The intense satisfaction of bringing manufacturing back home
Companies making things as varied as caravan electronics and reusable cups have recently told us about why bringing manufacturing home is an advantage.
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IoT ideas: get them to market while they’re hot
The number of situations where Internet of Things solutions can do something useful is growing fast, as is the market for such solutions.
Gupta’s Liberty steel play – BHP Steel writ large
Comment by Peter Roberts British businessman Sanjeev Gupta has announced a restructuring of his iron and steel making empire, using the very same strategy employed to build Australia’s steel industry, but on a global stage. As reported by @AuManufacturing, Gupta’s GFC Alliance is restructuring its UK steel and engineering assets, the Liberty Primary Steel works…
Billion dollar battery factory closer to reality
Magnis Energy Technologies (ASX: MNS) has reported positive progress by Imperium3 Townsville (iM3 TSV) developing a business case for a $2 billion lithium-ion battery cell gigafactory in Townsville. Magnis is one third owner of Imperium which said findings supported the radid development in both the business case and technical solution for a 12 GWh production…
Global hemp manufacturer frustrated in Australia
The Australian-listed company that brought you the hemp burger remains frustrated in Australia despite being close to its…
EOS denies its weapons used in Yemen conflict
Canberra optics and weapons systems manufacturer, Electro Optic Systems (ASX: EOS) has denied its powerful weapons systems have…
Carnegie snatches victory from jaws of defeat
Perth wave energy developer, Carnegie Clean Energy (ASX: CCE) appears to have avoided oblivion after creditors approved a…
Green light for new tyre recycling plant
Tyre recycler Green Distillation Technologies, which has developed world-first technology that transforms old tyres into oil, carbon and…
Circular Economy Innovation Network holds first stakeholder meeting
The new Circular Economy Innovation Network has held its first stakeholder meeting, with the NSW government initiative in…
Shorten pledges to scrap NAIF, redirect $1.5 billion to gas pipelines
The federal opposition has pledged, if successful at the May 18 election, that it will use $1.5 billion…
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