by Tom | 10 Nov 2021 | Enginuity, Featured
Power quality is a subject which goes hand in hand with energy efficiency. Most of the energy efficient strategies we implement utilise infrastructure which introduce non-linear loads to our network. These non-linear loads contribute to a major issue... 
by Tom | 10 Nov 2021 | Enginuity, ESG, Featured
We live in a rapidly changing world, and we are currently faced with a climate change crisis that is continuing to worsen. If we don’t alter the way we do things and reduce our carbon footprint now, the consequences will lead to further irreparable damage to our... 
by Tom | 5 Nov 2019 | Enginuity
Replacement of inefficient lighting for LED alternatives will generally realise a 60-70% reduction in energy consumption. Did you know that along with the National Construction Code there are over 20 Australian Standards relating to lighting implementation and design?... 
by Tom | 5 Nov 2019 | Enginuity
With energy prices continuing to increase, it is more important than ever to reduce operational costs for businesses. However, the benefits of optimising energy consumption run deeper than a company’s bottom line. Although most of Tasmania’s energy is produced... 
by Tom | 5 Nov 2019 | Enginuity
What if there was a solution to save money on energy costs? Let’s discuss something that is close to a lot of Australian’s hearts; beer. I mean energy savings! What if your energy consumption could be easily explained using a familiar glass of beer (or coffee if...