NSW releases first long-term groundwater strategy

stephanie nestor July 6, 2022 News, Policy, Sustainability, Water 0

The New South Wales Government has released the draft of the state’s first-ever long-term plan for sustainably managing groundwater resources. […]

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Race to improve New Zealand’s irrigation scheme

Mikayla Bridge June 29, 2022 Irrigation, Projects, Sponsored Editorial, Sustainability, Water 0

When Rangitata Diversion Race (RDR) Management decided to improve the visibility and environmental sensitivity of its irrigation scheme, it selected […]

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Smart assets bring Woolworths major water savings

Mikayla Bridge June 29, 2022 Digital Utilities, Smart meters, Sponsored Editorial, Sustainability, Water 0

The implementation of smart water meters in Australian Woolworth’s stores has led to greater water savings and reduced costs and […]

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$65 million for innovative green sewer upgrade in SEQ

Holly Tancredi June 28, 2022 News, Sustainability, Water, Water and Wastewater Treatment 0

A new wetland to naturally filter and better control wet weather flows from the wastewater network has been planned for […]

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Water utility campaign finalist in 2022 Mumbrella Awards

stephanie nestor June 23, 2022 News, Sustainability, Water 0

An educational water use campaign by Victorian water utility has been nominated for the ‘Sustainable Practices’ category as a finalist […]

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New O fountain connects local indigenous art with sustainability values

Holly Tancredi June 21, 2022 News, Sustainability, Water 0

Unitywater, Noosa Council and Tourism Noosa have unveiled their second O fountain with Indigenous artwork along the Gympie Terrace foreshore […]

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Federal Government increases emissions reductions target

stephanie nestor June 17, 2022 News, Policy, Renewable Energy, Spotlight, Sustainability 0

The Federal Government has updated Australia’s Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) under the Paris Agreement, increasing the national emissions reduction target […]

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WA coal power stations to close by 2030 in favour of affordable renewables

Holly Tancredi June 15, 2022 Electricity, News, Renewable Energy, Spotlight, Sustainability 0

The Western Australian Government announced a closure of all state-owned coal power stations by 2030 as the growing focus on […]

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Programmed wins major Woodside contract

April Shepherd June 7, 2022 Electricity, Sponsored Editorial, Sustainability 0

Woodside has awarded the Karratha housing and key facilities maintenance contract to Programmed – delivering more jobs for locals. The […]

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New water projects to help manage climate change impacts

Annabelle Powell June 3, 2022 News, Projects, Sustainability, Water 0

Three freshwater science projects are being delivered as part of Tamania’s Rural Water Use Strategy to support continued evidence-based policy […]

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Work begins on $2 billion wind farm project

Annabelle Powell June 3, 2022 Electricity, News, Projects, Sustainability 0

Set to become one of the largest onshore wind farms in the world, the MacIntyre Wind Farm precinct, has commenced […]

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Carnarvon flood recovery strategy boosted by WA and federal support

stephanie nestor May 31, 2022 Disaster Management, News, Sustainability, Water 0

The Western Australian Government has accepted all 27 recommendations from the Carnarvon Floodplain Management Working Group Report and secured an […]

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Australian-first Biomethane $16 million upgrader works begin

Holly Tancredi May 25, 2022 Electricity, News, Sustainability 0

Jemena’s $16 million Malabar Biomethane project has begun equipment work on its upgrader package in Australia’s first biomethane-to-gas network project. […]

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$24.8 million announced for new 42km pipeline

Holly Tancredi May 25, 2022 News, Sustainability, Water 0

The Victorian Budget 2022/23 has included $24.8 million towards the Dingley Recycled Water Scheme to bring recycled water to Kingston, […]

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Thermal mass flow meters excel in hydrogen measurement

Mikayla Bridge May 24, 2022 Projects, Renewable Energy, Smart meters, Sponsored Editorial, Sustainability 0

With hydrogen’s versatile applications in power generation, biomass and biogas generation, fuel cells and more, reliable thermal mass flow meters […]

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ACCC warns consumers of storage battery fire risk

