Author: Energy Matters

Solar panel systems and battery storage could save the Federal Government $4 billion, according to the Australian Energy Market Operator. AEMO Managing Director Audrey Zibelman told 2GB

Unprecedented Queensland clean energy investment means 21 per cent of the state’s energy production will be renewable by 2019. According to Queensland Energy Minister Dr

The National Energy Guarantee (NEG) will have no effect on Australia’s carbon emissions and should be shunned by the states, according to former head of

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission report into Australia’s electricity prices has prompted a doctor to point out the health benefits of solar power and

The Clean Energy Council says new analysis shows renewable energy projects under the Renewable Energy Target (RET) scheme are already reducing power prices for industry across the

A leading market analyst calls the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission report on electricity pricing a partisan attempt to help coal generators. Energy consultant Danny Price

Coal fired plants could go on producing energy for more than 20 years, states a new report by the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO). Existing

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) wants to remove solar energy incentives, effectively increasing the future solar panel installation cost. A report released by

Solar battery systems are slashing power bills in 100 South Australian homes as Tesla’s virtual power plant program kicks off. The announcement was made by

Federal Minister for Resources Matt Canavan says he doesn’t care if baseload power source is coal, gas, solar, wind or “chook poo”. The Queensland LNP Senator told ABC’s