Applicants called for major logistics award
20 February, 2008
Applications are now open for the 2008 Logistics Development Award (LDA).
Driverless mining operations in the Pilbara
20 February, 2008 by Jessica Starreveld
Driverless trains, ore drills and even trucks are set to change the way mining in remote areas is done
OneSteel closing two mills
18 February, 2008
OneSteel, Australia’s second largest steelmaker, will be closing two mills amid rising competitive pressures and surplus capacity.
Energy savings in compressed air
14 February, 2008 | Supplied by: Atlas Copco Compressors Australia
Compressed air can be one of the most important utilities for industry; however, it can also be one of the largest consumers of energy
Investigating the state of the Australian logistics industry
06 February, 2008
The Logistics Association of Australia (LAA) has joined with international supply chain and logistics management consultant, Logistics Bureau to conduct a report on the state of the logistics and supply chain industry in Australia.
Tapping into the African mining boom
05 February, 2008
Australia's role in Africa's mining sector will be showcased at Mining Indaba 2008, one of the world's largest mining conferences, held in Cape Town this week
Go ahead for Portland wind farm
31 January, 2008
The third stage of Australia's largest wind farm development at Portland, Victoria, has been given the go-ahead by the state government.
Climate change report puts Australia low on global list
30 January, 2008
Australia has been given a low global ranking for environmental performance, mainly because of its assessment as a climate change laggard.
Closing the gender gap in the mining industry
21 January, 2008 by Kylie Wilson-Field, Journalist
In 2006, mining giant BHP Billiton published its annual sustainability report that featured case studies on women and their high-profile roles within the company
Automating Australian mines
15 January, 2008
Endress+Hauser will be holding two Australian Mining Automation Forums late February 2008 in Brisbane and Perth.
SA Regional Roadshows approaching
15 January, 2008
The Regional Roadshows tour will be traversing South Australia this year from 31 March to 4 April, displaying the very latest in industrial automation, instrumentation and process technology.
Industrial biotechnology — uncoupling economic growth from environmental impact
20 December, 2007 by Glenn Johnson
The chemical processing industry provides the building blocks for many products. By chemically transforming natural materials, it helps to meet the world’s most fundamental needs for food, shelter and health, as well as products that are vital to such advanced technologies as computing and telecommunications. The chemical industry is one of many industries facing major challenges to meet the needs of the present without compromising the needs of future generations, and one way industries are changing to meet these demands is through the adoption of biotechnology.
Leak-free sealing technology
13 November, 2007
Avoiding leakage is one of the more significant elements contributing to process safety at any petrochemical or chemical processing plant
Hose and tubing company acquired
12 November, 2007
Diversified industrial manufacturer Eaton Corporation has acquired Arrow Hose & Tubing Inc.
Safe instrumentation market booming in automation industry: report
29 October, 2007
Safety-rated process instrumentation is becoming one of the fastest growing segments of the automation industry, according to a report recently published by American engineering consulting firm Exida.
