A Dandenong South automotive casting factory has taken a big step to cutting its annual power bill. Nissan Casting Australia used a $616,432 federal grant to replace four furnaces with a high-efficiency tower melt furnace. Mark Dreyfus, parliamentary secretary for industry and innovation and Isaacs MP, said the project would cut the plant’s carbon emissions by 41 per cent, saving the company $252,000 a year in energy costs.
Nissan Casting casts energy costs

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Former Casey planning head named Cardinia CEO
The neighbouring Cardinia Shire Council has announced James Collins, the City of Casey’s current Director of City Planning and Infrastructure, as its new CEO. This…