Once again hospital surfaces made from copper have been proven to have fewer germs than anything else. A new U.S. study at the Grinnell Medical Centre found far less bacteria on products made from copper or copper alloys such as grab bars, toilet flushes, IV poles, switches, keyboards, sinks and dispensers. Non copper products, even […]
NBN Goes Back To The Future
Pity the poor old copper telephone wires. Long branded old technology and disparaged at nearly every turn by the glittering promise of fibre warp speeds, it now looks like we need them more than ever. Last week the nbn announced that it will be using “G.fast” to supersize our existing copper cables to bring fibre […]
Can Energy Co’s Cope With Home Tech?
Our energy providers are facing a tsunami of change and for many its been a game of catch up. Alongside new forms of clean energy like solar on roof tops, rising costs and growing consumer complaints about price or services, they’re also confronting old and new homes being rapidly reinvented by technology. Better broadband has […]
Future of Energy Management 27 September 2017 In Australia, amongst all the commentary on the dire state of the energy market , perhaps we need to ask ourselves” Should energy pricing be driven by the market or by Government intervention?” If we look back over the last 10 years , it is evident that intervention […]
Is Our Home Wiring Up To The NBN?
The nbn co. just announced that it’s testing a new diagnostic tool aimed at remotely finding out whether a home has any wiring faults and particularly copper telephone lines in fibre to node suburbs. While some critics have suggested it’s just a way for the nbn co. to try to find other reasons for the […]
Smaller Copper, Bigger Efficiency
Heat exchangers using smaller diameter copper tubing are energy smart and finding all sorts of new uses. “Not many years ago, there were just a handful of smaller diameter copper tube applications, but that is no longer the case,” says Avinash Khemka from International Copper Association India. “Smaller Diameter Copper Tube heat exchangers enable high […]
NBN Best On Cable Says iiNet
Leading Aussie broadband company iiNet says NBN broadband works best on cable not WiFi. A recent blog by iiNet is not only a great primer on just what the NBN is and promises to do at home, but shows very simply why how you connect is crucial. As they say: “Let’s talk about connections within […]
#miningwithprinciples
A new global campaign aims to promote “safe, fair and sustainable mining” The International Council of Mining & Metals-ICMM-has launched a new web site and related campaign to showcase how it is working towards a universally safe, fair and sustainable mining and metals industry. ICMM brings together 23 mining and metals companies and over 30 […]
Let’s Make Our Homes Power Stations
The UK government says it wants smart homes and gadgets to be connected much more closely with the electricity grid. A plan they say will help even out the ups and downs of energy supply and demand, and save consumers and businesses a lot of money along the way. And lets face it we now […]
Australian Broadband Supercharges Copper
Australia’s National Broadband Network-NBN-is turning to fast copper technology to deliver bigger speeds. The NBN Co-responsible for building the country’s fast broadband network-is partnering with Nokia to trial XG-FAST over the copper network. XG-FAST is the next generation version of Nokia’s G.fast technology that has been shown to deliver multi-gigabit speeds over copper. The NBN […]
OZ Minerals Greenlights New Copper Mine
OZ Minerals is to begin construction of its Carrapateena mine, the country’s largest undeveloped copper project. The $916 million copper and gold Carrapateena mine is set to create 1000 jobs during the construction phase and will support around 500 positions over the mine’s 20-year lifespan. Located about 600 kilometres north of Adelaide in South Australia’s […]
Asia Tech Boom Spurs Copper Too
A new Asia snapshot says copper demand expected to rise sharply by 2030 as the region continues to grow. Some of the biggest copper demand will come from Asia’s continued population growth, rapid urbanization and high economic growth, particularly in India and China. But sectors like transport, energy, housing and appliances will also push demand […]
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