Tag: SEC
SEC appoints renewable energy visionaries to drive transition
The Victorian Government has unveiled the permanent board tasked with leading the revamped State Electricity Commission (SEC).
SEC’s comeback brings largest battery project to Victoria
The State Electricity Commission (SEC) has marked its return with an investment to construct one of the world's largest battery projects, the Melbourne Renewable Energy Hub (the Hub), near Melton, Victoria.
Jobs and Skills Forum to create thousands of jobs for Victorian workforce
The upcoming State Electricity Commission (SEC) Energy Jobs and Skills Forum to be held on 29 June aims to create thousands of jobs to deliver Victoria’s renewable energy future, as announced today by the Andrews Labor Government.
Market search underway for Victoria’s new public energy and storage utility
The Victorian government has launched a market search for a large-scale renewable energy generation and storage project to kickstart its revival of the publicly owned State Electricity Commission (SEC) in a push to deliver cheaper power bills and lower emissions for Victorians.
Expert advisory group to oversee SEC initiatives
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews and Minister for the State Electricity Commission (SEC) Lily D’Ambrosio announced on Tuesday a panel of six energy experts and business leaders to advise the government on reviving the SEC.
Austal expands its maintenance business in US
Austal's American subsidy, Austal USA, has been awarded a second Sustainment Execution Contract (SEC) by the US Navy, enabling the company to bid for...
Austal USA secures LCS maintenance and modernisation contract
Austal's American subsidy, Austal USA, has secured a sustainment execution contract (SEC) by the United States Navy (USN), which will enable the company to...
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Building resilience as manufacturing requirements become more complex
The industrial machinery and heavy equipment manufacturing sector is critical not only for its direct outputs, machines, and equipment that pave the way for construction, agriculture and manufacturing but also for its crucial role in economic development and innovation.
