Start-up puts the heat on Chevron in energy trial
Energy giant Chevron will use renewable energy blocks from Newcastle start-up MGA Thermal to power a five megawatt per hour unit to store and process heat in the US.
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Aussie toilet water to cool data centres
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Will writing start-up finds way to $17m series B raising
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Qantas looks to Apple to solve lost luggage dilemma
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How Mount Druitt kid ended up managing government satellites
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