From: Utility Magazine [mailto:info=utilitymagazine.com.au@mail32.us4.mcsv.net] On Behalf Of Utility Magazine
Sent: Wednesday, 1 October 2014 8:01 AM
To: Cantwell, Gary
Subject: Women in utilities; energy efficiency in the spotlight
| The latest Utility news from around Australia | | | | | | | Women in Utilities: Julia Johns In this edition of Utility, we bring you the first in a series of interviews with women working in the utility sector. In our first profile of women who are making a name for themselves in the industry, we meet Julia Johns, a Project Engineer at City West Water.
Read more>> | | | Energy efficiency in the spotlight The National Energy Efficiency Conference 2014 will take place at Swissôtel Sydney on 11 and 12 November. Nominations are open for the National Energy Efficiency Industry Awards 2014, which will be presented during the conference.
Read more>> | | |  NBN
| | Universal Communications signs NBN contract NBN Co has signed a new service agreement with Australian company Universal Communications Group Limited (UCG) to connect single-dwelling units to the NBN fibre network in Tasmania, New South Wales, and the ACT.
Read more>> | | | NBN battery backup to be implemented End users will soon be asked by their chosen retail service provider at 'service activation' stage whether they want their NBN fibre installation to be provided with a battery backup, when the NBN Optional Battery Backup framework is fully implemented from 2 October 2014. Read more>> | |  SEWER
| | Research team wins with sewer technology A University of Queensland-led research team that is radically improving sewer design and management has been awarded a prestigious international prize in Portugal.
Read more>> | | | Infrastructure investment for Melbourne's west City West Water has invested $120 million in vital sewer and water infrastructure in the inner and western metropolitan area in the 2013-14 financial year, bringing total investment over the past five years to more than $720 million. Read more>> | |  WATER
| | Restructured TasWater achieves huge savings TasWater is positioned to achieve $70M in savings over the next ten years as a result of major restructures over the past two years.
Read more>> | | | Coliban Water releases annual report Coliban Water's 2014 Annual Report shows a stronger financial position for the corporation, reflecting its increased focus on managing its business more efficiently and effectively. Read more>>
| |  ELECTRICITY
| | ERM Power enters metering market ERM Power is breaking into the contestable electricity metering market after its new metering business was given regulatory approval to begin operations.
Read more>> | | | Powerlink QLD delivers on Gladstone project The landmark Gladstone Substation Rebuild Project has been delivered by Powerlink Queensland 16 months ahead of schedule and 20 per cent under budget. Read more>> | |  GAS
| | Comment sought on Goldfields Gas Pipeline access arrangement The Economic Regulation Authority is seeking public comment on the proposed revised access arrangement for the Goldfields Gas Pipeline (GGP), available on the Authority's website.
Read more>> | | | Green Paper recommends reform in natural gas policy The National Energy Green Paper highlights some of the reforms needed to enhance Australia's international competitiveness and improve the oil and gas industry's ability to supply both domestic and export markets. Read more>> | | Read more online Every article in the print edition of Utility is also available to read in the free digital edition which can be accessed here.
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