Manufacturing process

Hyundai's automotive manufacturing process begins right here in Australia. The mining of resources including Australian iron ore and coking coal takes place in our own backyard. These raw materials are then exported directly to Hyundai Steel in South Korea for processing into the steel used in Hyundai's vehicle manufacturing. Of the total raw materials imported by Hyundai Steel, over 60% is expected to have come from here, making Australia Hyundai's biggest single supplier of raw materials.

i-series recognition

Jackson McDonald client base varies from multi national corporations to local corporations, universities and government agencies. What sets the firm apart from others is the attitude of partners and staff. Clients frequently comment on how accessible and easy to work with they find the partners and staff at Jackson McDonald.

The quality of Jackson McDonald service was recognised with the award of the inaugural Perth Law Firm of the Year in 2007, an honour bestowed on the firm again in 2008 and 2009.

Jackson McDonald is ideally placed to provide practical and commercially focussed advice to companies, of any size, looking to do business in Western Australia.

Each member of the UNLTD Energy senior management team carries an average of 20 years business experience with background qualifications including Masters of Business Administration, Masters of Science in Renewable Energy and Masters of Electrical Engineering. Over the past 3 years UNLTD Energy have evolved in the fastest growing industry in the world, completing WA's largest commercial installation at Murdoch University with 26kW in 2008, and we have recently secured commitments against the largest projects to date in WA for 110kW and 700kW in the government and commercial sectors respectively.

In March 2009, following a comprehensive industry review, Synergy chose UNLTD Solar as its exclusive partner to promote, design and install solar energy systems to Synergy's customers. Our installed generation capacity in 2010 is on target to exceed 5 Megawatts, representing the single largest contribution towards solar energy in Western Australia.

The environmental benefits from this achievement are obvious, the more solar powered systems installed in WA, the lower the impact on our environment and the lesser our dependence on fossil fuels. Our goal is to proliferate affordable renewable energy and energy management solutions to all Western Australians so that renewable energy and sustainability become mainstream rather than 'alternative'.