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Once destined for landfill - now protecting waterways

Corporate2 Jul 2024

In an innovative stride toward environmental sustainability, ACCIONA, as a part of the Southern P...

Temporary project water becomes permanent recycled water for the community

Corporate26 Jun 2024

The ACCIONA-led Shepparton Line Upgrade (SCU) in regional Victoria is not just preserving scarce ...

Mundaring DWTP celebrates 10th Anniversary

Water20 May 2024

The Drinking Water Treatment Plant (DWTP) was ACCIONA's first water treatment project in Australi...

José Manuel Entrecanales awarded Honorary Doctorate by RMIT University

Corporate17 May 2024

RMIT is an international university of technology, design and enterprise with more than 90,000 st...

Innovative Tunnelling Approach Slashes Community Disruption

Transport8 May 2024

In a significant update to a major tunnelling project in Melbourne, we’ve unveiled an innovative ...

$500 million solar farm near Gladstone powers up Queensland’s sustainable future

Energy9 Apr 2024
  • ACCIONA Energía building $500 million solar farm on the Central Queensland coast...
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ACCIONA Mechanical & Electrical: Engineering excellence and expertise

Transport, Corporate26 Jun 2024
Self-delivery capability allows our Mechanical & Electrical business to deliver quality and control ...

Spotted. Queensland Minister For Energy Wearing Wind Turbine Shoes.

Energy, Social5 Jun 2024
The Minister for Energy and Clean Economy Jobs at Queensland Government, Mick de Brenni was seen wea...

ACCIONA Energía sponsors panel at the International Energy & Mines Summit

Energy3 Jun 2024
ACCIONA Energía attended the 8th Annual Energy and Mines Conference in Perth on 7 and 8 May 2024. Th...
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These are the new sustainable materials redefining the urban landscape

From recycled steel to plastic bricks, discover the sustainable solutions that are changing the urban construction landscape for a greener future.

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The 7 countries with the best air quality – What can we learn from them?

A study by lQair reveals that just 7 countries meet WHO air quality standards. Find out how Australia, Estonia, Finland, Grenada, Iceland, Mauritius and New Zealand manage it

 

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From hunting sharks to protecting them: how a project is saving species in Baja California

Shark fishing has devastating ecological consequences. Discover, below, how the ORGCAS project is ending the practice - with fantastic returns for local economies

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Harnessing Redox Flow Batteries for Clean Energy and Desalination

The use of liquid batteries with redox technology could enable water desalination and renewable energy storage with a single technology.
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Solar Panel Recycling Breakthrough Hits 99% Efficiency

In addition to providing clean energy, solar power is taking a significant step toward a circular economy by setting new records in solar panel recycling efficiency.
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How to Harvest Water from the Air: Six Breakthroughs

Condensation and desiccation systems, ranging from desiccant salts to nanofabrics, enable the production of potable water in areas without access to distribution networks.
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Silvia Blanco Dosil: “When the wind farms started here, many people were able to get jobs right near their homes”

Silvia Blanco Dosil, Site manager of the Bonus wind farm in Mazaricos. Throughout her life, she has climbed numerous mountains on a bicycle and ascended various professional peaks in the wind energy sector, progressing from a maintenance technician to her current role, all in the land where she was born.   In 2019, the village... View Article

Silvia Blanco Dosil, Site Manager of the Bonus wind farm in Mazaricos. Throughout her life, she has climbed numerous mountains on a bicycle and ascended various professional peaks in the wind energy sector, progressing from a maintenance technician to her current role, all in the land where she was born.

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When Talent Wins Matches, but Teamwork Wins Championships

Does the most talented person achieve better results, or the most cohesive team? This is what research on workplace support networks suggests. The world we live in can sometimes be overwhelming and demanding, especially in the workplace. What if our relationships with others were what sustained us? Friendship, trust, and understanding can be both a... View Article

Does the most talented person or the most cohesive team achieve better results? This is what research on work support networks says.

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This study reveals how curiosity influences work environments

Curiosity, from the Latin curiositas, is the desire to know. It tends to be considered as a constitutive inclination of people, including animals, which leads to exploration, research and learning. Being curious is linked during all phases of life (childhood, adolescence, adulthood, old age) to an inner vitality that brings interesting benefits, not only necessarily... View Article

Curiosity cannot be imposed, but it can be stimulated. We discover the transformative power of this desire to know through an interesting investigation.

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