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Is Indian software industry fast losing its low-cost destination advantage? So it may seem. According to the 2009 EE Times Global Salary and Opinion Survey, Engineers' salaries in India and China have risen at a pace faster than that in Japan, North America, and some of their European counterparts. |
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Monday 14 December, 2009 04:55 AM |
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Australis Engineering and Gough Econ are suppliers of the innovative Elecon Multi Axis Elevator and other bucket elevators for the food, manufacturing and pharmaceutical industries. Their elevators are suitable for nearly any product and a system can be tailored to your needs.
Australis Engineering and Gough Econ are offering their customers the following types of bucket elevators:
• Elecon bucket elevator with multi axis capabilities
• Swinglink bucket elevator
• Econ-O-Lift bucket elevator |
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Monday 14 December, 2009 03:41 AM |
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Electrical & Process Control
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Functional testing has begun on the platform engineering model of the Galileo In-Orbit Verification (IOV) satellites. |
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Monday 14 December, 2009 12:51 AM |
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Environmental and Life Cycle
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Suntech Power Holdings Co., Ltd., the world's leading manufacturer of crystalline silicon photovoltaic (PV) modules, today announced it has signed three long-term supply agreements for up to 490MW of high performance solar modules to be delivered over the next three years. Three of Suntech's strategic long-term partners in Europe including a value-added reseller, an EPC (engineering, procurement and construction) company, and a project developer, signed the agreements to secure access to Suntech's market leading solar modules and to develop closer collaboration on market information, shipment planning, and new product roll-outs. |
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Sunday 13 December, 2009 11:50 PM |
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Environmental and Life Cycle
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The Global Carbon Capture and Storage Institute has announced a $A50 million annual fund to support large-scale projects around the world.
Applications are open until January 8, 2010.
The institute, funded by the Australian Federal Government, has members including over 30 countries and 130 companies. New Zealand was a founding member. |
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Sunday 13 December, 2009 09:49 PM |
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Environmental and Life Cycle
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Renewable energy remains a growth area despite the global recession reducing general demand for energy and prices being considerably lower than when they peaked. While some organisations may have cut back on their research into and development of renewable energies, others remain very active. Compared with conventional power generation systems, those using renewable technologies are far from being mature, which means that successful research and development can be extremely rewarding. And not only is it a matter of refining existing technologies, but there are some areas - such as solar power - where it is thought that new technologies could deliver a step change in the cost-per-watt for the power generated. |
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Sunday 13 December, 2009 08:48 PM |
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ACOUSTIC and design aspects of the Melbourne Recital Centre and the MTC Theatre project have earned the consulting engineers Arup gold for Specialist Services at the 2009 Association of Consulting Engineers Australia Awards for Excellence. |
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Sunday 13 December, 2009 07:47 PM |
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John C.S. Lau , President & Chief Executive Officer of Husky Energy Inc. (TSX:HSE), is pleased to announce that Husky Oil China Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of Husky Energy, has made another significant gas discovery on Block 29/26 in the South China Sea.
The LH34-2-1 and LW3-1-1 exploration wells are Husky's significant gas discoveries on Block 29/26 in the South China Sea.
The West Hercules deepwater drilling rig recently completed the drilling and testing of the LH 34-2-1 exploration well. This well was drilled 23 kilometres northeast of the Liwan 3-1 Gas Field in a water depth of 1145 metres and encountered a significant thickness of excellent quality, gas charged reservoir. The well tested natural gas, with a high liquids yield, at an equipment restricted rate of 55 million cubic feet (mmcf) per day, with indications that the well's future deliverability could exceed 140 mmcf per day. The well is similar in character to the Liwan 3-1 wells. |
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Sunday 13 December, 2009 06:46 PM |
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Environmental and Life Cycle
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They were ignored until Dr. O'Connor started taking his concerns to a bigger audience. After that, Dr. O'Connor faced a lot of vitriole, and had complaints lodged against him by his colleagues working at Health Canada. Thanks to Dr. O'Connor's efforts, the government of Alberta finally undertook a study of cancer rates in Fort Chipewyan, finding that what Dr. O'Connor said was true - there was a higher incidence of cancer than expected. Since then, Dr. O'Connor was cleared by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta when they dismissed the complaints against him. But even after all that, the only action that has been promised to the people of Fort Chipewyan is further research into the cancer rates. |
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Sunday 13 December, 2009 04:43 PM |
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