Author: Energy Matters

A Hong Kong investment firm says a deal has been signed to build two large coal-fired power plants near the town of Kurri Kurri in

As we hurtle towards the New South Wales state election on Saturday, March 23, renewable energy is a political hot topic. All major parties recognise

NSW’s coal-fired plants are getting old and not enough is being done to replace them, according to a new Climate Council report. In general, the

Renewable energy outperformed coal over Australia’s record-breaking summer of heat, data from The Australia Institute (TAI) shows. TAI’s Climate and Energy Program audit shows large-scale

Research scientists at RMIT in Melbourne have discovered a new method of carbon capture technology that could help remove greenhouse gases from the atmosphere. The

Legislation to establish Queensland’s CleanCo state renewable energy generating company was introduced into state parliament yesterday by the Labor Party Government. Once passed, the Palaszczuk

The ambitious Snowy 2.0 hydroelectricity electricity generation and storage project has been approved by the Morrison Coalition Government. The Coalition has committed funding of up

Lower income households are installing solar energy faster than wealthier ones in a bid to counter rising power prices. This is according to solar demographics

A one-stop energy data platform launched this week will help integrate increasing amounts of renewable energy into Australia’s national electricity grid. The National Energy Analytics

SA Water has reached an agreement to deploy 500,000 solar panels, plus energy storage at 70 of its sites. Last year, SA Water announced it