Mikayla Bridge May 24, 2022 Batteries & Storage, Company news, News, Renewable Energy, Safety and Training, Sustainability 0

The Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) is urging consumers to check if their home energy solar systems are affected […]

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New Labor Government set to prioritise climate action

Mikayla Bridge May 24, 2022 News, People and appointments, Renewable Energy, Sustainability 0

Newly elected Labor Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, as well as an unprecedented number of elected Green and Independent candidates, are […]

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Australian water utilities on the right track for zero emissions

Patricia Mae Tagabe May 17, 2022 Features, Sustainability, Water 0

by Christopher Allan, Journalist, Utility Magazine It’s promising to see that around Australia, more and more organisations like city councils […]

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Project Symphony hits first major milestone

Holly Tancredi May 11, 2022 Electricity, News, Projects, Sustainability 0

Western Australia’s energy future has taken a step forward as Project Symphony’s Virtual Power Plant (VPP) Pilot aggregated its first […]

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WA’s Renewable Hydrogen Strategy evaluates need for new target

Holly Tancredi May 11, 2022 Electricity, News, Sustainability 0

In an effort to support the development of Western Australia’s renewable hydrogen industry, the State Government is exploring the possibility […]

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SEQ pledged net zero emissions in time for the 2032 Olympics and Paralympics

Holly Tancredi May 10, 2022 News, Projects, Renewable Energy, Sustainability, Water and Wastewater Treatment 0

Urban Utilities has announced its commitment to reaching net zero carbon emissions by the time Brisbane hosts the 2032 Olympic […]

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VIC Budget funds renewable energy and water sustainability

stephanie nestor May 4, 2022 News, Projects, Renewable Energy, Spotlight, Sustainability, Water 0

The Victorian Government has released its 2022/23 Budget which includes $300 million for renewable energy and $112 million for water […]

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Dam remediation under new TasWater partnership

stephanie nestor May 4, 2022 Dams, News, Spotlight, Sustainability 0

TasWater and Glenorchy City Council have reached an agreement to jointly fund remediation works to transform the former Tolosa Reservoir […]

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Gas Hot Water Systems Given A Green Revamp

stephanie nestor May 3, 2022 Gas, Sponsored Editorial, Spotlight, Sustainability 0

With rising energy costs and supply-chain instability, the move towards cleaner energy sources is tempting and necessary. Luckily for Australia, […]

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Botanics turn SA pump station into community space

Holly Tancredi April 22, 2022 Irrigation, News, Projects, Sustainability, Water 0

Over 7,000 native Australian plants are thriving at SA Water’s wastewater pump station in Murray Bridge, turning into a cultural […]

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Biogas flare installed to reduce odour at Berriedale plant

stephanie nestor April 20, 2022 News, Spotlight, Sustainability, Water and Wastewater Treatment 0

A flare has been installed at the Cameron Bay Sewage Treatment Plant in Berriedale, Tasmania, to reduce odour produced by […]

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100 per cent renewable Australian gas pathway outlined in Gas Vision 2050

Holly Tancredi April 14, 2022 Gas, News, Pipelines, Sustainability 0

Energy Networks Australia (ENA) and the Australian Pipelines and Gas Association (APGA) have published the Gas Vision 2050 update, which […]

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Election commitment to renew the National Water Initiative

stephanie nestor April 12, 2022 News, Spotlight, Sustainability, Water 0

The Australian Labor party has announced a $26 million commitment to re-establish the National Water Commission and renew the National […]

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Desalinated water to secure Melbourne’s supply

Lauren DeLorenzo April 4, 2022 Desalination, News, Spotlight, Stormwater, Sustainability, Water 0

The Victorian Government has ordered 15GL of water from the Victorian Desalination Plant in Wonthaggi. Independent expert advice from Melbourne […]

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Liddell power station takes first step towards closure

Lauren DeLorenzo April 4, 2022 Asset management, News, Renewable Energy, Spotlight, Sustainability 0

AGL has closed its first unit at the Liddell power station in the Hunter Valley, as it looks towards full […]

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