Utility November 2021 Digital edition

ENGINEERING

CO RROSION

RAMPS UP RUSTED POLE

You would not expect to find saltwater crocodiles in the suburban streets of Alice Springs. But a new innovation in town, named after famous Top End crocs, is a central feature of a power pole replacement program currently underway.

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Reimagining dam safety management

Celebrating 85 years of innovation

Technology reducing costs for pump maintenance and downtime for water utilities

How HDD supports infrastructure asset resilience

Essential Energy’s new digital and training safety initiatives

Industrial reverse osmosis

Manage water assets during a crisis by leveraging smart devices

Inspiring confidence and improving process safety

Listen up: TasWater’s active leakage management technology

Powering up Perth: the Western Power Hay to Milligan Project

The invisible threat you can now see

Boost productivity with PowerFlex 6000T medium voltage drives

Expanded product offerings: the future of energy retail?

A new billing system for Australian water utilities

Meeting 5-minute settlement regulatory requirements

QLD-NSW Interconnector boosting reactive power and grid stability

Charting a path for utility digital transformation

Minding the citizen-utility gap

Building a Digital Flood Twin of Tasmania

Reusing biosolids in the wastewater sector

Renewables at a Glance: Australia's biggest up-and-coming projects

Economical water treatment through blending

New technology transforms resiliency readiness

Engineering innovation ramps up rusted pole replacement program

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