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RateSetter Australia and the Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) have announced an 18-month extension of their green loans program. Launched in 2017, RateSetter’s green loan

AGL has knocked back a bid by Alinta Energy that would result in an ageing Liddell power station sale in a move that has infuriated

Australian power companies can help lead and accelerate the clean energy transformation according to Energy Australia’s managing director. Catherine Tanna told Bloomberg that renewables must

A new bill setting a minimum solar feed-in tariff (FiT) for householders and businesses has been introduced to the NSW Parliament. The Greens’ Renewable Energy

The innovative Tesla battery installed at Hornsdale Wind Farm has taken out two of Australia’s top design and sustainability awards. Tesla Powerpack’s ground-breaking technology won

Data from the Clean Energy Regulator (CER) shows there were 50,592 small-scale renewable energy installations during the first quarter of 2018 across Australia. 41,611 (or

A Russian company has released a gold-plated iPhone with a dedicated solar battery retailing at more than US$4,000. Customised by Russian accessory manufacturer Caviar, the

New solar plus battery projects in the Cook Islands demonstrate how off-grid regions can escape reliance on diesel generators. Six of the twelve inhabited Cook

Chief executive of the Clean Energy Council Kane Thornton spoke at the launch of the Large Scale Solar Industry Forum yesterday, saying Queensland is leading

The business renewable energy trend is continuing according to a report showing Australian businesses switching to renewable energy in a bid to cut rising electricity