Productivity Commissioner, Joanne Chong, explains how Australia’s complex and inconsistent regulatory environment has stalled the development of a circular economy. Read more
Chris Kerr, VP of home & distribution at Clipsal by Schneider, explains why the average ‘smart home’ in Australia just isn’t that clever.
Welcome to 2022 and another challenging year ahead as we learn to live with this endless pandemic.
ENGIE Impact senior director, Joshua Martin, raises concerns about Australia’s commitment to net zero and examines whether companies are engaging in greenwashing.
Evan Quasney, global VP, supply chain LoB at Anaplan explains how companies can fight climate change with better supply chain planning.
The pandemic turned indoor air quality into a public health issue in need of further attention.
There are a range of devices and sensors that can help manage indoor air quality well beyond the age of COVID-19.
A snapshot of the top five technology trends shaping the data centre market.
A-Gas is encouraging businesses to try out A2L refrigerants, to gain experience using them and ultimately understand how they perform.
Coolautomation product manager, Roy Muchtar, looks at how the global pandemic has impacted the world of heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC).
It’s great to be able to take work calls while walking the dogs or throwing on a load of washing while proofing pages but the social isolation that comes with being in lockdown is a struggle.
Guth Deconzo Consulting Engineers vice president, Jeremy McDonald, explains why improvements to Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) are important to move beyond the COVID-19 pandemic.
Head of the William Cooper Institute, Professor Jacinta Elston, is seeking support for a new executive education program targeting women from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds.
CCN Editor, Sandra Rossi, examines the harsh reality of working life in the 21st century.
Mechanical engineer and NABERS accredited assessor, Ahmad Fraij, presents design tips to improve chiller efficiency.
IDTechEx senior technology analyst, Dr Michael Dent, examines whether Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology has the potential to reverse the impacts of climate change.
Mechanical engineer and NABERS accredited assessor, Ahmad Fraij, outlines strategies to reduce peak demand.