Author: Energy Matters

The National Energy Guarantee passage (NEG) continues to be in the spotlight this week, despite winning qualified support. Now that the Coalition party room has

A Coalition party room majority has approved the controversial National Energy Guarantee (NEG) after heated debate at today’s crucial meeting. However, although the Coalition majority approves

Pro-coal backbencher Tony Abbott has launched a final attack on the National Energy Guarantee ahead of today’s critical coalition NEG party room vote. The “seriously

The Queensland Teachers’ Union (QTU) is calling for school term dates to be shifted as the state government begins tendering for the solar schools program.

State and territory energy ministers have today agreed to support the National Energy Guarantee (NEG). The COAG Energy Council met in Sydney to decide the

Two hydrogen powered cars  using ultra-high purity hydrogen were tested in Queensland yesterday with impressive results. The hydrogen fuel was produced using CSIRO’s breakthrough membrane

An expert in sustainable building design says better insulation and more low income housing solar installations  would benefit residents. Professor Paul Cooper, director of the

The Clean Energy Council (CEC) has released a statement in support of the Turnbull Government’s National Energy Guarantee (NEG). However, that support is conditional on one

According to a report in The Observer, the operators of Queensland’s Gladstone Power Station are denying predictions the plant will close in 2029. The forecast of

A new Glen Innes electric vehicle charging station has put the town on the map – literally. Glen Innes Severn Shire Council has installed two charging