Author: Energy Matters

Australian solar households wanting to further boost their energy efficiency and independence may increasingly embrace the “smart home” concept next year and investigate home automation

This rather unique looking electric motorcycle’s battery pack is designed to have a second life as energy storage for a solar power system. The Johammer

The second round of Victoria’s $20 million New Energy Jobs Fund (NEJF) grants opened on Tuesday. This round will make $6 million in grants of

A former nuclear power plant in Austria is tapping another form of nuclear energy from a reactor situated a very safe 149.6 million kilometres away – the

Queensland’s legacy solar feed-in tariff program, the Solar Bonus Scheme (not to be confused with the NSW scheme of the same name), will not be

An Australian Senate inquiry into the retiring of coal-fired power stations tabled its interim report and recommendations in Parliament on Monday night. Authored by the

With a renewable energy target of 100% by 2020, it won’t come as a surprise Canberra just scored a major award for its efforts. The

Australian solar heliostat technology developed by CSIRO will soon be helping China reach its ambitious renewable energy goals. In an agreement struck between CSIRO and

Western Australia’s government has just committed a big chunk of change to improve electricity reliability for the people of and visitors to Kalbarri – using

An energy strategy proposed by Finland’s government sees not just the end of coal-fired generation, but also the import of electricity produced using the little