Are we dangerously dependent on submarine cables?
Boosting agrivoltaics in Japan
How can digital twins effectively support the energy transition?
How UniSuper adopted a digital power model
Shooting for 'true zero'
Are we dangerously dependent on submarine cables?
A new study warns that submarine communication cables are increasingly vulnerable to both natural disasters and deliberate sabotage.
Boosting agrivoltaics in Japan
In Japan, where mountainous terrain limits space, balancing clean electricity production with agricultural land use can be a challenge. Could agrivoltaics provide a...
How can digital twins effectively support the energy transition?
These digital models are able to simulate real-world energy systems, and hold immense promise — but the technology still faces challenges.
How UniSuper adopted a digital power model
When the Australian superannuation fund was looking to modernise its aging UPS systems, it turned to Schneider Electric for a new approach to critical infrastructure...
Tough and reliable LAPP ETHERLINE PROFINET cables strengthen industrial networks
In modern industrial automation environments, seamless, real-time communication is essential to productivity and performance.
TOSIBOX 600 secure remote access solutions
The TOSIBOX 600 series is a range of industrial routers designed for cybersecure remote access...
WBT HypaFOX MTP/MPO Patch Cords
Manufactured in Australia and available in a wide range of fibre types, lengths and connector...
Smart window controlled by electrical signals
Korean researchers have developed a glare-free, heat-blocking 'smart window' that can be used in buildings or vehicles.
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Online platform for industrial automation sector
Treotham has introduced TreoShop, a straightforward online platform designed to provide easy...
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'Species-specific lighting' could help birds avoid aircraft
As well as helping prevent bird–aircraft collisions, the new tech could be used to stop...
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City of Melbourne spends big on lighting and CCTV
The city's draft Budget 2025–26 has a strong emphasis on street security, marking the...
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Should businesses choose in-house or third-party manufacturing?
Companies must evaluate their specific needs, goals and capabilities before committing to a manufacturing model.
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EV incentives must be retained: Electric Vehicle Council
Following a record-breaking quarter for EV sales, the Electric Vehicle Council says incentives...
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Victorians embrace HVAC upgrades
The Victorian Government is celebrating the success of its Victorian Energy Upgrades (VEU)...
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Wiradjuri community secures equity ownership in Wellington BESS
An Indigenous community-led corporation has entered into an agreement that gives it the right to...
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Are we dangerously dependent on submarine cables?
A new study warns that submarine communication cables are increasingly vulnerable to both natural disasters and deliberate sabotage.
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New mobile towers target Western Vic blackspots
AusNet plans to build three mobile communication towers in Western Victoria as part of the...
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NBN Co accelerates in race to net zero
NBN Co has announced several measures to speed up its greenhouse gas reduction, including...
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Research aims to increase energy efficiency in mobile networks
The recent ECOMOME project addressed energy efficiency challenges across all components of mobile...
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