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$26 million for Nelligen water supply and sewerage scheme Image: StephenhIrwin/stock.adobe.com For the first time, Nelligen residents have access to a central water supply and sewerage system following the completion of a ground-breaking $26 million project that boosts liveability and makes […] The post $26 million for Nelligen water supply and sewerage scheme appeared first […]

New refrigerant guide to help industrial transition to heat pumps Image: Eakrin/stock.adobe.com Choosing which heat pump to use for industrial and commercial applications has just gotten more manageable with the launch of a refrigerant guide for heat pumps developed by the Australian […] The post New refrigerant guide to help industrial transition to heat pumps

$45 million project for better pump stations in Cobar Image: 169169/stock.adobe.com Two new high-tech pump stations, to be delivered at Nyngan and Hermidale, will improve Cobar’s water reliability. These stations will ensure that water is pumped more efficiently to the town. […] The post $45 million project for better pump stations in Cobar appeared first

Feedback sought for electrifying buildings in Victoria Image: Nimur/stock.adobe.com The Department of Transport and Planning (DTP) and the Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action (DEECA) have developed a Regulatory Impact Statement (RIS) exploring the costs and benefits of […] The post Feedback sought for electrifying buildings in Victoria appeared first on Pump Industry Magazine.

Cold-climate HVAC research lab to open in Anchorage Image: hodim/stock.adobe.com The Consortium for Advanced Heat Pump Research, a groundbreaking partnership between the University of Alaska Anchorage (UAA) and LG Electronics Inc. (LG), has opened state-of-the-art, real-world simulated labs to conduct comprehensive […] The post Cold-climate HVAC research lab to open in Anchorage appeared first on Pump

Emergency water supply bores spring to life Image: Southern Rural Water Southern Rural Water has built new emergency water bores at Bradvale Recreation Reserve and Derrinallum Recreation Reserve to help local communities in dry conditions. The new bores in the Corangamite […] The post Emergency water supply bores spring to life appeared first on Pump

South Australia to fund on-farm drought infrastructure Image: totajla/stock.adobe.com Applications are now open for the South Australian State Government’s $5 million On-Farm Drought Infrastructure Rebate Scheme, which will support farmers across the state experiencing some of the worst dry […] The post South Australia to fund on-farm drought infrastructure appeared first on Pump Industry Magazine.

Bellevue wastewater pump station splashes out in colour Local Noongar artist Justin Martin [back row, right], Year 4/5 class from Clayton View Primary School with teacher Jodie Lander, and Water Corporation representatives by the new community artwork on a wastewater pump station on Elder Way, Bellevue, as part of Water Corporation’s Splash of Colour program.

Secure your place in history at AIMEX 2025 Image: Prime Creative Media Mining has a rich history, and with the Asia-Pacific International Mining Exhibition (AIMEX) set to move to Adelaide in 2025, major industry leaders are quickly acting to secure their legacy. […] The post Secure your place in history at AIMEX 2025 appeared first

Lower energy bills through industrial heat pumps Image: Zdena Venclik/stock.adobe.com The Victorian Government is helping big manufacturing and industrial businesses find new ways to slash their energy bills. Minister for Energy and Resources Lily D’Ambrosio visited MainStream Aquaculture’s barramundi hatchery […] The post Lower energy bills through industrial heat pumps appeared first on Pump Industry