To motivate landlords to install energy efficient, electric hot water systems, we must speak to them as investors. Fortunately, there is an investment motivation ready-to-hand and relatively ...
One local council votes to oppose solar projects proposed for “irrigated or irrigable” land. It's the latest example of local governments flexing their muscle.
Network giant integrates vital telecommunications equipment directly onto the huge powerlines that make up a major new ...
Australia’s dependence on imports for nitrogen fertiliser leaves the farming sector exposed to supply disruption and price spikes. Given Australia’s ample low-cost renewable resources, this is ...
No rebates has meant slow rooftop solar uptake in NZ. But a range of progressive electricity market reforms is seeking to ...
Plans unveiled for France’s largest battery storage project, yet, to support the power supply to the nuclear nation's most ...
Latest monthly data shows Australia's wind and solar assets continuing to grow their contribution to the grid, as gas continues its year-on-year decline.
Now more than ever, gas companies must be upfront on the fundamentals of projects they want to develop. Australia's largest gas pipeline company may have let investors down in this respect.
A last-ditch scramble to get maximum value from the Cheaper Home Batteries rebate has "shattered" a range of records, including the average size of battery being installed.
Difference between median retail electricity market offers and the lowest offer available to households could be hundreds of ...
Coalition's proposed solution to the fossil fuel crisis is its craziest yet. Meanwhile, credible solutions - cleaner, quicker and cheaper - are right in front of us.
With submissions closing April 30 on a landmark gas network rule change, the real question isn't what the AEMC should do – it's what only energy ministers can do.
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