To achieve the energy transition, power distribution must be rethought
The shift to renewable and decentralised energy is forcing a rethink of power distribution infrastructure design and delivery. Complexity in the sector is growing as traditional grid models give way to new systems.
How does renewable energy change power distribution for electrical contractors?
Electrical contractors may face changing infrastructure standards and new project types as grid systems are redesigned.
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Why it matters: Electricians and electrical business owners in NSW should note FWO enforcement is active. Employing young workers incorrectly can lead to court action.
Melbourne construction company in court
The Fair Work Ombudsman has launched legal action against a Melbourne construction firm and two individuals over alleged breaches involving a young worker. No further details on the nature of the breaches are provided.
Why it matters: Builders and construction business owners in Victoria should note FWO enforcement is active. Wage and workplace compliance obligations apply to all staff, especially young workers.
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Why it matters: Electricians and builders working on commercial energy storage projects may see growing demand for BESS installations as more operators enter the Australian market.