Nicole S, Author at Energy Matters

$5,000 Battery Rebate in WA: How Labor’s Plan Could Power Your Home and Cut Energy Costs

Western Australia’s Labor government promises a $5,000 battery rebate if re-elected, helping households store solar energy, reduce power bills, and support local renewable industries.

Everything Electric NSW 2025: The Ultimate EV and Clean Energy Event Returns March 7-9

Everything Electric NSW 2025, March 7-9 at Sydney Olympic Park, is Australia’s largest EV and clean energy expo. Explore electric vehicles, renewable energy solutions, expert panels, and sustainable technologies in an electrifying weekend!

Victorian Feed-in Tariff Set to Drop to Lowest in Australia From July 1, 2025

Victoria will soon be home to the nation’s lowest feed-in tariff with the Essential Services Commission poised to release their recommendations for the minimum rates.

Solis Solarator Series: Advancing Australia’s Solar Energy Future

The Solis Solarator Series delivers reliable, high-efficiency hybrid inverters, including the S6-EH1P(3-8)K-L-PLUS-AU, ensuring seamless solar energy conversion, battery storage integration, and uninterrupted power for Australian homes and businesses.

Record-breaking 1GW of commercial solar installed in 2024

Australian businesses installed a record-breaking 1GW of commercial solar in 2024, driven by cost savings, ESG benefits, and accessible financing, with both SMEs and large corporations embracing solar for energy resilience.

Exploring Nuclear Energy Part 5: How Will Australia’s Renewable Energy Industry Be Impacted?

The fifth and final part of the series explores nuclear energy’s potential impact on the renewable energy industry in Australia. Will Nuclear Energy eliminate the need for future investment in solar, wind, and hydro?

Sustainability and the Super Bowl 2025: A Green Game Day Showdown

The 2025 Super Bowl, featuring the Eagles and Chiefs, highlights the NFL’s growing commitment to sustainability, focusing on waste reduction, renewable energy, and carbon offsetting to make the event more eco-friendly.

Exploring Nuclear Energy Part 4: Will Nuclear Power in Australia Make Existing Renewables Redundant?

The adoption of nuclear power in Australia could lower feed-in tariffs, impact commercial solar and wind investments, and reshape the grid. Will it complement or challenge existing renewables?

AIKO Sets New Benchmark with 480W Residential Solar Panel

AIKO’s Neostar 480W panel sets a new benchmark in Australia, exceeding 24% efficiency while maintaining a compact design, reinforcing AIKO’s leadership in premium solar technology and installer-friendly solutions.