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Creating a greener future: 5 Australian projects leading the way

by Sarah MacNamara
September 17, 2024
in Batteries & Storage, Civil Construction, Electric Vehicles, Hydro Power, Projects, Renewable Energy, Smart Energy, Solar, Sponsored Editorial, Sustainability, Wind
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Australia is emerging as a global leader in sustainable development, driven by engineering innovation. With a focus on renewable energy, green infrastructure and cutting-edge technologies, these professionals are tackling some of the world’s most pressing environmental challenges. Here are five standout Australian projects that highlight this commitment to a more sustainable future:

  1. Pioneering renewable energy projects

Australia’s abundant natural resources position it at the forefront of the global shift towards renewable energy. Engineers are harnessing solar, wind, and hydroelectric power to reduce the nation’s reliance on fossil fuels. A prime example is the Sun Cable Australia-Asia PowerLink project. Set to become one of the world’s largest solar farms, this ambitious venture in the Northern Territory aims to transmit renewable energy to Singapore via undersea cables, providing clean energy to 3 million homes and marking a significant step forward in reducing carbon emissions.

  1. Innovative urban development

CLT Toolbox, an Australian software co-developed by Adam Jones and Ringo Thomas, is revolutionising sustainable construction. By simplifying the design process with embedded education and automated calculations, this software makes mass timber design more accessible. Mass timber, a renewable material that sequesters carbon, is now easier to incorporate into projects, promoting greener building practices. Recognised for its impact, CLT Toolbox is expanding into the US and Europe, driving the adoption of mass timber in mainstream construction.

  1. Cutting-edge waste management

Goterra’s innovative waste management technology transforms food waste into protein-rich feed using insects, specifically maggots. This modular system processes organic matter efficiently, reducing CO2 emissions and reliance on landfills. Scalable to various community sizes, the technology offers a sustainable waste management solution and is being deployed across Australia with plans for international expansion. This advancement is reshaping waste disposal in agriculture and livestock sectors.

  1. Innovative water management

Australia’s water scarcity challenges have prompted engineers to develop advanced water management and conservation strategies. Clean TeQ is at the forefront of this effort with its Clean-iX® ion exchange process. This technology enhances water purification and recycling, driving significant progress in sustainable water management. By leveraging cutting-edge engineering techniques, Clean TeQ is addressing global water challenges more effectively.

  1. Advancing electrification and green transport

Gelion’s Australian-developed stationary battery is enhancing the safety and sustainability of electric vehicles (EVs). This technology features advanced safety mechanisms and an environmentally friendly design, reducing the ecological impact of battery storage. By offering a more reliable and greener energy storage solution, Gelion’s battery supports the growing demand for efficient EV options, contributing to a broader push towards cleaner transportation alternatives.

Australia’s commitment to sustainability is evident in these groundbreaking projects, showcasing the country’s leadership in addressing environmental challenges through innovative engineering solutions.

Be part of the engineering community supporting Australian innovation for a sustainable future. Join Engineers Australia by 30 September and save $100 on membership. Visit engaus.org/getsaving for more information.

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