Author: Energy Matters

Like (some) elite athletes, new research has revealed that solar cells also benefit from performance-enhancing chemicals. Swinburne University scientists have shown how sunlight heals defects

A Queensland solar farm nearing completion is taking the state government to court over new rules that allow only electricians to work with solar panels.

There’s lots of good news for Victorian householders thinking of applying for the Victorian Government’s solar rebate or battery rebate when the Victorian Solar Homes

Australians may have missed out on Labor’s renewable energy plans for the nation with their election loss this past weekend. But there’s plenty of help

Elderly residents on a Port Melbourne housing estate are demanding public housing solar installations across Victoria. Many of the 36 residents on the Williamstown Road

The Liberal-National Coalition steamed home in Saturday’s federal election, leaving Labor and the Greens wondering what happened to the climate emergency. ABC election pundit Anthony

The Federal election result is in. What does the Scott Morrison miracle victory – and predicted majority government – mean for solar and climate change?

Tomorrow, Saturday May 18, Australia votes to elect the nation’s next Federal government. The ABC’s Vote Compass shows a majority of Liberal-National Party Coalition, Australian Labor Party

In a radical move overnight, UK Labour has released a plan for energy grid nationalisation. As well, it will be making a big push to

Master Electricians Australia (MEA) has joined the fight against  a new state regulations, which it says will hit the Queensland solar industry hard. The regulations