Author: Energy Matters

A series of trials will improve the accuracy of solar farm forecasting so the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) can better manage the grid. Eleven

The first Australian solar farm in Antarctica sparked into life this week at remote Casey station using 105 solar panels. The solar power array is

The NSW Coalition will introduce new rules making it easier for apartments going solar, including power storage if re-elected on Saturday. Premier Gladys Berejiklian says

Former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says coal in-fighting within the Liberal and National Coalition is damaging NSW Liberal state election candidates’ chances. Criticising the ongoing

The Clean Energy Council wants Australians to send a clean energy policy message to Canberra ahead of May’s federal election. The peak body for the

The ongoing saga of the Liddell Power Station’s future continues. Energy Minister Angus Taylor yesterday called on Liddell owners AGL to commit to its energy replacement

A clear majority of Australians back the school climate change “strikes” taking place across Australia today, a national poll shows. Students across the nation will

Australian coal mogul Trevor St Baker has lashed out at the Reserve Bank of Australia for a speech outlining climate change impact on the economy.

The New South Wales Independent Planning Commission (IPC) has given the green light to the Gunnedah Solar Farm. It comes after months of heated debate,

Another Queensland large-scale solar plant is now contributing to the state electricity grid. The Lilyvale Solar Farm is a 100 MW generator located 50 km