Author: Energy Matters

Researchers at Vanderbilt University in the USA have developed what’s been called the world’s first steel-brass battery; created from waste materials. The invention was inspired

A former Housing Trust complex in the Adelaide suburb of Marden will be redeveloped with 6-star energy rated homes featuring solar power systems. Part of

Several of Adelaide’s landmarks were bathed in green light on Friday night to mark the Paris Agreement coming into force. 100 of 197 parties, including

Pulling resources out of the ground isn’t the only type of mining that is energy intensive – so too is Bitcoin mining. Bitcoin is a

The announcement of the closure of the emissions-spewing Hazelwood Power Station in Victoria has heralded a major shift in Australian energy says the CEC. Engie,

Homes of the future could be equipped with solar curtains and flexible tiles capable of capturing and converting not just sunlight, but also indoor lighting

The closure of Hazelwood Power Station is expected to be announced today. As to the impact of its demise on power prices in Victoria, New

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced its fifth renewable energy project in the USA – a 189MW wind farm. To be constructed in Hardin County,

Solar power system owners in Sweden can now receive up to ~AUD $7,300 to go towards the purchase of battery storage. Renewable Energy World reports

Australia’s Minister for Education and Training yesterday announced $416.6 million in funding as part of the Australian Research Council’s (ARC) National Competitive Grants Programme. Minister