Author: Energy Matters

Labor beats the Liberal-National Coalition, but trails the Greens according to the Australian Conservation Foundation’s climate election scorecard. The ACF is running the climate action

A simple cup of coffee inspired a research breakthrough that could see perovskite solar cells replace silicon ones. Graduate student Rui Wang from UCLA was

Thirteen of Victoria’s public water corporations have banded together to purchase solar energy in an effort to cut water industry carbon emissions. The venture will

An agricultural lobby group wants the next Federal Government to promote smart technology like solar panels and battery storage to support competitiveness. Agricultural energy costs

Households in Western Australia are bracing for new power bill hikes – an additional 2 per cent to annual bills. According to The West Australian,

Australia still has a promising solar thermal technology future despite a major Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) project in South Australia failing because of financing issues.

Australia’s coal-fired power stations will retire over the next decade or two and other forms of energy, like wind and solar power, will take over.

A new apartment complex for low-income tenants has achieved a 7-star rating under the Nationwide House Energy Rating Scheme (NatHERS). The building in Liverpool, NSW, features

Renewable jobs are growing across Australia with jobs in the solar sector growing fastest. Yesterday’s figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) show the