Q&A: Iain Stewart, Affil.AIRAH
Ecolibrium breaks bread with the Melbourne-based cofounder and CEO of Exergenics. Stewart earned...
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Category: Industry eye
You cannot be what you cannot see
The International Network for Women in Cooling has been launched to advance the engagement of...
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Conversation about digitilisation
CSIRO energy leader Dr Stephen White, F.AIRAH, is one of the founders of i-Hub. Ecolibrium: What...
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A primer on pronouns
These small words make a big difference in ensuring that everyone feels respected and included. By...
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An all-electric future
What does the changing nature of our energy mix mean for HVAC&R engineers? By Tony Gleeson,...
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Embracing responsibility and driving change
As I reflect on my personal journey with AIRAH over the past seven years, it’s clear that the past six months have been transformative.
Matters of the heart
The adoption of a prefabrication strategy in the design and construction of mechanical services systems at the new Victorian Heart Hospital solved numerous challenges associated with the build and project timelines.
Sustainable growth at Grimshaw
Grimshaw announces the appointment of David Ritter as Sustainability Lead – Australia and New Zealand, reinforcing the practice’s global net zero carbon and regenerative design commitments.Working closely with Grimshaw’s Global Practice Leader of Sustainability,...
Semiconductor Heat Pumps – A New Approach to Zero Emissions Heating
By Amnon Holland, MIEAust, CPEng, NER, M.AIRAHAs a result of the increased contribution of renewable energy for electricity generation and rising gas prices, there has been a shift from natural gas to electric-based heating in recent times. Commonly used electric...
To be or not to be a Honeybee company
Employers that care about the wellbeing of their staff, customers, suppliers and other stakeholders do better in the long run, writes Professor Gayle Avery.
A little more (ventilation) conversation
Almost everyone who works on HVAC in Australia would be familiar with the AS 1668 series. Right now, AS 1668.2 and AS 1668.4 – which between them cover mechanical and natural ventilation in buildings – are open for public comment.
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