Curtin’s new partnerships with Chinese research institutions demonstrate confidence in the ability of the two nations to lead in the development of new, ‘green’ energy technologies. The University’s leading role in resources and energy research is also demonstrated by the new Curtin Resources and Chemistry Precinct that will be launched on November 13. The $116 million development is funded by Curtin, BHP Billiton, ChemCentre (WA’s flagship chemical science facility) and both the Federal and WA governments.
PV system designed specifically for flat rooftops
Phoenix Solar is proud to introduce an innovative solar module into the Australian market. The Solyndra panel offers a solution designed specifically for flat rooftops which is ideal for industrial and commercial buildings. Each lightweight panel is made of 40 cylindrical tubes attached to a 108 cm x 182 cm frame. Within each cylindrical tube, [...]
The BioCube: Feeding off Innovation
One of the first grant recipients under the Climate Ready program, the Biofuel Partnership’s BioCube project delivers valuable biodiesel resources on-site in developing countries – at no cost to the environment.
The BioCube – developed by Gold Coast-based company The Biofuel Partnership – is a fully integrated, compact biodiesel processor half the size of a shipping [...]
Innovative thinking makes work safer
There is no compromise for safety when it comes to working at CitiPower and Powercor.
This mantra was the catalyst for three employees who developed a field invention that is now being used across the business to help ensure the safety of its employees.
‘Safetees’ a plastic plug resembling golf tees, helps electrical field workers identify the [...]
