Author: Energy Matters

Blustery weather in South Australia has caused its share of headaches, but also provided a plethora of wind-driven electricity generation. According to Clean Energy Council

Australia has the world’s most overpriced electricity before tax according to a new report. An international comparison of Australia’s household electricity prices was prepared by

Western Australia’s Energy Minister has announced a new $4 million stand-alone solar power system + battery storage pilot project on six properties in regional areas.

The city of Bendigo in Victoria is considering a goal of 100% renewable energy by 2036 – and rooftop solar could play a significant role

SMA, SolarEdge, Sungrow and ABB have all been recognised as solar inverter sector leaders in IHS’s PV Inverter Supplier Scorecard – 2016. Usually when solar

Here’s a brief roundup of South Australia’s 2016-17 State Budget in relation to renewable energy. The Budget includes the previously announced $500,000 to go towards

A collective representing 120,000 European companies is lobbying the EC to end anti-dumping duties on Chinese-made solar panels and cells. Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on

The world’s first mobile wastewater treatment plant to be powered entirely by the sun has been shipped to the Canadian Army. Housed in a 6

The record-breaking solar-powered Juno spacecraft has survived its toughest test so far and is now in orbit around Jupiter. In January this year, NASA’s Juno

The first of  24 grants from round one of Victoria’s $20 million New Energy Jobs Fund program was announced by Minister for Energy, Environment and