Aug 19, 2019 At Home

The Energy That Powers Your Morning

What do you do every morning? That’s a question that was asked to thousands of Australians in a representative survey commissioned by Brighter recently. 2 in 5 Australians say they have a shower first …Read more Aug 19, 2019 In The Community

Family business gone global is powered right out of Glen Waverley

A Glen Waverley-based business, which has played a big part in keeping Australia’s lights on every day for the last 85 years, has a global footprint spanning six countries and attributes success to its …Read more Aug 19, 2019 People & Industry

Game-changing Hackathon This Weekend in Perth

Are you a WA uni student who constantly has great ideas for real-world problems? Well, there’s nothing better than a hackathon to get some exposure. This weekend the Chevron Hackathon kicks off in Perth, …Read more Aug 14, 2019 People & Industry

Premier’s Science Awards (WA) Winners Announced

The Premier’s Science Awards recognise and celebrate the achievements of the Western Australian science community. The awards typically go to outstanding scientific research being conducted in WA. The awards cover a diverse range of …Read more Aug 13, 2019 People & Industry

Meet Mohit, An Example of What’s Achievable with a Career in Chemical Engineering

Mohit Mittal has worn a few different hats in his short career – student, engineer, aspiring cricketer and even a journalist working for a weekly publication in India for six years writing stories related …Read more Aug 07, 2019 Clean Energy Future

How Solar Works

Solar power made up about 5% of Australian electricity generation in 2018. About 0.8% of that was from large-scale solar (sometimes called solar farms). The rest was from solar panels installed in around one-fifth …Read more Aug 07, 2019 People & Industry

What is STEM?

STEM. It’s an acronym that’s being increasingly thrown around in conversations about education. And it’s not just teachers talking about it either; politicians, celebrities, social media influencers are all abuzz, and so are local …Read more Aug 07, 2019 In The Community

How Landholders and Natural Gas Companies in Queensland are Coexisting Respectfully

Michael Taylor from “Fairlands” in Wallumbilla, Queensland, shares his perspective on how gas companies and landholders have learnt to coexist over the years and treat each other respectfully. Michael runs Midwest Rural Traders in Wallumbilla …Read more Aug 07, 2019 Clean Energy Future

Australia’s First Homes to be Powered by Hydrogen

The Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG) announced a hydrogen project earlier in 2019. The project, called ‘Hydrogen Park SA’ (Hyp SA), will be based in the suburb of Tonsley. The project, which will cost …Read more