Published

7 months ago

July 31, 2025

Alice Rush

Cyanergy, a leading Australian provider of renewable energy systems and energy management solutions, is proud to announce its new strategic partnership with ArchiPro Australia, the nation’s premier online platform connecting architects, builders, and specifiers with trusted products and services for sustainable building projects.

This collaboration marks a significant step forward in integrating advanced clean energy technologies directly into the design and build process. As a verified supplier on ArchiPro, Cyanergy now offers architects and builders seamless access to its portfolio of solar power, battery storage, heat pump hot water systems, and AI-powered energy management platforms, all accompanied by comprehensive product specifications, rebate information, and case studies.

“Our partnership with ArchiPro aligns perfectly with Cyanergy’s mission to drive electrification and sustainability across residential and commercial builds,” said Vincent Sanza, CMO at Cyanergy. “By making our solutions accessible through ArchiPro, we are helping architects and builders specify and deliver projects that meet today’s stringent energy efficiency and net-zero targets.”

Key benefits of this partnership include:

Specification-ready product listings: Allowing design professionals to easily integrate Cyanergy’s systems into architectural plans and project workflows.

Detailed technical and rebate information: Supporting builders in procurement and compliance with rebate schemes such as Solar Victoria.

Access to live case studies: Showcasing Cyanergy’s successful projects including commercial installations at Kew Golf Club, VetLand Animal Hospital, and Sparacino Farms.

Educational content: Articles and guides published on ArchiPro’s platform to empower professionals with the latest in energy efficiency and electrification best practices.

Since its founding in 2010, Cyanergy has completed over 320,000 installations and upgrades across Australia, combining Australian-engineered products with expert design and customer service. The partnership with ArchiPro extends Cyanergy’s reach to an engaged community of industry professionals, fostering collaboration on sustainable building projects nationwide.

About Cyanergy:

Cyanergy is a leading Australian company specializing in renewable energy systems, energy efficiency consulting, and smart energy management technologies. With a focus on affordability, reliability, and innovation, Cyanergy supports homes and businesses in reducing their carbon footprint and energy costs.

About ArchiPro:

ArchiPro is Australia’s leading platform for connecting creative professionals with suppliers, products, and projects. It enables architects, builders, and designers to find trusted partners and solutions to create better spaces and sustainable developments.

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Renewable Energy

Renewable Energy Concepts Can’t Violate the Laws of Physics

Published

14 hours ago

February 28, 2026

Alice Rush

In the early days of 2GreenEnergy, my people and I were vigorously engaged in finding solid ideas in cleantech that needed funding in order to move forward.

I vividly remember a conversation with a guy in Maryland who was trying to explain the (ostensible) breakthrough that he and his team had made in hydrokinetics. When I was having trouble visualizing what we was talking about, he asked me to “think of it as a river in a box.”

“Oh!” I exclaimed. “You mean you take a box full of standing water, add energy to it get it moving, then extract that energy, leaving you with more energy that you added to it.”

“Exactly.”

I politely explained that the laws of physics, specifically the first and second laws of thermodynamics, make this impossible.

He wasn’t through, however, and insisted that, in his office, his people had constructed a “working model.”

Here’s where my tone descended into something less than 100% polite. I told him that he may think he has a working model, but he’s wrong; if he believes this, he’s ignorant; if he doesn’t, but is conducting this conversation anyway, he’s a fraud.

“But don’t you want to come see it?” he implored.

“No. Not only would not fly across the country to see whatever it is you claim to have built, I wouldn’t walk across the street to a “working model” of something that is theoretically impossible.”

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I tell this story because the claim made at the upper left is essentially identical. You’re pumping water up out of a stream, and then claiming to extract more energy when the water flows back into the stream.

Of course, social media today is rife with complete crap like this. We’ve devolved to a point where defrauding money out of idiots is rapidly replacing baseball as our national pastime.