Energy shortfalls for multiple Australian states

Holly Tancredi June 14, 2022 Electricity, Gas, News, Uncategorized 0

The Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) has shared statements regarding energy shortfalls across several states and the surrounding complications. In […]

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How can strong principal and subcontractor partnerships increase the chance of success on a microtunnelling project?

Patricia Mae Tagabe May 18, 2022 People and appointments, Policy, Projects, Sponsored Editorial, Uncategorized 0

Too often on construction sites – when unexpected situations occur or a different way of doing things to reduce risk […]

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Vermeer HDD a fab addition for irrifab

Patricia Mae Tagabe May 17, 2022 Civil Construction, Pipelines, Sponsored Editorial, Uncategorized 0

Thompson’s Irrifab sensed an opportunity to expand its business when it couldn’t source local contractors to fulfil its smaller civil […]

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Transmission’s importance to energy transformation – a Victorian perspective

Patricia Mae Tagabe May 13, 2022 Company news, News, People and appointments, Renewable Energy, Uncategorized 0

by Christopher Allan, Journalist, Utility magazine In her presentation at the 2022 Critical Infrastructure Summit, Head of Development Policy and […]

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Australia’s big batteries: new storage to match the rise of renewables

Patricia Mae Tagabe May 11, 2022 Electricity, News, Projects, Renewable Energy, Uncategorized 0

Battery storage systems are vital assets for stabilising energy generation during the national energy transition, and a robust stock of […]

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Making water work in Northern Australia

Patricia Mae Tagabe May 11, 2022 News, Projects, Uncategorized, Water, Water and Wastewater Treatment 0

A new approach is needed to manage shared water resources in Northern Australia, to ameliorate the impacts of drought and […]

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The end of an era: Louise Dudley reflects on leading urban utilities for the last decade

Patricia Mae Tagabe May 9, 2022 Company news, News, People and appointments, Policy, Uncategorized, Water 0

CEO of Urban Utilities, Louise Dudley, is finishing up her ten year tenure at the leading water utility in August, following her transformative stint at the helm. Utility talked to Ms Dudley about her role’s biggest challenges, encouraging women to enter the sector, championing inclusivity and the industry’s innovation evolution.

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Pulse Energy selects Gentrack as new systems transformation partner

Andie James April 5, 2022 Uncategorized 0

Pulse Energy, an energy and broadband services provider, has selected Gentrack to be its systems transformation partner; with the partnership […]

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Temporary solution for a wastewater plant

Patricia Mae Tagabe February 10, 2022 Civil Construction, Projects, Sponsored Editorial, Uncategorized, Water, Water and Wastewater Treatment 0

The Dungog Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) in New South Wales’ Hunter Region was commissioned in 1938 – making it over […]

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Creating the future of water for councils and communities

Patricia Mae Tagabe February 9, 2022 Civil Construction, Maintenance, Pipelines, Sponsored Editorial, Uncategorized 0

Australia and New Zealand’s leading pipeline infrastructure company, Interflow, has a vision that supports the growth of its people, fosters […]

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Managing pressure in water networks using polymer valves

Patricia Mae Tagabe February 9, 2022 Civil Construction, Maintenance, Pipelines, Sponsored Editorial, Uncategorized, Water 0

Aging water distribution infrastructure and a growing population puts strain on water networks, causing over-pressurised or faulty pipes, which in […]

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Fully automated iron measurements for cost-effective water analysis

Patricia Mae Tagabe February 8, 2022 Instrumentation, Control & Monitoring, Sponsored Editorial, Uncategorized, Water 0

It can be time-consuming having to constantly check the iron content in drinking water manually, with the continuous monitoring of […]

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What is a Check Valve and How it Works

Annabelle Powell February 7, 2022 Uncategorized 0

Check valves are found in almost every industrial application acting as non-return or one-way valves. Generally simple devices, check valves […]

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Transitioning to a water resilient harbour city

Patricia Mae Tagabe February 7, 2022 Features, Sustainability, Uncategorized, Water 0

The oldest urban area in Australia will be cooler, greener and more resilient under a new approach to water management […]

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Satellites providing unparalleled accuracy in dam surveillance

Patricia Mae Tagabe February 7, 2022 Condition Assessment, Dams, Features, Maintenance, Uncategorized 0

by Annabelle Powell, Journalist, Utility magazine Dams play a critical role in securing our water supply, so it’s vital that […]

