Energy Hack winner announced
The University of Melbourne and Powershop announce 2018 Energy Hack winner.
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Endeavour Energy reaches one millionth customer, gifts solar for the future
Endeavour Energy today welcomed its one millionth customer marking a significant milestone for a company that has grown alongside its customers for over a century.
Redflow Board gains manufacturing expertise
Australian energy storage company Redflow Limited has today strengthened its Board by recruiting David Brant, an experienced businessman with strategic manufacturing expertise.
Solar sends day-time prices negative in coal-dominated Queensland
Solar pushes wholesale prices into negative territory on two consecutive days in Queensland, highlighting changing shape of the grid.
Australia large scale solar output breaks through 1GW on Sunday
Combined output of Australia's large scale solar farms breaks through 1GW mark for first time.
Wentworth wipe-out won’t shift Coalition idiocy on climate and energy
For the second time in two months, a long-held conservative seat is lost to an independent campaigning on climate and energy. But don't expect the idiocy of the Coalition to stop.
Wentworth wipe-out won’t shift Coalition on climate and energy
For the second time in two months, a long-held conservative seat is lost to an independent campaigning on climate and energy. But don't expect the idiocy of the Coalition to stop.
Free rooftop solar for low-income households in NSW govt deal
NSW government trial will install 2.5kW of rooftop solar, free, for low-income households that forego their energy rebate.
Microgrid funding to help Yackandandah reach 100% renewables
Victorian government backs microgrid in Victoria's north-east that will trial the use of solar, storage and smart controls at the grid edge.
WA buy-back of taxi plates exempts electric vehicles
EVs used for on-demand transport services will be exempt from a buy-back levy the WA government is considering to fund a taxi plate "buy back" scheme.