Author: Energy Matters

Targeted solar and battery storage initiatives top the Victorian election energy policy wish list from the Clean Energy Council (CEC). The independent body recommends solar

The fate of the Liddell coal-fired power station seems certain after owner AGL Energy confirmed it will close the facility in 2022. The statement was

Many small businesses are considering switching to electric vehicles as petrol prices in Australia reach a 10-year high. Companies are considering going electric as rising

The 1.8 MW Goulburn Community Solar Farm is in limbo thanks to procrastination by state and federal governments, says a local clean energy group. Community

Researchers at WA’s Curtin University have developed a cheap, eco-friendly way to make solar hydrogen fuel from sunlight. The researchers used nanocrystals as highly efficient

South Australia’s giant Tesla Powerpack battery has recouped nearly 25 per cent of its initial investment. The battery cost around $91 million to build, and

A building company in Dubbo says the Tesla Powerwall 2 battery in its new display home means the Dubbo solar home could potentially go off-grid. Award-winning Greenmark

Some 68 per cent of people in a NSW survey say they want solar panels on their home. A study commissioned by the NSW Architects

A NSW town devastated by bushfire is planning the largest human sign climate change protest ever staged in Australia. The local Clean Energy for Eternity (CEFE)

Retailer EnergyAustralia is now offering customers in Victoria a time of use solar feed-in tariff which changes according to time of day. The Victorian Government’s