WED22: Storing renewable energy
The downside of renewable energy, in solar and wind at least, is that when the sun is not shining or...
High-resolution aerial imagery helps engineering hydrology and hydraulic workflows
As urban communities grow and adapt to rainfall patterns altered by climate change, engineers are using high-resolution orthographic and oblique...
WED22: Commercialising soil carbon
Soils have been recognised as living systems that require certain biologically active conditions before soil carbon can be built.
For engineers, what does a ‘fair’ net zero transition look like?
A leading engineering firm believes we can go beyond net zero carbon emissions and use sustainability goals to rethink social...
Employers give engineering graduates top marks
Engineering graduates are best in class according to a new survey of Australian employers.
WED22: Recycled concrete gives building waste a new life
Often, once a concrete structure reaches the end of its life, the only option for most concrete waste is landfill....
Four pillars for smart building development
As buildings get smarter, the challenge of future-proofing their design becomes increasingly difficult. In a new whitepaper, ABB offers guidelines.
3 innovative ways Victoria University is helping future-proof Melbourne
From rethinking stormwater harvesting to recycled construction materials, the research projects at Victoria University’s Sustainable Futures Innovation Hub are looking...
WED22: Exploring concentrated solar thermal power
Why would energy companies choose concentrated solar thermal over the more traditional photovoltaic solar? It’s not that one is better...
Your say: How a sheep shearing tool helped grow the British motor industry
Few people would associate a sheep shearing handpiece with the British automotive industry.
