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The majority of Australians have said no to the National Energy Guarantee emissions target. A poll commissioned by Greenpeace shows 70 per cent of Australians

Josh Frydenberg has described the Labor states’ demands for National Energy Guarantee changes as “politicking and posturing”. The Federal Energy Minister was responding to a

In its current form the National Energy Guarantee (NEG) will put a handbrake on the renewables boom and prevent states transitioning to clean energy, according

Port Fairy plans to fight rising power bills by becoming the site of south-west Victoria’s first Smart Energy Precinct. Located 300 km west of Melbourne on

Households in the ACT are facing an annual increase of $378 in combined gas and electricity bills, a new study shows. According to the St Vincent

The Clean Energy Council (CEC) has established a new Best Practice Charter for renewable energy developments. At the CEC Clean Energy Summit this week, thirty-seven

Energy minister Josh Frydenberg said at a Clean Energy Summit dinner last night that  new coal plants are not a viable option for Australian electricity

The role of energy storage batteries in Australia’s future electricity market is critical, claims the Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC). The comments come as the

If you own a solar panel and battery storage system, solar power monitoring questions like the following have probably crossed your mind: ‘Are the panels

The Victorian government says it’s unfair to ask states and territories to sign up to the Turnbull Government’s National Energy Guarantee (NEG) if the Coalition’s