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Charting a course to net zero
The Climate Change Authority has released its review of the potential technology transition and emissions pathways for the Australian government to reach net zero emissions by 2050.
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IIR calls for abstracts for international conference
Abstract submissions are open for the first IIR International Conference on Refrigeration: Adapting to Rising Temperatures.
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How the circular economy can reduce manufacturing waste
Monash University researchers have found businesses that adopt circular economy strategies could reduce manufacturing waste by 65 per cent.
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MATES fly the flag
The not-for-profit organisation MATES is running “Fly the Flag” from September 9–13 as part of National Suicide Prevention Week.
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Using art for IAQ
Researchers at the University of British Columbia (UBC) Okanagan have created a unique way to improve indoor air quality.
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Researchers raring to build IAQ knowledge
As Australia gradually wakes up to the immense opportunity of improving indoor air quality, research and pilot projects will play a critical role in building evidence and momentum. The ARC Training Centre for Advanced Building System against Airborne Infection Transmission (THRIVE), hosted by the Queensland University of Technology, is home to many such projects.
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Final keynote announced for HVAC24
The fourth and final keynote speaker has been announced for 2024 HVAC Innovation Conference, taking place in Brisbane from September 12–13.
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Pathway program helps young Indigenous fridgies find success
Proud Bundjalung man Hayden Sneesby found a promising HVAC&R career thanks to the Precise Air Aboriginal Pathways program.
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GBCA resilience masterclass
The GBCA is hosting an online class on Tuesday, October 15 about the need for effective resilience and preparedness strategies.
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Study: Poor planning exacerbates thermal discomfort
QUT researchers have found that ambiguous planning codes can lead to housing with poor thermal performance that isn’t climate-ready.
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Australia’s huge opportunity to cut embodied carbon
As the focus increases on how to reduce embodied carbon emissions in the built environment, a new government report highlights the opportunity for short-term wins, as well as the need to act now for long-term success.
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$26m US refrigerant research centre announced
The US National Science Foundation has announced $26 million in funding for a cross-university research centre into sustainable refrigerants.
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The evolution of the fridgie’s toolbox
What can we expect from the toolbox of the future? We spoke to three HVAC&R technicians from around Australia to find out.
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AoFrio launches carbon-reduction refrigeration solution
AoFrio has launched INSIDE, a refrigeration software package designed to accelerate the industry’s journey towards net zero emissions.
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Cundall to host public health and climate adaptation webinar
Sustainable engineering consultancy Cundall is hosting a free World Green Building Week webinar event on Wednesday, September 11.
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ACA launches Attract initiative for women in construction
The Australian Constructors Association (ACA) is set to launch its new Attract initiative with the support of the NSW government.
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Mitsubishi Electric raises half-century
HVAC manufacturer Mitsubishi Electric Australia is celebrating 50 years of operations in the Land Down Under.
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I got a home energy assessment: Here’s what I learnt
How can we improve household thermal performance and reduce our energy bills? I got a home energy assessment to find out.
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Workshop: Decarbonising the construction industry
Decarbonising the Building Industry is hosting a free workshop on September 13 about the role of forests in decarbonisation.
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Victorian government increases rebates for electrification
The Victorian government is driving electrification for households and businesses through the Victorian Energy Upgrades program.