Queensland Government rejects the LNP energy plan damning it ‘shoddy’
The Government of Queensland claims the Liberal National Party is using inclusion of solar energy in its ‘Real Plan’ for energy to hide its ideological obsession with coal.
Turnbull government could be the reason renewable energy sector crashes
The renewable sector in Australia is on an upward spiral, with renewables powering 70 per cent of all Australian households in the last financial year. This is according to recent data released. However, renewable energy...
Electricity Bills, Penalty Rates and Politicians’ Pay Changed
Tax breaks for small businesses and those that fall within the top tax bracket have taken effect, and are likely to weigh so heavily on people’s hip pockets. Consequently, electricity bills are expected to rise...
Could Trump Construct a Border Wall Covered in Solar Panels?
When President Trump released a press statement claiming that despite pulling out of the Paris climate accord, the U.S. would rise to become the "the cleanest" country on planet Earth, building a border wall mounted...
The Solar Feed-in Tariff
A feed-in tariff is just another great benefit of installing solar panels. The renewable energy feed-in tariff is a rate paid to eligible households, small businesses and community organisations for excess electricity fed back to...
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Why Your Electricity Bill Needs to Go Up
According to the newly appointed Energy Minister Ben Wyatt, power prices should match the cost of delivering the service, which currently stands at 20 per cent above the average household bill. Mr Wyatt, the new...
NSW “National Solar Leader” With New Solar Farms
The government of New South Wales plans to set up 12 more solar farms which are expected to boost the nations lead in solar power investments. If approved, the new solar farm projects will generate...
Victorian Solar Households to Receive 11.3c/kWh in Solar Feed-in Tariff
From July more than Victorian solar households will benefit from the state government’s unprecedented move to steeply increase solar feedin tariff for the year Households will receive a new mandatory minimum solar feedin rate of...
Canberra Reduces Emissions and Encourages Renewable Energy
Latest reports from the ACT state reveal a myriad of actions by the Government aimed at driving down emissions from greenhouse gases and accelerating the adoption of clean energy sources across the Territory.
Canberra’s Avails More Initiatives For Commercial Solar Installations
Canberra is at it again—this time installing highly subsidised next generation battery storage in both homes and businesses across its region.
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Greens Initiate Solar Battery Grants Scheme in WA
The scheme by WA Greens to support battery storage in the state is poised to benefit approximately 120,000 households and thousands more of businesses in the next five years.
Victoria to Build Australia’s Largest Grid-scale Battery Storage
The Victorian Labor government has invited expressions of interest to set up their 20MW battery storage system poised to become the first grid-scale battery storage plant of its kind in Australia.
Feasible Interim Emissions Target For Victoria
Victoria’s Andrews Labor Government recently announced an impending plot to slash the state’s greenhouse gas emissions by about 15 to 20 per cent less than the 2005 levels come year 2020.
US Set To Change Course On Climate Change Paris Agreement
He began with immigration, now President Donald Trump has an even bigger global target ahead as the country prepares to shift its course on climate change.
U. S President Trump Initiates America First Energy Plan
With less than a week in office, the U.S president is already trumping on energy matters! Following updates on the WhiteHouse.gov website, significant amendments relating to climate change and energy were made in less than...
Canberra Gets More Renewable Energy Grants
The Minister for Climate Change and Sustainability Shane Rattenbury has announced two more clean energy grant programs for both businesses and organisations based in Canberra.