Author: Energy Matters

A combination of solar power and an energy storage device that never needs changing could play an important role in making Internet of Things (IoT)

Many after-work pints will soon get a whole lot greener with the world’s biggest beer brewer, Anheuser-Busch InBev, announcing its global operations will switch to

After nearly 50 years of operations, one of the world’s heaviest carbon polluting electricity generators – Hazelwood Power Station in Victoria’s Latrobe Valley – is

A 32MW solar development in Antrim, Northern Ireland was switched on earlier this week, adding a significant contribution to the region’s renewable energy goals. Made

Agrimin Limited has inked an agreement with Danish company Aalborg CSP that will see the development of a solar thermal heating system for Agrimin’s Sulphate

Residents of the ACT are facing a significant electricity price increase from the beginning of July this year that will add hundreds of dollars onto

Households in Western Australia could be facing electricity price rises of seven per cent each year for the next three years – and perhaps even

With more than 1.6 million solar power systems now installed throughout the nation, this year’s Solar Citizens Supporter Survey could see a record number of

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has been tasked with reviewing retail electricity prices across the nation. We recently reported on a Grattan Institute study

In the not too distant future, amputees could regain the benefits of a sense of touch through motorised prosthetic limbs featuring solar powered synthetic skin.