Author: Energy Matters

Decreasing electricity transmission loss figures are harming the viability of the clean energy industry. That’s the warning from Australia’s Clean Energy Council. Chief executive Kane

Coal-dependent energy companies AGL, EnergyAustralia and Origin Energy head the latest list of Australia’s carbon emitters. Australia’s three biggest energy companies rely on coal-fired power generation

Debate over the cost of renewable energy generation versus coal-fired power stations is shaping up as a prime issue ahead of the federal election in

In order to stay reliable, the national grid needs large energy storage systems that use ‘consistent’ sources of energy. Both wind turbines and solar power

More and more Australian businesses are taking matters into their own hands when it comes to electric vehicles, and IKEA is the latest company to

Australian businesses can now connect with renewable energy suppliers through the Business Renewables Centre – Australia, a platform that helps businesses adopt wind and solar energy.

Extreme heat events will threaten the health of residents in south-eastern South Australia, including the major metro area of Adelaide, unless urgent action is taken

Australia is a place of extreme weather – from blazing hot summers to bitterly cold winters. But despite hot weather hitting every state in the

Federal Energy Minister Angus Taylor says that the Coalition has “no stance” on the two proposed Hunter Valley power plants that would be fired by

Key utilities in Western Australia are substituting solar battery technology for ageing power infrastructure in remote farming areas. This utility solar battery use is a