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The bulk of Callide C’s coal-fired power stations should come back online soon, but the fired-damaged unit may be out of action for months, if not a year.
Pace of energy transition underestimated: CleanCo Updated Save Share The countryâs planners for the electricity industry have seriously underestimated the growth the power system will experience in the next 20-30 years because of electric vehicles, electrification and the rise of green metals, says the head of the Queensland governmentâs low carbon energy generator. Maia Schweizer, chief executive of CleanCo, which has wind and solar farms and is involved in gas power generation, said decarbonisation went way beyond just the energy sector to include the whole economy, and would req...
Army musician and sax player Jaime Grech… “Jaime’s got a lot of youthful energy and if she is the future of military music, we’re in good shape,” says Chris Latham. Photo: Holly Treadaway WHEN army musician and sax player Jaime Grech joins classical saxophonist Christina Leonard onstage, their golden improvisations will soar in a musical triumph over one of our most contentious wars ever. They will perform Ross Edwards’ “The Coming of Peace” in “The Vietnam Requiem” at Llewellyn Hall in June, with instrumentalists from the CSO, RAN, Army and RAAF Defence Force Bands and ...
Music / “Patriot Games”, Selby and Friends. At Llewellyn Hall, May 14. Reviewed by ROB KENNEDY TRIOS from across the world filled with colour, the mystical, dance and a fervent nationalist stance were brought vividly to life by Selby and Friends in the Llewellyn Hall last night. On stage were three old friends and veteran Australian artists, Kathryn Selby, piano; Dene Olding, violin and Julian Smiles, cello. The concert began with music from one of Australia’s most prolific composers, Ross Edwards and his “Piano Trio”. In the opening allegretto, the cello plays a central role throu...
Quest Events Leaders of Australia’s energy industry, government ministers and department representatives will gather in Melbourne next week for Australian Energy Week on 25-27 May. Australian Energy Week brings together over 90 speakers in 60 sessions with an audience of almost 400 senior managers from 150+ organisations. The conference sessions will cover the biggest issues facing the length of the energy supply chain, covering feedstock, generation, transmission, distribution, retail, end use, policy and regulation. There will be a series of keynote presentations, case studies and interac...