Author: Energy Matters

South Australians can now apply for energy storage grants of up to $6,000 under the South Australian Home Battery Scheme. The Clean Energy Finance Corporation

Australian companies are committing to corporate energy responsibility and 100 per cent renewables through the newly-launched Australian arm of RE100. The first Australian meeting of

RMIT engineering students’ solar powered tuk-tuk will travel 3,000 km from Melbourne to Cairns this November. The trip will be the first stage of a global

A Noosaville charity has installed 111 solar panels to bring more solar to the Noosa solar energy community. Noosa News reports that Waves of Kindness decided on

An Australian inventor has revealed how high grid voltage is forcing customers to pay for electricity they don’t need, and how the EdgeIQ solves the

Leading Australian health experts have lambasted the Morrison Government’s “contemptuous dismissal” of the latest IPCC climate report. In a letter published in The Lancet, over 20 health

One of two large-scale grid-connected batteries in regional Victoria is close to completion. Ballarat’s Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) is now undergoing a final testing

The Morrison Government yesterday announced its blueprint to reduce electricity prices for consumers. The plan, titled “A Fair Deal on Energy”, outlines how the Federal

A new trial could see NSW homes powered by gas produced from renewable energy. Gas distribution company Jemena has announced a $15 million partnership with

The Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) is committing $100 million in loan finance to assist South Australia’s home battery rollout. The loan will cover upfront