Author: Energy Matters

July saw the biggest leap in large-scale solar accreditation since the Renewable Energy Target (RET) began in 2001. Clean energy capacity of 514 megawatts (MW)

Lake Macquarie City Council in NSW has rolled out its first ever smart solar powered bench on the Warners Bay foreshore, just south of Newcastle.

Alex Turnbull, son of former PM Malcolm Turnbull, says the federal government’s energy policy chaos is bad news for consumers. Now a Singapore based hedge

Energy and industry executives say government energy policy uncertainty in Australia will kill investment in new energy projects, according to an AFR report. The abandonment of

One of South Australia’s biggest rooftop solar arrays will soon provide 20 per cent of Flinders University’s energy needs. The project will see nearly 6,000

Households and businesses in multi-tenant buildings are set to enjoy lower energy bills through the Victorian Government’s microgrid funding scheme. Three test buildings in Melbourne

Australia’s renewable energy transition is now in the hands of  the states who are leading the charge in solar energy and battery storage. That’s the verdict

The future of renewable energy in Australia is uncertain after the appointment of a staunch anti-renewables campaigner as Energy Minister in the new Morrison Government.

Victoria’s tenants could benefit from a new renter’s solar power policy advanced by the Greens ahead of November’s state election. The Greens’ policy would give renters, public

The Latrobe Valley in Eastern Victoria’s Gippsland region will become the central location for the Victorian government’s new Solar Homes plan if Labor is re-elected