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- Solar farm able to power 36,000 homes approved by NSW government Fri, 16 May 25, 4:11pmThe project is big enough to power a quarter of the homes in the NSW Northern Rivers, and it could be the first of three for the rural area where it will be based.
- Could this cost-of-living relief push up rent? Mon, 7 Apr 25, 5:50amA solar panel rebate program for Queensland rental properties announced by the LNP more than a year ago will roll out by the end of the year, aiming to save renters up to $700 a year off power bills.
- Queensland solar program aims to reduce power bills for renters Mon, 7 Apr 25, 5:50amA solar panel rebate program for Queensland rental properties announced by the LNP more than a year ago will roll out by the end of the year, aiming to save renters up to $700 a year off power bills.
- 'Magical removal of coal' in WA prompts questions over what's next Tue, 11 Feb 25, 8:17amWA Labor has been talking up the clean energy transition ahead of the state election. But industry experts say a lack of transmission and generation is slowing progress.
- 'Magical removal of coal' in WA prompts questions over what comes next Tue, 11 Feb 25, 8:17amWA Labor has been talking up the clean energy transition ahead of the state election. But industry experts say a lack of transmission and generation is slowing progress.
- Doubts raised over WA's coal phase-out amid renewables lag Tue, 11 Feb 25, 8:17amWA Labor has been talking up the clean energy transition ahead of the state election. But industry experts say a lack of transmission and generation is slowing progress.
- Elon Musk's Tesla is collecting taxpayer subsidies for batteries that 'deprive' consumers of basic services Mon, 25 Nov 24, 5:50amThey're among the most popular household batteries and eligible for lucrative taxpayer subsidies, but critics say Tesla's products are costing consumers and the grid.
- Elon Musk’s Tesla is collecting taxpayer subsidies for batteries that ‘deprive’ consumers of basic services Mon, 25 Nov 24, 5:50amThey're among the most popular household batteries and eligible for lucrative taxpayer subsidies, but critics say Tesla's products are costing consumers and the grid.
- Consumers, grid 'missing out' on basic services as Tesla collects taxpayer subsidies for its batteries Mon, 25 Nov 24, 5:50amThey're among the most popular household batteries and eligible for lucrative taxpayer subsidies, but critics say Tesla's products are costing consumers and the grid.
- Recycling plant reducing solar panels to raw materials opens in Queensland Mon, 7 Oct 24, 1:24pmThe Pan Pacific plant on Brisbane's southern fringe is expected to take apart the panels, recycling each individual element, which is "essential to the future of renewable energy in Australia".
- A Queensland-first solar panel recycling plant to stop 240,000 panels going into landfill annually Mon, 7 Oct 24, 1:24pmThe Pan Pacific plant on Brisbane's southern fringe is expected to take apart the panels, recycling each individual element, which is "essential to the future of renewable energy in Australia".
- Massive SunCable solar project spanning more than 12,000 hectares gets environmental tick in NT Tue, 16 Jul 24, 6:08pmA project to develop "the world's largest renewable energy precinct" in a remote stretch of the territory receives crucial environmental approvals, but a final investment decision for the $30 billion-plus project is not expected...
- Northern Territory faces blackouts within four years unless investment in electricity grid increases, commission says Fri, 28 Jun 24, 7:40amThe NT's electricity system is in a "prime but precarious" position and could face blackouts within four years if looming challenges are not met, according to the NT Utilities Commission.
- Burning hundreds of litres of diesel just to stay open: Welcome to the rainforest without electricity Tue, 28 May 24, 4:45amQueensland's Daintree Rainforest does not have mains electricity — so many residents are burning hundreds of litres of "dirty" diesel fuel a week just to keep their businesses running.
- The world's oldest surviving rainforest has a dirty secret, and residents aren't happy Tue, 28 May 24, 4:45amQueensland's Daintree Rainforest does not have mains electricity — so many residents are burning hundreds of litres of "dirty" diesel fuel a week just to keep their businesses running.