Consumers will see the price for home batteries slashed by the federal government. With a mandate to address climate change, investment in renewables is expected to soar.
In the rush to install ever more solar and, now, batteries on people's homes, one consumer warns of the risks of giving control to big energy.
In the rush to install ever more solar and, now, batteries on people's homes, one consumer warns of the risks of giving control to big energy.
Labor's $2.3 billion program applies to people with existing solar or those wanting to invest in a new solar-plus-battery set-up.
Australian voters have overwhelmingly chosen household batteries over nuclear, rejecting the Coalition's anti-renewables agenda.
Australian voters have overwhelmingly chosen household batteries over nuclear, rejecting the Coalition's anti-renewables agenda.
With the state government set to start offering rebates for home batteries on July 1, consumer protection authorities have warned to be wary of scams.
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Apartment owners across the state can now access government grants to offset half the cost of new rooftop solar systems, filling in a major gap in coverage on units.
By Jo Nova Is this the Net Zero world we’re aiming for? It could be a coincidence, but Spain’s grid ran entirely on renewables for the first time on April 16th...
Our energy system is evolving at breakneck speed. Here we look at how our power grid works, what more renewables mean for energy prices, how nuclear fits into the picture, and how we might build a grid fit for the future. ...
Nuclear? Renewables? Gas? Coal? And what about emissions targets? What the two major parties are offering on energy at this election.
The ABC's Vote Compass has been gauging attitudes on where Australia's future energy needs will come from. The results suggest there's a strong divide between certain people.
Residents near one of the Coalition's proposed nuclear plants are divided by the need for work, and the environment.
Despite announcements that there will be "no new transmission lines needed" under a Coalition government, modelling shows its plans require 6,500 kilometres of new lines.
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