De-risking large-scale battery projects
Aurecon explores batteries proving their worth as the Swiss Army knife of electricity grid infrastructure and how it can perform various functions.
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Aurecon explores batteries proving their worth as the Swiss Army knife of electricity grid infrastructure and how it can perform various functions.
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As we strive towards net zero carbon infrastructure, Aurecon explores what the future of roads might look like as part of a decarbonised transport network.
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Digitising our dams using real-time data capture will improve performance and decision-making for hydropower operators around new and ageing assets.
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Owners and operators of first generation wind turbines must now decide what’s best for their ageing infrastructure: decommissioning, repowering or extending their life.
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Aurecon’s Future Energy Capability Leader, Ben McGarry answers the hard questions about hydrogen technology for a zero-carbon emissions future in Australia.
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Aurecon helped The University of Queensland become the first university in the world to offset 100 per cent of its energy from its own renewable energy assets.
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As people and businesses move online, we need to continue taking responsible measures to manage the challenges COVID-19 imposes on our energy system.
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Grid congestion is increasing as Australia's electricity generation network evolves. Aurecon's digital curtailment assessment tool will help power generation clients make the most of the changes, says Future Energy Team Leader, Tomas Keraitis.
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Australia's lack of consistency in the grid connection process is negatively impacting renewable power project outcomes, according to Aurecon's Harriet Floyd.
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Aurecon’s Paul Gleeson and UQ’s Peta Ashworth explore Australia's energy market transformation as consumers drive the transition to a low carbon future.
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Dr Alex Wonhas, Managing Director Energy, Resources & Manufacturing, Aurecon, provides his expert opinion on how large users of energy can lower their costs.
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Data centres are strategic business assets to a company’s performance, and providing ongoing maintenance can prevent failures to their customers.
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Managing Director – Energy, Resources and Manufacturing Paul Gleeson explores the key lessons from the technical and market impact study for Hornsdale Power Reserve’s first year in operation.
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For many generators, networks and large energy users, the lack of a system wide grid plan has made energy policy uncertainty incredibly challenging.
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Aurecon and SA Water discuss the planning, design, construction and operation of the Adelaide Desalination Plant.
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Aurecon's Michael Green discusses how engineering meteorology can assist in improving the resilience of operational and infrastructure design.
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Dr Amir Tadros, Aurecon Senior Mechanical Engineer Energy Services spoke with Australia’s Gas Today magazine about creating solar and natural gas synergies.
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Data centres should achieve uncompromising levels of performance and advanced solutions to protect their assets from the impact of catastrophes.
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Why do data centres consume so much energy? Learn how data centre developers and operators can save energy through natural cooling and efficient design.
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Structural integrity analysis is helping asset owners better understand the risk of damage to their infrastructure and the mitigation measures they can employ to avoid costly equipment replacement.
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Blair Walter, Renewable Energy Leader for Aurecon spoke with Australia’s Energy Generation magazine about wind farm developments and getting energy prediction right.
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