Spray Nozzle Engineering's Mini-M70LF low flow spray nozzle now has Smart Approved WaterMark accreditation.
Projects aimed at reducing water consumption in manufacturing are among recipients of funding under the latest round of the Federal Government's Re-tooling for Climate Change program.
ESCALATING water prices and dwindling supplies are driving comprehensive water management programs in a diverse range of industry sectors.
A FOCUS on more efficient use of resources, including water, can not only make a difference to the environment but also to a company's bottom line.
AUSTRALIAN inventor, Allan Jones, believes he has developed a simple water saving device that could save millions of litres of water every day, plus slash hot water bills for consumers and industry.
WE increasingly hear of companies cutting costs in a whole range of areas including employment, investment, research and development, and training.
Industry Minister, Kim Carr, has announced the first round of offers under the Climate Ready program totalling $27.7 million, involving about 400 people working on 32 new green projects.
Uncertainty about the availability of water has emerged as a major concern for Australia's manufacturing sector, here Peter Burn* discusses how industry has responded with better water management practices.
GM Holden has begun to put the idea of 'greening' its supply chain into action, partnering with the World Environment Centre (WEC) to examine the sustainability practices of its parts and components suppliers. Derek Parker reports.
FEDERAL Environment Minister, Peter Garrett announced yesterday funding of $1.05 million to the Research Institute for Sustainable Energy at Murdoch University to build a national Small Wind Turbine Test Centre.