🚨 Project Alert! 🚨 **Long Tan Vertical Retirement Village** We’re proud to introduce Long Tan Retirement Village – a cutting-edge vertical living space, expertly crafted with our innovative electrical engineering design. 🏙️ Key Features: - Advanced Lighting Automation f ...

🚨 **Project Alert!** 🚨 Excited to unveil our latest work at **Kingsley Newcastle**! ✨ Advanced Building Automation ✨ RGBW Facade Lighting ✨ Power Solutions for Precision Climate Control & a Rooftop Restaurant ✨ Lighting Designed to Create a Warm, Intimate Ambiance Sho ...

🔌🏙 Powering Newcastle’s Future – Coming in 2025! We’re excited to share our electrical engineering design for upcoming residential high-rise buildings in Newcastle, NSW. ⚡ Key Features We’re Delivering: Smart Lighting Design: Energy-efficient LED systems for common area ...

🔌🏙 Powering Newcastle’s Future – Coming in 2025! We’re excited to share our electrical engineering design for upcoming residential high-rise buildings in Newcastle, NSW. ⚡ Key Features We’re Delivering: Smart Lighting Design: Energy-efficient LED systems for common area ...

🔌🏙 Powering Newcastle’s Future – Coming in 2025! We’re excited to share our electrical engineering design for upcoming residential high-rise buildings in Newcastle, NSW. ⚡ Key Features We’re Delivering: Smart Lighting Design: Energy-efficient LED systems for common area ...

Can't wait for the big reveal! 🌟 We're thrilled about the electrical engineering design we've brought to this project, making sure it shines bright! 💡 #EngineeringPride #LightUpTheFuture #electricalengineering

EPA are proud of our electrical and lighting engineering for the new Yulong Oval amenities, Medowie. Designed in consultation with Port Hunter Touch Football, Medowie Football Club, and Medowie Cricket Club, the $2.6 million facility features modern amenities to cater to the ...

We are excited to welcome Cordelia to the best electrical engineering team in Australia! Cordelia began her career as an Architectural Assistant in the UK, she worked on a variety of large-scale projects and completed her Advanced Diploma in Construction & the Built Environment.

Australia doesn’t need to bet the grid on experimental inverter tech. We already have gas (Narrabri + Newcastle), coal, and uranium. A logical path: ⚙️ Keep reliable coal units for system strength 🔥 Add gas + synchronous condensers for inertia 🔋 Trial grid-forming batteries,

We subsidise ‘cheap energy’ with $150M of taxpayer cash… to a foreign-owned company from a country with power 3× cheaper than ours — and which builds an Australia-sized coal fleet every single year. Some conundrum.

Just finished two days of filming in Western Sydney with fellow Greek Aussie Patriot Pete Z. We visited dozens of NDIS (National Disability Insurance Scheme) providers in the diverse suburbs of Lakemba and Bankstown after being inspired by Nick shirley’s work exposing

Introducing: The New Pyramid

AI Runs on Copper, Not Code This block of copper weighs ~1,450 tonnes. That’s a 9 m × 9 m × 2 m slab — with people standing next to it for scale. Now here’s the part most energy debates miss: ~3,000 to 5,000 tonnes of copper is what it takes to build ~1 GW of modern power

AI doesn’t run on code. It runs on turbines, gas fields, and pipelines. Everyone wants GW-scale AI. Very few are honest about what actually powers it. So let’s connect the dots — machines → fuel → geography 👇 ⸻ What you’re looking at The images above show a single ~1 GW

Renewables Can’t Do It — It’s Physics. AI Just Exposed Australia’s Energy Myth. At Davos, Vimal Kapur, Honeywell CEO, didn’t argue ideology. He argued physics. AI needs continuous, dispatchable power — 24/7, no gaps, no volatility. That’s not something intermittent renewables

Looks like SA is heading for something like three hours of pricing near the cap of $20,300/MWh this evening. Still, hot, sun down. Batteries are fading. Usually, these prices get hit for a couple of 5min intervals at a time. This is gonna hurt.

Have a look at Energy and Climate Minister Chris Bowen wriggle and squirm when he's confronted with questions that he's been avoiding for months. Liam Bartlett from 7 News Spotlight puts the blowtorch to him after Chris Bowen dodged interview requests for 3 months. How's this

Very glad to have collaborated with Robert on this piece in the The Australian. I'll come back tomorrow with some more details on the numbers. TLDR: Estimates of transmission costs have proven worse than useless. The few precedents we have suggest a disaster ahead.

Waratah Super Battery Transformer Failure Update 850 MW Waratah BESS still at ~350 MW after HVT3 catastrophic failure (Oct 2025) during final commissioning: winding damage, overpressure, oil tank rupture. Oil contained in the bounded. HVT2 offline for checks. Replacement from