The summit brought together industry leaders, inventors and technical experts to discuss digitalisation, electrification and innovating for sustainability. [ + ]

Master Electricians Australia has issued an alert about the newly released update to AS/NZS 4836. [ + ]

Scientists have discovered an enzyme that turns hydrogen gas into an electrical current, opening the way to create devices that literally make energy from thin air. [ + ]

A system for warning drivers about transparent ('black') ice is being tested on a public road in Susono, Japan. [ + ]

Queenslanders are invited to comment on a proposal to recycle items like solar panels and repair other e-products instead of sending them to landfill. [ + ]

Honeywell has signed a contract worth over $180 million with Sydney Metro West to provide critical systems for the project. [ + ]

Transport for NSW is offering an Electrical Designer in Training program, available to electrical engineering students looking for a career in preparing designs for traffic signals and lighting projects. [ + ]

igus has announced that the newly developed roller chain links in its E4.1 energy chain series reduce required drive power by 37%. [ + ]

Hexagon has been recognised as a leading provider of alarm management software by the ARC Advisory Group in its annual market research study. [ + ]

The Victorian Govt has announced that strategic benefit payments will be made available to landowners who host significant transmission infrastructure. [ + ]

Sustainable iron flow batteries will be assembled at ESI's $70 million manufacturing plant in Maryborough from 2024 onward. [ + ]

The hub will combine some of the most advanced digital energy technology from Siemens with Swinburne's technical, R&D and teaching expertise to build a future energy grid lab accessible by students and industry. [ + ]

Australia is one step closer to its first commercial-scale concentrated solar power plant, with operations expected to commence in late 2025. [ + ]

The Electric Vehicle Council has applauded the NSW Government's commitment to have 30,000 EV chargers operational by 2026. [ + ]

Queensland's Electrical Safety Office is reminding electrical contractors that Type AC RCDs will be banned in Australia from 30 April 2023. [ + ]