Manufacturers’ Monthly finds out about the new S-4 series screw compressors, featuring breakthrough energy savings and easy maintenance.
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New EV charge stations for north west Victoria
More than 15 new electric vehicle charging stations will be constructed in north western Victorian towns to boost tourism, create jobs and reduce emissions, while increasing the range of electric vehicles
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PM greenlights Snowy 2.0, thousands of jobs to be created
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has given the environmental approval for Snowy Hydro 2.0, Australia’s largest ever renewable energy project. The move will create thousands of new jobs and put downward
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Why a compressed air audit is worth the energy
It’s a commonly known industrial fact – between 10-15 per cent of industrial electricity is used to generate compressed air. And yet, compressed air is an inefficient form of energy – 90 per cent
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Energy management, the stealth enabler of Industry 4.0
Opinion: Implementing Industry 4.0 technology can help manufacturers save on electricity costs while using renewable energy, according to one expert in the energy sector.
Luke Menzel, the CEO of the
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Research centre to improve renewable energy production and offshore engineering
A team of University of Queensland researchers will join forces with 40 other organisations to form a new cooperative research centre (CRC), set to improve offshore renewable energy production.
The Blue
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Industry and academia collaborate for improved sustainable energy
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) reports that Australia has the highest average solar radiation per square metre of any continent in the world. Given the country’s capacity to take on large-scale
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Funding allocated to manufacturers to save energy
Up to $120,000 per site is available to manufacturers as part of the NSW government Energy Saver program to help them save energy, money and stay competitive globally.
In February, applications opened
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Report indicates Australia could save $7.7b a year with improved energy efficiency
Improving the energy efficiency of Australian homes and businesses could slash $7.7 billion a year off energy bills and create the equivalent of 120,000 full time jobs, a new report has found.
The report,
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Top tips for energy saving solutions for manufacturers
Electricity prices have more than doubled since 2014, in Australia, and gas prices have followed closely with a 50 per cent increase since 2011.
These evaluations, from a Grattan Institute 2018 report
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Ever wondered where energy retailers buy your power from?
Ever wondered where energy retailers buy your power from? Well like nearly everything else – there’s a wholesale market. It’s a variable market that moves based on supply and demand and your
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Atlas Copco reports strong close to Q4 of 2017
Atlas Copco, has issued a press statement late last week on a solid order intake growth and operating profit for the closing quarter of 2017. In the near term, the overall demand for the group is expected
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QLD Govt delivers Affordable Energy Plan for businesses including manufacturing
The Queensland Government will use the benefits of public ownership to cut $125 a year from household bills and $120 off small business bills as part of a $2 billion Affordable Energy Plan.
Energy Minister
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Energy programs to increase savings for businesses in Victoria
The Victorian Government is helping businesses reduce their energy costs through a range of programs that support long term sustainability and jobs growth.
Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate
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Climate Council: SA, TAS and ACT leading the renewables charge
A Climate Council report states who they see as leading the charge of Australia’s transition to clean, affordable and efficient renewable energy and storage technology.
The Renewables Ready: States
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