The Victorian Labor Government’sĀ Renewable Energy (Jobs and Investment) Bill 2017 passed the Legislative Council late on Friday afternoon, enshrining the VRET in law.
Stockland To Roll Out Solar PV On 10 More Shopping Centres
Property development giant Stockland has announced it is installing a total of 39,000 solar panels on major shopping centres in three Australian states.
Construction To Commence on Queensland’s Kennedy Energy Park
Construction is set to begin on the $160 million Kennedy Energy Park; the first large scale solar power, wind and battery hybrid project to be connected to the grid in Australia.
Picking Energy Winners In Australia – Latest Poll Results
The Turnbull Government claims it’s not picking winners when it comes to energy, but Australian voters have – and a winner is renewables.
Cathy McGowan : Community Projects A Vital Piece Of Australia’s Energy Jigsaw
Independent Member for Indi Cathy McGowan AO has called for more funding for community energy projects across Australia.
Orange Aquatic Centre Goes Solar
A 100kW solar power system has been installed at the Aquatic Centre in the New South Wales regional city of Orange.
Clean Energy Target Dumped For National Energy Guarantee
It’s a done deal. The Australian Government has dumped Dr. Alan Finkel’s recommendation of a Clean Energy Target in favour of a “National Energy Guarantee”,Ā which will see coal power hanging around for a lot longer and renewable energy subsidies end.
Wave Glider Completes Great Barrier Reef Trial
A wave and solar powered autonomous ocean vehicle recently completed a trial deployment at Australia’s Great Barrier Reef, where it gathered data to help assess the health of coral reefs and ecosystems.
U.S. 300MW Battery Storage Project Looks Set To Proceed
The company that held the title of the world’s largest installed lithium-ion battery system earlier this year has cleared a hurdle for a far larger energy storage project.
Power Prices Putting Australians Under “Unacceptable Pressure” : ACCC
Annual residential electricity bills have jumped 44% in real terms since 2007-08 and commercial users are paying 53% more per kilowatt hour says a report released today by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission.
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