The Clean Energy Regulator estimates that a record 6.3 gigawatts (GW) of new renewable capacity was installed in 2019, 24 per cent above the previous record set in 2018.

Series IEFB can be hot tapped which makes it easy to install and remove the unit in an operational system without any downtime.

Measuring only 85 x 85 x 19mm, the new controller has a durable design and is ideal for hotel or conference centre applications.

As a result of the current economic climate infrastructure projects have never been more important. Federal and State governments have fast-tracked infrastructure projects to stimulate the economy.

It fits applications with pipe sizes from 1/2" to 2" (12.7 to 50 mm) and features 316L stainless steel housing for use in harsh environments.

Product Lists are a really simple way to group together a list of products and easily access them at any time for quoting or for ordering.

Since 2003, McInerney has been responsible for administering the Ozone Protection and Synthetic Greenhouse Gas Management Act.

Belimo room sensors and room operating units have been designed to be easily installed by avoiding mounting and wiring errors.

For the first time, BITZER is now also exhibiting ECOLITE in a version for low-GWP refrigerants of the A2L group delivering a solution for refrigerants with a GWP below 150.

The ARBS session will draw on comparisons between the recorded energy performances of the new DX, NH3 system and those of the previous HFC based systems.

The virus has ground the economy to a halt and many organisations have either closed their doors or been forced to reinvent the way they do business.

In the interim ARBS is planning to announce a digital offering. Of course, CCN will provide comprehensive coverage of this offering.

Event organiser, Sue Falcke, apologised for the change of date and asked exhibitors to be patient until new dates are finalised.

This year marks a decade for the ARBS Awards which first began in 2010.

Not only are net zero carbon buildings highly energy efficient they are fully powered from renewable energy.

According to Jon Clarke, Head of Smart Building Technology Delivery at Dexus, this technology will have a major impact in coming years and is changing how buildings are constructed and managed.