Author: Energy Matters

Power bills are one of the biggest sources of financial distress for low income Australians – and network costs make up a big chunk of

Just one year on from securing a power purchase agreement from the Rwandan government and project financing from international aid organisations, solar developer Gigawatt Global

SunEdison, Inc. (NYSE: SUNE) has announced an agreement with a Los Angeles-based solar company to develop, build and operate 22 megawatts of distributed rooftop solar

Some businesses in regional Queensland have seen power bills for the latest quarter rise by thousands of dollars. As has been the case for many

Victorian households’ hip pockets are copping a major hit in the form of unavoidable fixed charges for electricity and gas. An ABC article states Victorians

The fossil fuel divestment movement has rapidly grown over the last couple of years – and this year will see a special event dedicated to

Clean power lobby group RenewableUK is celebrating new statistics released by the National Grid showing January blew away all previous records for monthly, weekly and

The ACT’s first wind energy reverse auction has delivered low clean power prices and enough renewable energy to provide for approximately 33% of Canberra’s residential

Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) has announced the launch of the Business Renewables Center (BRC), which aims to add another 60 gigawatts of wind and solar

The annual share of coal fired generation in Australia’s National Electricity Market (NEM) rose again to reach 74.7 per cent in the year to January 2015