The Australian Energy Storage Conference and Exhibition kicked off today with Energy Matters in attendance to catch all the latest trends and industry insights during
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The much-anticipated Finkel review of Australia’s energy network says a new Clean Energy Target will encourage new low emissions generation into the market. The ‘Blueprint
Global renewable energy capacity saw its largest annual increase ever, reaching 10 gigawatts (GW) of new generation installed worldwide. That’s according the latest Renewables Global
The Clean Energy Council (CEC) says Queensland’s commitment to a 50 per cent target for renewable energy by 2030 means more jobs, lower prices. The
With the Finkel review imminent the Climate Council has released their 10 top facts regarding electricity in Australia. The report which was released this week
The Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) and the Climate Change Authority have released a joint Energy Policy report which makes a number of sweeping suggestions.
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