Energy November 2020

BIOFUELS

HARNESSING THE POWER OF BIOSOLIDS TO MAKE HYDROGEN Hydrogen is being hailed as having the power to accelerate the global transition to renewable energy. In an exciting new development, researchers have now used biosolids to produce hydrogen from wastewater, in new technology that supports the comprehensive recycling of one of humanity’s unlimited resources – sewage.

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November 2020 ISSUE 12

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Harnessing the power of biosolids to make hydrogen

Electric vehicle subscriptions: the model for the future?

Australia’s first electricpowered cherry-picker hits the streets

Why aren’t more Australians driving EVs?

Queensland's Electric Super Highway takes shape

Structured plan to help flatten aviation's CO2 curve

The products at the heart of critical infrastructure

Batteries in the burbs: exploring the potential

Safely grounded: timing measurements on gasinsulated switchgear

Dealer reach means less downtime for Sequentia Services

Federal Budget misses a trick, but states pick up the slack

Australia’s renewables journey: moving from fossil fuels to clean energy powerhouse

Energy disruption is here – but not as we expected

What the Victorian Default Offer means for the future of embedded networks

Australia’s first lithium-ion battery manufacturing facility

Co-locating renewables and batteries: assessing the operational implications

Maximising solar by rethinking PV panel orientation

Snowy 2.0 gets construction go-ahead

Funding changes for ARENA and CEFC

What the budget means for energy

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