The District Council of Tumby Bay is seeking tenders for the construction of a Community Wastewater Management System including collection and treatment for the township of Port Neill in the District Council of Tumby Bay (SA).
Submissions to tender close on 13 July 2015.
The Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) has committed $98 million in debt finance towards Victoria’s largest solar farm. Construction...
The Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG) has appointed a new Chief Executive Officer, who will be replacing Ben Wilson...
The Victorian Government’s new electricity purchasing power initiative will bring $200million of new investment in renewables. The Victorian Government...
The Victorian Government has placed an order for 50GL of desalinated water to be delivered in Summer 2017 to...
A recently constructed water treatment plant in Rosebery, Tasmania, is improving water quality and consistency for local customers. TasWater...
Water scarcity and desalination will be hot topics at the International Water Association’s (IWA) World Water Congress and Exhibition...
A $6.1 million drilling and monitoring program is currently underway in the Fitzroy Valley (WA), in an attempt to...
Two new water tanks have been installed by Power and Water in the Yirrkala community in the Northern Territory....
Tackling inflow and infiltration January 21, 2022
Inflow and Infiltration (I/I) is a major problem facing water authorities and th...
Using ACB retrofit solutions to ensure stable power supply January 19, 2022
The consequences of air circuit breaker (ACB) failure can be financially costly ...
Overhauling water supply for a climate-vulnerable community January 13, 2022
Mer Island in the Torres Strait had access to water for only 3–6 hours a day, ...
Interflow and Raedlinger Primus Line celebrate Exclusivity Agreement December 22, 2021
Pipeline infrastructure company, Interflow, announced the signing of an exclusiv...
How experts are using innovative technology to solve water loss December 22, 2021
Water experts agree that intelligent, simple, and cost-effective technical solut...
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