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Residents of a rural Queensland town say they are "extremely disappointed" a multi-million-dollar solar farm being built for UQ has been given the green light for construction on prime agricultural land.

Residents of a rural Queensland town say they are "extremely disappointed" a multi-million-dollar solar farm being built for UQ has been given the green light for construction on prime agricultural land.

A solar farm being built for the University of Queensland near Warwick gets the nod from the local council despite some strong community concerns.

While Australians take to home batteries in their droves, some say there are better ways to save the environment.

Lismore City Council says Australia's first floating solar farm will take to the water this week.

The Government has announced its energy policy, but some communities are fixing the so-called energy crisis themselves.

The Government has announced its energy policy, but some communities are fixing the so-called energy crisis themselves.

Whether you're renovating or building from the ground up, have you considered what style of roof will best suit your home but also your budget?

As the debate rages over how to bring rein in rising energy prices, and ensure a reliable power grid, a snapshot of 2,000 households shows the majority of people see solar batteries as the key to cheaper and more reliable...

First-timers from the Australian National University will race their solar car through the outback against creations by some of the biggest companies in the world...

Surplus renewable energy could soon be converted to hydrogen and injected into Australia's gas networks to help decarbonise the nation's gas supply, if a trial in Adelaide proves successful.

Gold coast researchers are using nanotechnology to develop "smart windows" that could see the mass production of low-cost, energy-saving glass and lead to a huge reduction in power bills.

What's being called the world's largest residential virtual power plant (VPP) goes live in suburban Adelaide, where reliability of power supply is the dominant public policy issue.