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A proposed electricity interconnector between New South Wales and South Australia could deliver cheaper electricity, improve energy security, and support the transition from coal and

An independent advisory board says an electric vehicle fast-charging network is a top priority to help Australia transition to EVs. The Infrastructure Australia (IA) ‘Infrastructure

The Clean Energy Regulator (CER) is urging solar retailers to get on board with its Solar Panel Validation Initiative to protect  customers, plus their brands

The NSW Greens have announced plans for a sweeping $1.25 billion solar spree ahead of the state election on March 23, including mandatory solar for

Blaming renewable energy for power outages is wrong, and worse, potentially dangerous, according to a new report. The warning comes from the Grattan Institute’s Keep

It was a weekend of NSW solar rebates and loans scheme pledges from the two major parties. The NSW Liberals & Nationals Government says it will

A report from the Australian National University (ANU) shows Australia is installing renewables faster per person, per year than any other country. Australia is therefore

The Granny Smith gold mine in Western Australia plans to install an 8 MW battery-backed solar power system. Once completed, the solar installation should generate almost

Renewable power has now reached the highest share of Australia’s energy use in 40 years. A Green Energy Markets report just released shows wind, solar

Energy industry experts and advisers were either ignored or given inadequate time by government to provide advice on its big stick energy laws, the Sydney