Townsville is set to receive an $18.79 million development hub for clean powered trucking fleets and ADF heavy vehicles, boosting the area’s renewables supply chain. Supported by the Queensland Government, RGM Maintenance will build the Defence and Hydrogen Maintenance Hub in the Cleveland Bay Industrial Park. The hub is expected to sell, repair and maintain new-generation EV and hydrogen heavy […]
Electric Vehicles
The journey to fleet sustainability
Utility Journalist Company news, Electric Vehicles, Electricity, Renewable Energy, Sponsored Editorial, Sustainability 0With more than 30 per cent of all CO2 emissions attributable to road transport, fleet operators have a major responsibility and opportunity to play a role in a greener future for our planet. The upcoming 3G end-of-life provides an excellent opportunity to improve the sustainability of fleet transport. As the impending 3G shutdown forces all fleet operators to upgrade hardware […]
A faster smart meter rollout for a smoother energy transition
Utility Journalist Electric Vehicles, Electricity, Features, Projects, Renewable Energy 0By Anna Collyer, Chair of the Australian Energy Market Commission As the once-in-a-generation transformation of the power system continues, the way customers interact with energy in their homes is also changing. The Australian Energy Market Commission is now recommending electricity smart meters in 100 per cent of households by 2030 as a critical step to realising benefits for both. The […]
NSW budget 2023–24 aiming to improve clean energy future
Yasmin Isaacs Electric Vehicles, Electricity, News, Renewable Energy, Spotlight 0New South Wales Treasurer, Daniel Mookhey, has delivered the new New South Wales Government’s 2023–24 Budget, investing a total of $3.9 billion into the state’s clean energy future, as it transitions towards renewable energy. The NSW Government is committed to transitioning its energy system to meet its emissions reduction targets of 50 per cent by 2030 and net zero by […]
SA university unveils bidirectional EV charging station
Steph Barker Electric Vehicles, News, Renewable Energy, Spotlight 0Flinders University has unveiled a landmark Electric Vehicle (EV) charging station, showcasing award-winning bidirectional vehicle-to-grid technology. The South Australia Government-backed project showcases a collaboration between ENGIE and Flinders University, bringing ten Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) chargers online. The V2G charging bays can charge and discharge electricity to the campus’s electricity grid, creating a virtual power plant (VPP) to benefit the university’s fleet, […]
Smarter EV charging solutions
Patricia Mae Tagabe Electric Vehicles, Electricity, Sponsored Editorial 0With more than 50 years of electrical engineering experience, and as one of the pioneers in the Australian and New Zealand electric vehicle (EV) charging landscape, NHP has developed a range of quality EV charging products to suit the needs of all operations, including utilities, councils and other government projects and facilities. NHP partners with Delta, one of the world’s […]
WA conquers charging anxiety with regional EV chargers
Tayla Oates Civil Construction, Digital Utilities, Electric Vehicles, News, Projects, Renewable Energy, Spotlight, Sustainability 0The Western Australia’s Electric Vehicle (EV) Network has reached a significant milestone with the first chargers becoming operational in Geraldton and Northampton, marking the longest EV Network in Australia stretching over 7,000km from Kununurra in the north, to Esperance in the south and east to Eucla. In Geraldton, two 150kW fast chargers will be located on the bustling and vibrant […]
Transgrid invests in Australia’s first electric ute trial
Tayla Oates Electric Vehicles, News, Renewable Energy 0Transgrid is adding the first dual-cab 2023 LDV eT60 electric ute released in Australia to its fleet. Transgrid CEO, Brett Redman, was joined by Federal Minister for Climate Change and Energy, Chris Bowen, at Transgrid’s Wallgrove depot in western Sydney to launch the network giant’s electric ute trial. “Transgrid is building a fit-for-future electricity network that will minimise climate impact […]
Test and measurement for Electric Vehicles
Mikayla Bridge Electric Vehicles, Electricity, Projects, Renewable Energy, Sponsored Editorial 0Among the many technologies that have made a significant impact on our society over the last few years, very few compare to the impact of electrical vehicles (EVs). As the world addresses climate change, investments in EV technology have risen greatly across nearly all the world’s largest vehicle OEMs. Investments in this vehicle market segment are global. According to a […]
Who will drive Vehicle-to-Grid?
Katie Livingston Digital Utilities, Electric Vehicles, Electricity, Features 0by Dr Bjorn Sturmberg, Dr Kathryn Lucas-Healey and Laura Jones, Battery Storage and Grid Integration Program, Australian National University Vehicle-to-Grid technology presents a huge opportunity by making the batteries in electric vehicles available for grid services, but who will this benefit and who will drive uptake of the technology? The energy sector is working hard to be more customer-centric, see […]
EV battery testing leads to load cell solutions
Mikayla Bridge Asset management, Batteries & Storage, Electric Vehicles, Sponsored Editorial 0The market for electric vehicle (EV) batteries is heavily focused on increasing mileage life through constant testing, which has led to instrumentation solutions that pair batteries with load cells. Automotive components undergo rigorous testing to meet regulatory standards, guarantee performance, and ensure consumer safety. These components continually require investment in innovation to meet the expressed governmental, consumer and commercial requirements. One […]
New federal ministers for energy and water
Stephanie Nestor Electric Vehicles, News, People and appointments, Renewable Energy, Spotlight 0The newly-elected Federal Government has appointed Chris Bowen as Minister for Climate Change and Energy, and Tanya Plibersek as Minister for Environment and Water. Mr Bowen will replace Angus Taylor who was Minister for Energy and Emissions Reduction. This will be the first time since 2013 that Australia has had a Minister for Climate Change at the federal level. Ms […]
$3.4 million EV trial to understand network interaction
Lauren DeLorenzo Electric Vehicles, News, Projects, Spotlight, Sustainability 0A 12-month, $3.4 million electric vehicle (EV) smart charger trial will kick off in three states to give network operators a better understanding of how smart chargers interact with the grid. As part of the trial, smart chargers have been installed at the homes of more than 160 EV owners in Victoria, Tasmania and the ACT. These smart chargers not […]
AGL and the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) have installed 200 electric vehicle (EV) smart chargers in homes as part of an $8 million investment to test the capabilities of charging technologies. The Electric Vehicle orchestration trial will take place in homes across New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, and South Australia, and it will help AGL and ARENA accelerate the […]
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