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Port of Newcastle a powerful link for renewable energy in NSW

By dev@proweb.services | March 24, 2020

Newcastle has again demonstrated its role as a critical trade gateway for Australia’s take-up of renewable energy technology, with the latest batch of wind farm components arriving in March.

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Westside achieves NSW rehabilitation first

By dev@proweb.services | March 13, 2020

Glencore’s Westside open cut coal site in the Lower Hunter has received Government certification for a section of its rehabilitated mined land, a first for the State’s coal industry under contemporary mine rehabilitation criteria.

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City prepares for electric vehicle future

By dev@proweb.services | September 23, 2019

The City of Newcastle has completed a solar-powered electric
vehicle (EV) charging hub that will also provide 100% renewable
electricity to supply all of No.2 Sportsground.

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Hunter first supports innovative approach to energy

By dev@proweb.services | September 13, 2019

A partnership created by local government, a not for profit leading provider of community care and a solar cooperative will see an innovative approach to energy in the Hunter.

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Local dishwasher halves power use and wins major award

By dev@proweb.services | August 19, 2019

Australia’s peak industry design awards – the highest
honour for design and innovation in the country – were
announced at The Star Casino in Sydney on 11 July at the
61st annual Good Design Award Ceremony.

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Newcastle Mine Rehabilitation Conference seeks to answer crucial questions

By dev@proweb.services | May 17, 2019

The 9th Annual Best Practice Ecological Rehabilitation of Mined Lands Conference (Mine Rehab 2019) will be held on 20 June 2019 at NEX Newcastle Exhibition & Convention Centre.

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PSC goes green with solar panels

By dev@proweb.services | March 18, 2019

Port Stephens Council has gone green with the installation of more than 350 solar panels on the roof of its Administration Building in Raymond Terrace.

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Works Begin on World-Class Bio-refinery in the Hunter

By dev@proweb.services | January 29, 2019

On 17 January Michael Johnsen MP, Member for Upper Hunter noted that works are officially underway in Muswellbrook for the first bio-renewables research facility of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere making the Hunter a national hub for bio-renewables research, development and commercialization.

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Building begins on Newcastle solar farm

By dev@proweb.services | December 19, 2018

Construction on the region’s largest solar farm has begun after
Lord Mayor Nuatali Nelmes turned the first sod on 13 November on
a disused landfill site at the Summerhill Waste Management Centre
facility.

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Australian farming the focus of new soil research centre

By dev@proweb.services | August 27, 2018

Australia’s largest collaborative soil research initiative, aimed at enabling farmers to increase their productivity and profitability, has launched today at the University of Newcastle.

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