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Natural Power the Future - 01/07/10
Remote communities, such as minesites, may soon be powered by the sun or wind, thanks to new research. Read
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Electrical India vol 50 no. 6 - Diesel Generator Systems- June 2010
Many remote communities around the world are dependent on diesel generators for their energy requirements. Diesel generators are also a major source of backup power in India and other countries experiencing frequent power cuts and power reliability concerns. Read
more
Study Energised - 15/06/10
Curtin University PhD
student Shaji Mathews has been awarded a renewable energy scholarship to help conduct research into supplying remote locations. Read
more
Renewable Energy Scholarship to Develop Remote Power Solutions - 31/05/10
Curtin University of Technology PhD student Shaji Mathews is the
recipient of a renewable energy scholarship valued at $20,000 per year.
Provided
by Perth-based renewable energy systems developer Regen Power, the
scholarship will help Mr Mathews conduct research into renewable energy
supply for remote locations. Read
more
International Conference on Renewable Energy: Generation and Applications
The “International Conference on Renewable Energy: Generation and Applications” ICREGA’10 is organized by the College of Engineering at UAE University. This event will be held in Al Ain, United Arab Emirates during the period of March 8-10, 2010. The ICREGA’10 is sponsored by Abu Dhabi Water & Electricity Authority ( ADWEA ).Read more
Business News WA - 13-19/08/09
The Eco resort
is now equiped with an hybrid power system and is one of the most
impressive features of the new resort. It comprises solar panels on the
roof of 24 of the villas, a bank of storgae batteries and four diesel
generators, all linked by a sophisticated computer system that
optimises power use. Read more
Solar 09, 47th Annual Conference of the Australian and New Zealand Solar Energy Society - 03/08/09
The ANZSES's annual conferences have reputation for bringing together professionals from all energy-related sectors, from Australia and Overseas, to meet and exchange new ideas, and discuss the latest developments in the area of clean energy technologies. Professor Chem Nayar, Regen Power's director is one of the invited speakers this year, together with the Minister for the
Environment, Heritage and the Arts... Read more
The Australian Financial Review - 27/07/09
Regen Power is using part of the $10 million dollar Researchers in Business program to hire a mechanical engineer to design mobile phone towers that can run on wind or solar energy. Read more
Mining Australia - 02/07/09
An advanced hybrid power system devised by Perth-based Regen Power was recently installed at the Eco Beach Wilderness Resort near Broome that could provide mining companies in remote areas of Australia with a less expensive way of generating their power.
According to Regen, the automated solar and diesel system can be monitored from thousands of
miles away to optimise power input and output, helping to reduce costs. Read more
Mining News Premium - 02/07/09
REDUCING emissions is a growing concern for miners with the impending introduction of a Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme. One Perth company believes it has devised a system that will reduce pollution while cutting energy costs. Read more
Community News - June 2009
Solar power systems free for up to 1000 homes... Read more
Comment News - 12/05/09
AN INITIATIVE
to harness renewable energy to power phone towers in remote areas will
be the focus of a Government-funded partnership between a local company
and a Curtin University masters student.
Canning Vale-based company
Regen Power was the first organisation to be awarded funding under the
Australian Government's $10 million dollar Researchers in Business
program.
The company received $50,000 to employ Curtin University mechanical engineering masters student Anil
Kumar to assist with the project. Read more
Curtin University of Technology - March 2008
A group of Curtin University of Technology postgraduate Electrical
Engineering students are the only Australian team to win the
prestigious 2007 Mondialogo Engineering Award with a project that
provides a solution to water shortages during the dry season.
The Curtin team, Ahmad Agus Setiawan and Yu Zhao are PhD students under the supervision of Professor Chem Nayar.... Read more
Wind powers Perth's energy
The WA government will focus on wind-generated solutions for the state's energy needs after pressure from the federal government to develop sustainable energy solutions.
Curtin University's director of electrical engineering, Professor Chem Nayar.... Read more
The Answer is Blowin' in the Wind
WA's first wind turbine was built on Rottnest Island in the 1980's, but the 12 wind turbines in Albany, stretched over about 4km of howling coastline, make it one of the State's biggest wind farm.... Read more
Aussie Technology for Research on Renewable Energy - 15/05/04
Sarawak will adopt Australian technology for research on renewable energy and communication technology projects in an effort to bridge urban and remote areas.... Read more
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