Author: Energy Matters

Queensland households can look forward to lower energy bills as power retailers adjust their prices at the start of the financial year, Channel Nine reports.

NSW Labor MP Clayton Barr says generating electricity from new coal-fired power plants would cost 30 to 40 per cent more than for new wind

Coalition MP Tony Abbott is regretting signing up to the Paris Agreement in 2015 according to a report in The Guardian. The former PM now

A major new smart meter investment will give Australian energy consumers more control over their electricity use. The Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) is committing

Regional properties in South Australia are leaving their metro counterparts behind when it comes to solar uptake, new research shows, with regional solar booming. According

Higher wholesale electricity prices are the “new normal” and unlikely to return to previous levels of around $50 per megawatt hour, according to a new report from

Coalition MP Craig Kelly is calling for an overhaul of consumer laws to keep the controversial Liddell coal fired plant open. Kelly told radio station

A new council works depot has become the first major solar installation in Sydney to include an industrial-scale solar large scale battery, according to a

A gold mine in Western Australia is using a solar battery hybrid system to save money and reduce its carbon emissions. The Granny Smith gold

The ongoing renewables surge in Australia is making it harder for the Tony Abbott coal lobby push to gain traction against the National Energy Guarantee