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From our experts: AEMO Quarterly Energy Dynamics Q3 2024

April 26, 2024
Arche Energy, Arche Team

It’s a mixed bag from the AEMO Quarterly Energy Dynamics report released this week. Four times a year, AEMO prepares and releases a report to provide...

We do so much more — for koalas

March 20, 2024
Arche Energy, News and Views

The Lockyer Energy Project is home to 41.65ha of koala habitat. Arche and project owner Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners manage construction activities so that we minimise...

Old friend joins Arche to make new connections

February 19, 2024
Arche Energy, Arche Team

Mark Phillips has joined the Arche team to build new opportunities for us. ...

An Australian voter’s guide to nuclear power

December 31, 2023
Market, News and Views

At some point, Australian voters are going to be asked to vote upon (amongst other things) whether or not we would like to remove the...

How to tell a Boeing 737MAX from an older 737

December 29, 2023
Engineering

With special guest author: Lachlan Fuge. I asked Lachlan Fuge if I could share this blog that he posted on LinkedIn on our website as...

Australia’s energy horizon and the importance of good leadership

October 19, 2023
Arche Team, News and Views

“My career has predominately been in mining and heavy infrastructure. In the latter part of my career, I’d like to give back to the planet...

Andrew Murdoch talks net zero on Economics Explored

August 23, 2023
Advisory, Arche Energy, Arche Team, News and Views

Andrew Murdoch, our Managing Director, guests on podcast Economics Explored talking Australia's transition to net zero....

Preparing for mega-project mega risks: Tips from Arche’s project management consultants

August 20, 2023
Advisory

Mega-projects capture the fascination of societies worldwide, promising innovation and progress on a grand scale. But what about the risks of such enormous undertakings?...

The Challenges of High Slump, High Early Strength Concrete

July 26, 2023
Advisory, News and Views

Guest author post One of the products that the energy transition relies on is high quality, low carbon concrete; no one wants cracks in wind...