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Sunday,  May 26,  2013

Industry & Resources

fifo runningAN ongoing Fly-In Fly-Out (FIFO) study undertaken by Murdoch University has found employee commitment is not linked to turnover within the industry.

Solar capability enhanced with battery ‘smoother’

Saturday, 03 November 2012 06:00 Written by Steven White

CloudCover solarWESTERN Australian based company Magellan Power has developed a unique device to address electricity fluctuations that occur with some alternative energy technologies.

IMGP0066Telstra WA Business Woman 2012 of the Year Julie Shuttleworth has tackled safety issues around underground mining tyre changing by helping bring a new invention to the market – the 'low profile tyre handler'.

Suitable WA microalgae biofuel production areas mapped

Thursday, 20 September 2012 10:00 Written by Steven White

algae walkerMICROALGAE biofuel production is the focus of a new report prepared by Murdoch University and UWA, for the Centre For Research Into Energy For Sustainable Transport (CREST).

mining blokesA GENDER specific mental health program focused on getting blokes to “open-up” is making its way to Western Australia.

energy gridA CSIRO report has highlighted that a lack of incentives and appropriate policies are hindering Australia’s uptake of Distributed Energy (DE), a readily available way of decreasing carbon emissions, increasing electricity and water efficiency, and creating billions of dollars in savings.

Carbon cakeA MURDOCH University researcher and economist has used mathematical modelling to assess the impact of the carbon tax from original inputs through to supply chain on a birthday cake.

New study finds oil and gas bounty off WA coast

Thursday, 09 August 2012 06:00 Written by Aaron Fernandes

Oil rig_off_perthA PREVIOUSLY unexplored basin off the coast of Western Australia may soon become the focus of resource developers, after researchers discovered the area likely contains significant deposits of oil and gas.

parabolic troughWESTERN Australia’s concentrated solar thermal power (CSP) potential has been assessed in a world first study that has found previous assumptions overestimate realistic site suitability for the technology.

pilbara ore_trainAIRBORNE monitoring for fibrous materials in northern Western Australian mines have recently found airborne concentrations is below legal workplace limits.

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