Author: Energy Matters

A Labor Government would use tax breaks to ensure half of all new cars sold in Australia by 2030 are electric vehicles (EVs). Labor Leader

Ore refining could become a whole lot greener by using renewable energy to drive the production of specialty metals. The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA)

Nearly 70 per cent of South Australian voters want their state to adopt 100 per cent renewable energy by 2030. In addition, it seems South Australian

New coal-fired power has failed to make the cut in a shortlist of new generation projects released by the Morrison Government. The Coalition unveiled a

The Morrison Government will not underwrite new Queensland coal-fired power plants, despite intense lobbying from Queensland Nationals. The Federal Liberal-National Coalition yesterday released a short

Australia’s carbon emissions are rising, according to a statement published by the Climate Council and supported by 28 experts in the field of climate science

Construction has begun at a Western Australia solar farm, WA’s largest solar farm, which is expected to deliver 281 GWh of clean electricity when it’s

The NSW election is this Saturday, March 23, and the race is still too close to call. Energy is a hot topic, and the key

Stanford University researchers have developed a method of generating hydrogen from seawater. The breakthrough harnesses solar power to drive the process of electrolysis to separate

Australia’s car manufacturing days may be over, but one maker is turning an old asset into a hub for  hydrogen from solar. Toyota’s former car