Taranaki hospital sets benchmark for healthcare facilities electrification

Taranaki is now home to one of New Zealand’s largest and most advanced fully electric hospitals, with Health New Zealand opening its new acute services building — a significant investment in sustainable, future-ready healthcare. Opened in June 2026, the six-storey, 22,000 sq m facility brings together many of the hospital’s core clinical services under one […] The post Taranaki hospital sets benchmark for healthcare facilities electrification appeared first on Building Today.

Electric power pack drives 430t turbine transport

A Goldhofer fully electric E-PowerPack was used to transport a 430t Siemens Energy gas turbine at Berlin's BEHALA RoRo terminal, a quiet and zero emissions premiere in heavy transport for technology developed in the aviation sector.

AtlasCopco updates energy management

AtlasCopco's updated ECO Controller energy management system aims to increase the efficiency of job site battery electric storage systems, and is compatible with third party generators from DSE, CAT, Cummins, and Comap.

Fully electrified Hilux BEV now available in New Zealand

Joining the newly launched ninth-generation Hilux range, Toyota’s first-ever battery electric Hilux, the Hilux BEV, is available for Kiwi customers to pre-order. The Hilux BEV has been designed to reduce the tailpipe emissions of fleets or private buyers while retaining the signature quality, durability and reliability inherent in Toyota vehicles. Toyota New Zealand chief strategic […] The post Fully electrified Hilux BEV now available in New Zealand appeared first on Building Today.

Chinese excavator tariff ‘inconsistent with net zero’

A lawyer acting for Chinese equipment manufacturer LiuGong Machinery UK has said UK import tariffs on certain electric excavators are “inconsistent” with the government’s net-zero ambitions. Anti-dumping duties ranging from 18.81 per cent to 40.08 per cent have applied to certain excavators imported from China… The post Chinese excavator tariff ‘inconsistent with net zero’ appeared first on Construction News.

Fully Charged Show - Why Australia Will Be The World's New Energy Superpower, 27022023

Abundant sunshine, wind and various critical resources give Australia a distinct advantage when it comes to the green energy transition. So can it lead the charge and become a clean energy superpower? Australian correspondent Rosie (from "engineering with rosie") looks at how the country could be charting its path to 100% renewables from wind, solar, storage and interconnectors as well as creating a hotbed of minerals and resources needed for electric vehicles

Fully Charged Show - There's a Massive EV Battery Shortage. THIS is How We Fix It, 17112022

Electric Vehicle batteries are not perfect and are at risk of a supply chain crisis like we're currently experiencing for semiconductors. Substantial action is needed to address raw materials, mining, cell production, battery manufacturing to prevent an EV shortage. Imogen Pierce (Bhogal) delves into this topic. Importantly, there are ways batteries and their supply chain can be made better so that the transition to Electric Vehicles happens on time and as sustainably as possible.

Bloomberg - The Way We Get Everything Is Going Electric, 06052021

There’s a wide world of delivery logistics going on behind the scenes in the U.S., one that's become central to everyday life. And yet, most of us are completely oblivious to its environmental cost. But thanks to a handful of ambitious startups, there’s an electric revolution happening that may be perfectly suited to delivering us a cleaner future.

Neily Makes - Steel Making and Casting (Principles of Metallurgy)

Steel making is the first step in getting steel into a useful form. After steel making casting in a foundry enables a steel producer to get the steel into a useful form this can be done via sand casting in the foundry or in the melt shop via ingot casting or continuous casting. This video takes you through the science of steel making and casting, and look at the processing involved

How will the UK meet its EV ambitions? - Published by PlaceTech and Miriam Prothero

The future of transport looks set to rely largely on electric vehicles, with hybrid plug-in vehicles likely to play a useful role in this transition, writes Miriam Prothero. The UK’s Decarbonising Transport plan is ambitious, requiring all vehicles sold from 2035 to be 100% zero emission at the tailpipe (HGVs from 2040) – along with the already widely publicised prohibition of the sale of new petrol and diesel cars by 2030.

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