Sustainability
Green light for blue carbon
Ambitious wetland habitat restoration projects could usher in a bright future for natural carbon sequestration and storage.
Four ways that mineral processing can become more sustainable
If collaborative contracting leads to less conflict and a happier workplace, could it reduce turnover and help to tackle the...
How to tap into wave energy’s potential
Australia has some of the most suitable coastline in the world for harnessing wave power, and engineers have devised a...
Bringing the industry together to improve the grid network
Here’s how the evolve project promotes greater engagement from industry partners to improve the management of Australia’s electricity network.
Could commercial building automation be the key to driving down energy consumption?
Sheltered areas, known as micro-environments, can substantially increase the risk of corrosion. In flood-prone areas, this risk is even greater.
Battery boom raises safety concerns
From e-scooters to smartphones to large-scale storage grids, lithium-ion batteries are everywhere. But should we better manage these risks?
Engineering crucial to sustainable development, United Nations hears
Former Engineers Australia National President Marlene Kanga has an urgent message for the global community: Engineers are absolutely crucial for...
The power and potential of offshore wind in Australia
Ahead of a special Engineers Australia webinar on Global Wind Day, a wind energy expert breaks down the huge potential...
Small-scale biogas plants to fuel shopping centres
A Queensland team hopes scaled-down industrial biogas plants can process organic waste at shopping centres, office buildings, universities and more.
Sustainable transportation: The advancement of battery technology to reach net zero
Transportation is an integral – but carbon-intensive – part of our lives. ABB’s modular onboard energy storage system is improving...
