Energy efficiency upgrades represent a step in the right direction, but much more remains to be done to future-proof Australian homes.
Australian governments agree to boost energy efficiency standards for new-build homes, in long overdue move to improve basic living standards, slash energy bills and emissions.
One of Australia’s first community-funded solar and battery projects, the Latitude Solar Farm, is ready for energisation on the NSW Essential Energy grid.
Victoria's Solar Homes scheme opens up to new-build homes, in a bid to get panels onto household rooftops as early and as cheaply as possible.
Which is more efficient: running the air-con all day long, or turning it off when you’re not there to enjoy it? Three engineers run the numbers.
Tips, tricks and what's new in solar safety with Erik Zimmerman from SiteTech Safety
An alert sent to industry has revealed that the Clean Energy Council certification for Tesla's Powerwall home battery inverter has temporarily expired.
Essential Energy is testing the potential for hydrogen storage technology to eliminate the need for any back-up fossil fuels in stand-alone power systems.
Landlords do not benefit directly from improving the comfort or energy efficiency of their rental properties. So what would make them retrofit?
New report shows seeking out best value retail energy deal is just as important for solar households as non-solar households, as tariffs chop, change and adapt.
Tindo Solar releases its largest-ever rooftop product, the 410W Karra panel, made in Adelaide.
Early spring brings solar surge and coal crackles as landmark changes made to policy.
China’s Risen Energy claims world-first for certification for 700W series of solar modules, says they can deliver 10% reduction in levelised cost of energy.
New survey finds a massive 84% of solar homes without a battery are looking to add one to the mix in the near future, as high grid prices start to bite.
Ausgrid unveils third community battery in NSW trial, says it expects to see "hundreds ... potentially 1000s" more like it over coming years.
More than 100 organisations and individuals join push to increase minimum energy efficiency requirements for new homes – a small level-up with big pay-offs.
















