun on a $1.626 million stormwater pump station behind the levee at Murwillumbah (Brothers) Leagues Club.
While the Australian population is expected to grow to between 37.4 and 49.2 million by 2066, a quarter of Australia's 288 groundwater management areas are already over-allocated.
The House of Representatives Standing Committee on Climate Change, Energy, Environment and Water has tabled its final report on plastic pollution in Australia's oceans and waterways.
03/06/2024
Geraldton prepares for population surge with $7.5m wastewater upgrade
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In coming years, an additional 5500 people are expected to settle in Glenfield Beach, WA, bringing with them a need to expand essential infrastructure.
31/05/2024
CSIRO innovation program for SMEs in clean energy
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Australia's national science agency, CSIRO, is calling on small- to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) working on clean energy solutions to apply for the latest 'Innovate to Grow' program.
29/05/2024
Green procurement strategy required for Australia
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Emissions from government procurement must be reduced if Australia is to reach its climate targets, according to a new report from the Centre for Policy Development.
22/05/2024
Novel concrete reduces impact of both coal ash and cement
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RMIT has collaborated with AGL to clean up coal ash deposits by incorporating them into a new concrete mix that uses double the ash of existing low-carbon concretes, also minimising cement use.
As well as opening local manufacturing, PakTech has teamed up with Endeavour Group to expand the closed loop recycling scheme for its beverage packaging.
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