Author: Energy Matters

A new book by renowned climate scientist Professor Tim Flannery calls for greater solar uptake. The book, ‘Sunlight and Seaweed’, explores a range of technological breakthroughs in

A new report urges the Federal Government to implement the Finkel Review’s Clean Energy Target to stabilise energy supply and stop rising power costs. The Grattan

Renewable energy and hydrogen production will power South Australia’s energy future. That’s according to the SA Government, which today released its ‘Hydrogen Roadmap’. The Roadmap

A wave of smart energy devices will give greater control to electricity consumers, according to the Clean Energy Council (CEC). The new technology also means power

Byron Bay-based community-owned energy retailer Enova says it will provide customers with locally generated rooftop solar power. The company plans to purchase enough renewable energy

Solar panel producing giant SunPower this week launched the industry’s best guarantee of quality: the Complete Confidence Warranty. The new warranty makes SunPower E and X-Series solar

A new material uses sunlight as a catalyst to break down the molecular structure of synthetic dye pollutants in water. Researchers at Swansea University in Wales developed

The Clean Energy Finance Corporation is funding a $100 million leasing program aimed at boosting electric vehicle use in Australia. The deal with Macquarie Leasing

The first ‘Renewable Energy Index’ report shows that during the 2016-17 financial year, Australia produced enough renewable energy to power 7 million households. This represents

The Sunshine Coast town of Noosa claims it’s leading Queensland when it comes to solar power installation. Noosa’s Mayor Tony Wellington said figures from the Clean