Insurmountable Green Hydrogen Barriers In Australia Or Just Minor Obstacles?
Australia is known to be a dry continent overall (except when the floods come, as is the case at the … [continued]
Author: David Waterworth
Substation33: A Plethora Of Innovation With Reused Batteries — Part 2
Let’s talk about some more exciting innovations from Substation33, which specializes in creating high-tech devices from reused batteries and scrap … [continued]
Will This Solar Farm Blind New Zealand Pilots?
No, of course it won’t, but I’m sure New Zealand’s biggest solar farm (150MW) being built at Christchurch Airport will … [continued]
Substation33: A Plethora Of Innovation With Reused Batteries — Part 1
Substation33 specializes in electronic waste collection and processing, diverting e-waste from landfills. It offers an inclusive space where people of … [continued]
Financing Your Electrical Vehicle Purchase Improving Slowly In Australia (Needs To Improve More)
A recent survey of 1,001 Australians by Savvy has revealed that 73% of respondents agree that moving to electric vehicles … [continued]
The Way We Buy Cars Has Changed Forever — We Just Don’t Know it Yet
Are we there yet?
Understanding “Greenflation”
“Greenflation,” or the costs associated with going green, may be a concern in the short-term in many industries, Vaibhav Chaturvedi, … [continued]
Is Adani The Good Guy Or The Bad Guy? Or Is It Just A Case Of…
Adani has had a lot of bad press in Australia. There have been multitudinous protests and court cases. Yet, this … [continued]
Western Australia’s Electric Vehicle Transition & Leadership Highlighted At iDriveWA
By Florian Popp Western Australia turned up in droves to join the global transition to electric transport on November 4th … [continued]
MG Australia Gets It: If You Charge It, They Will Come
One of the pleasant charging surprises we had as we travelled the 3000 km across the Queensland west on our … [continued]
