Articles
The case for standalone power
With much of Australia's critical infrastructure vulnerable to extreme weather, standalone power systems are an increasingly viable alternative for communities looking to safeguard their energy security. [ + ]
How to avoid a US electricity crisis?
A meeting of energy experts organised by Stanford University has come up with six big ideas for managing soaring electricity demand in the US. [ + ]
Should businesses choose in-house or third-party manufacturing?
Companies must evaluate their specific needs, goals and capabilities before committing to a manufacturing model. [ + ]
Tackling EV misinformation at Everything Electric
Lauren Davis discusses all things EV with Robert Llewellyn, Red Dwarf cast member and founder of the Fully Charged web series and podcast. [ + ]
How smart HVAC is creating sustainable buildings
By integrating advanced technology and data-driven strategies, building operators can greatly improve the environmental performance of heating, ventilation and air-conditioning systems. [ + ]
Let's talk about electrification, digitalisation and decarbonisation
Can the building sector use AI tools as a binding force for different energy efficiency processes? [ + ]
How power and control cables form the backbone of industrial automation
In this article, cable company LAPP explores the various characteristics and applications of power and control cables. [ + ]
Focus on Chris Mattner
From being expelled from high school to leading a trailblazing South Australian electrical and lighting company, CME Group CEO Chris Mattner shares his journey and insights with ECD. [ + ]
A connected world: how smart systems are enhancing sustainability
The drive for smarter, smoother, more efficient connected and integrated infrastructure is often accompanied by a desire for greater sustainability — but this isn't always achieved. [ + ]
Smelly research could influence HVAC industry
In a dedicated lab space that mimics a tiny house, scientists are investigating the impact of common household fragrances on human health. [ + ]
Why engineering is critical to meeting Australia's climate targets
Solar, wind and battery storage capacity form the foundation of Australia's energy transition, yet challenges remain in scaling both grid-connected and off-grid solutions quickly enough. [ + ]
Exploring the link between extreme weather and major power outages
Understanding the relationship between severe weather and power outages is crucial for developing disaster response plans, especially as the climate changes. [ + ]
Size matters when it comes to sustainable EVs
In a market demanding larger vehicles with greater range and performance, huge EV batteries present a problem for greenhouse gas reduction. [ + ]
The critical path to Australia's EV transition
Australia's transport industry is the third largest source of the nation's greenhouse gas emissions, accounting for 21% of national emissions in 2023. [ + ]
Harsh penalties for non-compliant smart tech
Last year, the European Union introduced a new regulation that will affect all manufacturers supplying connected electronic products to EU countries. [ + ]