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Benefits of rubber check valves for processing harsh fluids

Annabelle Powell February 4, 2022 Uncategorized 0

Learn how this material choice can help municipalities prepare for extreme weather and other challenging conditions. According to the Center […]

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Customers at the centre of the energy sector

Patricia Mae Tagabe February 4, 2022 Features, Renewable Energy, Retail, Uncategorized 0

by the Energy Charter Australia’s energy sector is undergoing rapid change. Pressure is building to deliver reliable, affordable, safe and […]

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Mapping the future of distributed energy resources

Patricia Mae Tagabe February 4, 2022 Features, Projects, Renewable Energy, Uncategorized 0

by Lauren DeLorenzo, Journalist, Utility magazine With Australia’s renewable energy transformation well underway, investment in Distributed Energy Resources (DER) projects […]

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Charting a path for utility digital transformation

Patricia Mae Tagabe February 4, 2022 Digital Utilities, Sponsored Editorial, Telecommunications, Uncategorized 0

The energy and utility industries are experiencing a period of unprecedented transformation. The traditional one-way relationship between centralised, asset- intensive […]

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Data innovations for the water industry

Patricia Mae Tagabe February 3, 2022 Big Data, Features, Instrumentation, Control & Monitoring, Uncategorized, Water 0

In Victoria, Intelligent Water Networks (IWN) has a Data and Analytics Program focused on trialling new and emerging technologies to […]

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Yarra Valley water elevating customer service with new technology

Lauren DeLorenzo February 3, 2022 Features, Telecommunications, Uncategorized, Water 0

Yarra Valley Water is harnessing the power of technology to transform the customer experience and create seamless service.

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Implementing Victoria’s embedded networks ban

Patricia Mae Tagabe February 3, 2022 Embedded networks, Features, Policy, Uncategorized 0

by Lauren DeLorenzo, Journalist, Utility magazine Although moving into a residential building with an embedded network offers convenience, it can […]

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Eye in the sky helping powercor manage network inspections

Patricia Mae Tagabe February 3, 2022 Asset management, Disaster Management, Drones, Electricity, Features, Maintenance, Powerlines, Uncategorized 0

by Powercor Powercor details its largest drone trial across western Victoria as the electricity distributor investigates how the technology may […]

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Cadastre modernisation energises GIS

Patricia Mae Tagabe February 2, 2022 Big Data, Digital Utilities, Sponsored Editorial, Uncategorized 0

Digital cadastre modernisation programs are well underway in most jurisdictions across Australia. These will significantly improve the accuracy and reliability […]

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Big data supporting the new energy paradigm

Patricia Mae Tagabe February 2, 2022 Big Data, Digital Utilities, Electricity, Features, Sustainability, Uncategorized 0

Australia’s transition to a new energy future will not be a smooth one without a massive shift in operational and market management.

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The role of desalination in Australia’s changing climate

Patricia Mae Tagabe February 2, 2022 Desalination, Features, Uncategorized, Water 0

by Annabelle Powell, Journalist, Utility magazine Australia is projected to see up to ten per cent less rainfall across the […]

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How to Eliminate Water Hammer When Pumping at High Velocities

Annabelle Powell February 1, 2022 Uncategorized 0

The Importance of Check Valves Check valves are common throughout industries where fluids are pumped through piping systems. These are […]

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Weld-free repair offerings making waves in the industry

Patricia Mae Tagabe February 1, 2022 Pipelines, Sponsored Editorial, Uncategorized 0

Piping Specialty Supply Services (PSSS) has added the first of a range of weld-free repair and maintenance offerings from SRJ […]

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Identifying critical differences between Smart Water Metering and Smart Water

Patricia Mae Tagabe January 31, 2022 IOT, Smart meters, Sponsored Editorial, Uncategorized, Water 0

Water utilities are quickly evolving into smart utilities by embracing new technology. In this time of change, it’s important to […]

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Maximising distributed energy resources using state estimation

Patricia Mae Tagabe January 28, 2022 Batteries & Storage, Features, Renewable Energy, Solar, Uncategorized 0

Every Australian state has a net zero emissions target by 2050 and the rapid growth of rooftop solar is creating a range of challenges for the distribution networks.

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