Based in Lilydale, Victoria, Max Bright is now in its second generation, with Glenn Bright managing the business and brother Mark staying on the machines as a senior dozer operator. The business has been
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Batteries paving the path to a cleaner and greener future
The report showed 87% of power generated in Australia comes from fossil fuels while just 13% is generated from renewables. While there has been a greater effort to integrate renewables into the grid, there
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Investing in sustainable energy – the case for power to gas
Just cast your eye to Victoria where not only has the state government launched a $2 million program to support the development of EfW technologies, some regional councils are investigating the viability
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ReNu Energy & SCA Property partner for major solar development
Shopping centres are major users of energy, with large indoor centres requiring a substantial amount of energy for heating and cooling, lighting systems, displays, point of sales systems, cinema projectors,
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Keeping NSW litter-free
In July, KNSWB will be hosting its Litter Congress at the Kirribilli Club in Lavender Bay and Inside Waste (IW) caught up Keep Australia Beautiful chair Val Southam to find out more about what
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Don’t waste your energy asking the wrong question
Discussion in the media about who is at fault for increased energy prices abounds. Like other commentators, I put the blame on the policy makers from all political parties at both state and federal level.
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Looming data avalanche poses big challenges for environmental agencies
However, while the amount of data collected by the monitoring stations is significant, it pales in comparison to what is coming. Evolving networks of air sensors current being deployed across the globe
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TWU: it’s not about wage rates, it’s about job security
Following industrial action earlier this year, the TWU and the Central Coast Council have engaged in negotiations in a bid to protect local drivers and offer long-term employment certainty during the transition
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Trish Hyde ends her tenure as APC CEO
The APC released a statement on June 9 on their website to officially announce Hyde’s departure from the organisation. “Trish Hyde, APC’s CEO has left the company to pursue personal interests,”
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Waste Opportunist: Closing the plasticulture loop in QLD (part 2)
Queensland’s existing ag-plastic collections DrumMUSTER DrumMUSTER commenced in 1998 and is an Australian-wide program for the collection and recycling of eligible (with
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