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Wide bandgap: How new technology benefits microgrids

10 November, 2020 by Paul Lee

Microgrids are an area of intense interest today, with a global market projected to be around US$47.4 billion in 2025.


Dr Cathy Foley appointed Australia's next Chief Scientist

10 November, 2020

Renowned physicist Dr Cathy Foley AO has been appointed Australia's next Chief Scientist, taking over from Dr Alan Finkel AO after his tenure comes to an end in December.


TEXEL and Curtin University agree to develop next-generation battery

06 November, 2020

Curtin University has developed a new battery technology that does not include any rare earth elements and does not consume any of the planet's resources.


Flexible power consumption for production facilities

02 November, 2020

Researchers say part of the solution to the volatility of renewable energy is to adapt the power consumption of production plants to the fluctuating output from wind and solar generation.


Smarter AI models use built-in uncertainty

29 October, 2020

Artificial intelligence isn't perfect. In fact, it's only as good as the methods and data built into it.


Students find positives in carbon-negative hydrogen

26 October, 2020

Students at The University of Queensland are investigating how sugarcane can be used as a clean energy source to create hydrogen.


Solid oxide electrolysis cells to unlock renewable power potential

19 October, 2020

Researchers at Haldor Topsoe say that solid oxide electrolysis cell (SOEC) technology can provide climate-friendly fuels.


Additive manufacturing of multifunctional parts

02 October, 2020

New technology can 3D print with multiple materials.


NERA joins CO2CRC as inaugural Associate Member

29 September, 2020

NERA will join CO2CRC's CCS Policy Forum and work together with other members to share options to promote carbon capture, utilisation and storage.


Reducing, reusing and recycling mining waste

18 September, 2020

Accelerated carbonation of mining waste significantly increases carbon capture for environmental benefit and has the potential to recover valuable minerals.


ABB and Hydrogen Optimized to explore hydrogen production

11 September, 2020

The two companies signed an MoU to make green hydrogen a financially feasible option for customers across industries.


NewSpace prepares for lift-off in South Australia

03 September, 2020

Two Australian companies are joining forces to launch Australia's first space-capable rocket from the outback next month.


Renewable energy heat system to reduce industrial gas use

28 August, 2020

University of South Australia researchers are testing a system that could reduce industrial gas use by 60–80% depending on the application.


Li-ion battery cathodes developed from waste

25 August, 2020

Lithium Australia has developed a technology for converting waste materials into high-performance lithium-ion battery cathodes.


Safeguarding power supply in the event of a major outage

18 August, 2020

Researchers in Germany are seeking to combine digital twin technology with a fleet of autonomous electric vehicles for critical infrastructure resilience.


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