Author: Karthik

Across the nation, both residential and commercial spaces are making the move to solar power, in a bid to access cheaper energy as power bills

This year has seen the headlines packed full of demands and warnings around climate change action. We’ve seen politicians go face to face in debates

The Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) has put forward up to $50 million in debt finance towards a number of smaller utility renewable developments. The

This year hasn’t exactly seen as much progress in the battle against climate change as we wouldn’t have expected, or desired. While furious debates centred

The Australian Governments official body for renewables – the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has announced a distribution of funding that will see $15 million

As time goes on, the push for climate change action and a cleaner future for energy continues to gain momentum. The news headlines are plagued

Recently shifting its focus towards renewables, New South Wales has passed through another large-scale renewables project, approving a 125MW (AC) solar farm in Maryvale. The

Australia requires more than a dozen developments in renewable energy in order to offset the loss of more than 60 percent of coal power plants

Australia’s Clean Energy Regulator (AEMO) has declared several changes will take effect on January 1, impacting postcode zones for solar power system installations. It’s expected

The Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMA) – the body in charge of running Western Australia’s primary electricity market – wants the opportunity to direct excess