Archived News for Engineering Professionals
Experts say China’s demand for coal imports, including from Australia, will drop significantly by 2025.
Funds flow to PFAS works
The Coalition has announced half a billion dollars worth of upgrades for airbases.
Green readiness ranked
Woodside and Santos are low on a list of energy companies ranked by low-carbon readiness.
Local drug boost suggested
Experts say it is time for Australia to step up as a drug and vaccine manufacturer.
Next-gen batteries advanced
Local engineers say they are closer to developing a more sustainable, rechargeable ‘organic’ battery.
NT solar giant looms
More details have been released for a planned $30 billion solar energy project in the Northern Territory.
Shortages smash local firms
Building industry insiders say companies and subcontractors will continue to hit the wall due to a material supply crisis.
Unis get defence funds
Two universities have secured new funding to develop and build Australia's sovereign defence industry.
NSW approves catchment work
A mine expansion in NSW is set to run under a vital Sydney water catchment.
AEMO reports reliability needs
Authorities say Australia’s eastern states will have to deliver on their pledges if they are to avoid an energy shortfall.
CSIRO backs next-gen tech
CSIRO has announced $50 million in new investments towards growing national issues.
Greens seek steel shift
The Greens have pledged $500 million to assist steelmakers in quitting coal.
Materials tamed for modulator
Experts have created a new device that should improve future electronics.
WA knocks uranium plan
A major miner says it is committed to a uranium project in WA, despite being knocked back by the state government.
Academies ready to boost standing
Expert groups have welcomed funding they say will supercharge Australia’s global sci-tech profile.
COP26 goals could cap warming
Experts say that strict adherence to the COP26 climate goals should keep global warming to 2℃.
Woodside seeks new listings
Woodside has applied for a US listing ahead of a $63 billion merger vote.
Court rejects dam appeal
Victims of the 2011 Brisbane floods have lost a High Court over findings against dam engineers.