Intelligent Traffic Systems market primed for growth
Municipal government authorities around the world are increasingly moving to implement intelligent traffic management systems, a market which is forecast to experience compound growth...
Robots revolutionizing agriculture
British farmers are struggling with a labour shortage and the gap is beginning to be filled by a new generation of robots built specifically...
Sponsored Article: Before You Dig Australia – A Vision for Zero Damage, Zero Harm
Independent research reveals that the risk of a strike while excavating is five times less likely when the excavator uses the BYD service. So...
WA infrastructure plan has a 20 year horizon
Infrastructure Western Australia has presented the McGowan State Government with a list of 93 recommendations and initiatives as part of the state’s first infrastructure...
NZ makes first Pacific investments from climate aid fund
New Zealand has made the first investments from its recently announced NZ$1.3 billion fund to support Pacific communities responding to climate change, with the...
Offshore Wind Gaining Speed
Renewable energy developers are looking to Australia’s first offshore wind projects as the nation’s energy transition gathers pace.
While the Australian Energy Market Market Operator...
Coal fired power in faster phase out under AEMO roadmap
As much as 60% of Australia’s east coast coal powered energy generation is expected to be retired in the period up until 2030, with...
How exposed is the supply chain to climate risks?
Since 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic has caused significant disruptions across global supply chains, leading to shortages of everything from semiconductors to paper.
In 2021, supply...
Renewables and wildlife – a fine balancing act
The deadly impact of windfarms on bird and bat populations shows there are no easy solutions when it comes to developing sustainable energy.
Under the...
Is the future nuclear? Why a maligned technology could be back on the cards
Human activity is changing the earth’s climate. Since the end of the 19th century, the planet’s temperature has increased by at least 1º Celsius....
