Author: Energy Matters

The Australian energy market is missing a great opportunity by not exploring the full potential of Concentrated Solar Thermal (CST) technology. The Clean Energy Council (CEC)

The Australian Energy Market Commission is expanding the number of retail customers who are eligible to provide stability to the electrical grid. To maintain a

Tesla officially opened its first Queensland electric vehicles showroom in Brisbane‘s Fortitude Valley today. The Store and Service Centre at the Valley’s Homemaker centre will

Canterbury Bankstown Council plans to install solar power systems on five city buildings to lower electricity costs and counter climate change. Administrator Richard Colley said the

Solar systems could be the best way for South Australian households to avoid rising power prices. That’s the opinion of energy economist and Director of Carbon

A new trial will see excess solar and wind power stored as renewable hydrogen and injected into Australia’s largest gas network. With $5 million in

The Clean Energy Council (CEC) is urging the Federal Government to support the Finkel Review’s Clean Energy Target. CEC Executive Director Kane Thornton said a long-term

Utilities want to see the life of battery energy storage systems (BESS) extended to 10 years, new research shows. A study undertaken by global research

A surge in the solar construction market should force less efficient solar EPCs out, research reveals. Despite an increase in projects entering the pipeline, the utility solar

The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) reports a strong response from industry and investors on concentrated solar thermal (CST). This follows ARENA’s call for information