Author: Energy Matters

A new report has found the worsening impacts of climate change will increase droughts, flooding and bushfires in Australia’s rural and regional communities; but by

The University of Michigan Solar Car team is celebrating after having won the 2016 American Solar Challenge for the sixth consecutive time. It was also

Some take the issue of being able to install solar very seriously. Incredibly seriously. A Unitarian Universalist parish has taken legal action against the town

Visitors to the Royal Queensland Show (Ekka) will be able inspect a house decked out with the latest in energy technology, including solar panels and

Development approval has been granted for a huge wind and solar farm to be constructed in the Port Augusta region of South Australia. Publicly announced

Straight from the “heck, they actually built it?” category is this futuristic electric bus, which may be solar powered in the future. A few months

Interested parties have been invited to provide feedback on a Consultation Paper released yesterday by Tasmania’s Energy Security Taskforce. “The Taskforce is aware of the

The Victorian Government announced yesterday it had made a submission to the Australian Competition Tribunal to plead the case against the loss of electricity bill

Could a football-sized energy storage solution designed by a 21 year-old student from Lancaster University in the UK replace lithium-ion based home battery systems? Third

Solar powered iron ore smelting could be step closer thanks to the efforts of researchers at Australia’s Swinburne University. The temperatures needed to produce iron