Lightweight e-bike supports ocean health
Towards flexible data centres
Redesigning energy: can the grid adapt to significant change?
Why Australia's fire safety future needs more women
A close look at arc flash risk in hyperscale data centres
Lightweight e-bike supports ocean health
In response to a growing demand for low-maintenance e-mobility in cities, igus has developed an e-bike partly made from recycled fishing nets.
Towards flexible data centres
Can data centres be transformed from static loads into dynamic, grid-aware assets?
Redesigning energy: can the grid adapt to significant change?
Whether you're an electrical worker, renewable energy proponent or data centre operator, this is an interesting time for Australia's grid, to say the least.
Why Australia's fire safety future needs more women
One of the biggest challenges facing the industry isn't technological: it's human.
A close look at arc flash risk in hyperscale data centres
Schneider Electric has released a study assessing arc flash risk in 800 VDC power architectures, commonly used in hyperscale data centres.
LAPP UL-certified cables and connectors
LAPP Australia's extensive range of UL-approved products provides machine manufacturers with...
LAPP SKINTOP cable gland range
The LAPP SKINTOP range of cable glands provides secure cable entry, strain relief and sealing...
Passive cooling and the future of HVAC
A rapidly heating planet demands innovative cooling strategies.
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Industry opts for flexible electrification: study
Almost two-thirds of industrial sector leaders see electrification as the most effective lever to...
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National cybersecurity body to protect consumer energy resources
NEPKI will deliver secure, interoperable and compliant digital identity and encryption services...
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Safety tech designed for smart cities
The upcoming Secutech Thailand expo will showcase a host of international security and fire...
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Why Australia's fire safety future needs more women
One of the biggest challenges facing the industry isn't technological: it's human.
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Electrician fined for licence breach
A Perth electrical worker has been fined $4500 for posing as an electrical contractor.
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Former electrical contractor faces court
The legal action comes after five employees approached the FWO for assistance between August 2021...
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WA boosts electrical training at regional TAFEs
As part of its Made in WA plan, the WA Govt is expanding training opportunities at South Regional...
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Towards flexible data centres
Can data centres be transformed from static loads into dynamic, grid-aware assets?
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Climate body welcomes NSW data centre guidelines
Governments must set the bar higher, and require data centres to be powered by new wind, solar...
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Govt seeks advice on data centre energy policy
As more data centres connect to the grid, the AEMC has suggested various reforms to protect other...
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Subsea cable system to connect India, Malaysia and Singapore
NEC Corporation is supplying a fibre-optic cable system to strengthen the digital infrastructure...
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