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Bloomberg’s New Energy Outlook 2017 (NEO) report says renewable energy generation will account for a third of the world’s power by 2040. The NEO outlook says

In a move that will hurt consumers, AGL, Origin Energy and Energy Australia have all announced price rises for the 1st of July this year

With a stellar year of growth in solar for the city of Bundaberg the town’s mayor believes they may soon be able to hold the

The Queensland Government says a legislative amendment will prevent exploitation of its Solar Bonus Scheme. Energy Minister Mark Bailey introduced a bill on June 15 to limit the amount of

The 2017 Australian Clean Energy Summit will be held July 18-19 at the Hilton Hotel in Sydney. The Summit is the premier event helping to

In its 30th year the annual World Solar Challenge 2017 from October 8th to 15th is in Australia with the race set to take place

The latest State Budget sets aside $1.16 billion for Queensland renewable energy initiatives. The 2017-18 Budget includes the Powering Queensland Plan that focuses on “an

Australians are paying too much due to electricity price hikes. In the five years to 2013, the average household power bill rose 70 per cent,

A new eco-village in Victoria hopes to set an example for renewable energy and sustainability across Australia. ‘The Paddock’ eco-village project, launched this week, is located

Big business may be the way to save America’s renewable energy targets that have now been abandoned under President Trump. This comes as more and