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Energy & Utilities
Scaling Carbon Capture and Storage – what needs to happen?
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) – the process of capturing CO2 from high emission sources and injecting it into the ground for permanent storage - has come a long way since first used in the 1970s. Back then, the technology was mainly used for enhanced oil recovery – separating CO2 from methane in natural gas…
31 May 2021, by Amy SarcevicHealthcare
Twelve months of providing at-home care – what have we learned? Insights from Ramsay Connect
Since its inception, Ramsay Connect has been on a mission to bridge the gap between hospital and at-home care. Twelve months since it became operational, what has the organisation learned about providing out-of-hospital services? Chief Executive Ian Galvin believes that, despite all the positive rhetoric and support surrounding the model, more work is needed to…
20 May 2021, by Informa InsightsHealthcare
Care in the home – the future of healthcare?
A partnership between Medibank and Calvary is putting patients first and providing quality care at home, setting a precedent for how healthcare is funded into the future. My Home Hospital (MHH), a South Australian state government service led by Wellbeing SA and delivered by a joint venture between Calvary and Medibank, gives patients the option…
13 May 2021, by Amy SarcevicEnergy & Utilities | Technology
Why Financial Institutions should be focusing on Hydrogen – insights from Jeremy Hasnip of SMBC
When clean hydrogen technology first came onto Jeremy Hasnip’s radar, several years ago, there was little happening in the sector to warrant much excitement from financiers. Now, the Head of Power & Renewables at Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC) likens its presence to the early invention of the internet. “The ability for hydrogen to reshape…
13 May 2021, by Amy SarcevicTransport & Logistics
Experience the latest in human factors technology at the upcoming RISSB Rail Safety Conference
The 21st RISSB Rail Safety Conference will feature case studies and insights from industry leaders on some of the latest innovations and technology for improving safety of our rail industry workers. Highlighting the conference theme, ‘New ideas, new perspectives and new directions’, we’re delighted to offer this preview of some of the technology being showcased…
29 Apr 2021, by Informa InsightsEnergy & Utilities
The secret to becoming a major global player in hydrogen – insights from Dr. Fiona Simon
The secret to fulfilling Australia’s National Hydrogen Strategy may lie in deepening our understanding of how different stakeholders make decisions, according to Dr. Fiona Simon, Chief Executive of the Australian Hydrogen Council. While Australia has many of the right ingredients for a future clean hydrogen industry, it still needs to get to scale, and cost-compete…
27 Apr 2021, by Informa InsightsTransport & Logistics
Ensuring rail safety controls stand the test of time
Developing consistent and effective safety controls is an increasing challenge for the rail sector, particularly when its backdrop is in a constant state of flux. Commercial and off-the-shelf technologies create ongoing change for railway operators - with each new system forcing them to assess safety in a different light. Moreover, controls implemented today will need…
26 Apr 2021, by Amy SarcevicInfrastructure
Fostering public confidence in infrastructure investment
Large scale infrastructure projects have always attracted their fair share of scrutiny, but never more so than in recent years. With metropolitan projects now scaling tens of billions of dollars, comes equally sizeable pressure to deliver value for money to the taxpayer. Although public perceptions towards completed projects are usually favourable, early phase announcements are…
1 Apr 2021, by Amy SarcevicHealthcare | Infrastructure
Leading a $19 billion health infrastructure portfolio – insights from Rebecca Wark at NSW Health
Delivering the second largest infrastructure portfolio in NSW - amid a global pandemic and fast-evolving healthcare delivery landscape - is no easy feat, but it is all in a day’s work for Rebecca Wark, Chief Executive of NSW Health Infrastructure. Over this term of government, NSW Health will progress the development of around 100 health…
1 Apr 2021, by Amy SarcevicTechnology | Transport & Logistics
How to modernise rail safety assurance protocol in a world of tech disruption
In October 2017, four trains running on the Cambrian Coast line in North Wales, United Kingdom, did not receive temporary speed restriction (TSR) information, after an automated signalling system failed. Thankfully, no accident occurred, but one train approached a level crossing at 50 kilometres per hour above the TSR, endangering the lives of road users.…
26 Mar 2021, by Amy SarcevicInforma Connect Australia is the nation's leading event organiser. Our events comprise of large scale exhibitions, industry conferences and highly specialised corporate training.
