Opinion

Dan Hollenkamp, COO of intelligent building management solutions company, Toggled, explains how demand response (DR) programs can reduce energy costs and provide grid reliability.

Heat pumps and the issues surrounding its global deployment are not simple, but industry is up for the challenge.

Refrigerants Australia's executive director, Greg Picker, has issued a warning about using flammable hydrocarbon refrigerant.

Writer, researcher & analyst, Aashi Misra, identifies opportunities in the industrial refrigeration market.

Exemplary Energy executive director, Trevor Lee, exposes two years of misleading HVAC simulations from the CSIRO.

Securing supply

Hatch director of project implementation, Dr Andrew Barton, explains why securing regional supply chains will be critical for Australia to reach its green energy goals.

DriSteem Corporation global business development leader, Duncan Curd, explains the importance of maintaining optimal humidity levels in indoor environments.

Australia’s HFC phase-down is beginning to bite. Transitioning to lower GWP refrigerants can no longer be put on hold. It’s time to act.

Vice president of home & distribution at Schneider Electric, Chris Kerr, explains how smart technology can drastically reduce energy use.

The Chemours Company technical fellow, Charles Allgood, explores key truths about today’s refrigerant options.

CCN contributor, Jane Marsh, explains how solar reflective coatings could help reduce the impact of the Urban Heat Island Effect.

Australia’s chief scientist, Dr Cathy Foley, explains why Australia is not getting the full value of its investment in STEM education.

Mega-month of May

Welcome to the mega-month of May. After months of preparation, ARBS 2024 is only weeks away.

CCN editor, Sandra Rossi, outlines the characteristics that define Australia's new breed of technician - the net zero warrior who is a guardian of both craftmanship and the environment.

Boon Edam Australia managing director, Michael Fisher, presents new health hazards threatening the built environment.

Partner at leading global management consultancy, Partners in Performance, Ben Thompson, explains how to win the war on talent.