How can engineers ensure the energy transition considers Indigenous Australians?
The transition to renewable energy presents a unique opportunity to make the energy sector more equitable for Australia’s First Nations.
Tag: renewable energy
“Our role is to deliver”: ACT Chief Engineer on making decisions for a sustainable future
Adrian Piani is accelerating Canberra into a future fuelled by renewables — and is ready to keep its carbon zero ...
How wave energy could transform Australia’s energy landscape
The consistency and predictability of wave energy means it could play a large role in improving the reliability of grids ...
Mapping the way to renewable energy
The Australian Government is aiming to position our hydrogen industry as a major global player by 2030, with a world-first ...
How SA Water is working towards a zero cost energy future
SA Water’s Zero Cost Energy Future Program has seen the installation of over 360,000 solar panels and 34 megawatt hours ...
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 ...
What the Federal Budget 2023-24 means for engineering
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has used this week’s Federal Budget to lay out a vision for Australia to become a renewable ...
Sustainable independent micro-grids at a community level
The transition to renewable energy from multiple sources is indisputably good for our planet, but can be problematic for traditional ...
In the deep end
From offshore oil and gas to shipwrecks, Allison Selman is making waves in subsea engineering.
Conditions look favourable for Australian offshore wind
A section of Bass Strait off Victoria’s Gippsland coast has been declared an offshore renewable energy zone and may become ...
