Australia’s decision to scrap a Clean Energy Target comes as companies worldwide walk away from the coal power industry in droves. Since 2010, coal companies
Queensland is asking for more information on the National Energy Guarantee (NEG) to find out what’s in it for the Sunshine State. In a media
Federal Labor Minister Mark Butler has claimed in a media statement that the new National Energy Guarantee (NEG) provides no guarantee of cheaper electricity. Mr
A Clean Energy Target (CET) has been abandoned by the Federal Government in favour of a National Energy Guarantee (NEG) to deliver “affordable and reliable
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has described the Federal Government’s new National Energy Guarantee (NEG) as an end to “climate wars”. Yet Labor, the Greens and industry
Independent Federal MP for Indi Cathy McGowan says communities are “ready to go” with local community power projects to tackle rising energy costs and fight
German battery maker sonnen will partner with US builder Mandalay Homes to put batteries into 3,000 new Arizona homes. The scheme will use batteries to
A solar carpark at the University of South Queensland (USQ) has been recognised at the 2017 Solar Design and Installation Awards. The innovative 1.1MW solar
New polling of 1,421 Australians by The Australia Institute’s Climate & Energy Program, shows voters would prefer to see governments increase energy conservation rather than
Flex, Energy Matters’ parent company, has launched PowerPlay, its latest smart home energy platform at the All-Energy 2017 conference. PowerPlay is an energy monitoring app that
