The Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) has released a consultation paper to review what changes to gas and energy retails rules are required to include hydrogen and renewable gasses in the domestic gas market.
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A new report from the Climate Council has seen Australia ranked worst in the developed world for climate action and fossil fuel use. Despite a shift towards cleaner energy, Australia has left things until too late to make a difference, the report finds.
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With Australia facing a major energy crisis, it’s more important than ever that as a country we continue to make the switch to renewable energy sources.
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In 2023, we’ve seen the energy crisis continue. Late last year, chief executive of Alinta Energy, Jeff Dimery, warned that tariffs (the charges you pay for energy use) will increase by a minimum of 35% this year. To help combat these rising energy prices and make our energy sourcing more sustainable, the government is trying to hurry up renewable energy infrastructure.
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The New South Wales government has announced a new green hydrogen plan that will offer $3 billion in incentives and look to attract over $80 billion in investments, as the state continues the push towards more renewable energy and reduced emissions.
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The Northern Territory has announced a new plan that will help it achieve 50% renewable energy share and a 50% reduction in emissions by 2030. The new plan follows similar emissions reduction targets implemented in NSW and the ACT in recent weeks.
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The 2021 Australian Energy Statistics have been released by the government, revealing trends in power sourced, used and produced across the country throughout 2019-2020. While renewable energy sources continue to increase, coal has continued to provide most of Australia’s energy.
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Nations around the world are suffering energy shortages, which has caused power rationing, blackouts, increased electricity prices and petrol shortages. While China, Europe and the UK are currently experiencing the worst of the issues, could the energy shortages make their way to Australian shores?
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The Australian Capital Territory has announced a $63 million investment over four years in emission reduction, as part of the 2021-22 state budget. While the country continues the clean energy transition, a number of states and territories have begun to announce their own slew of schemes and programs to support further emission reductions.
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EnergyAustralia is offering eligible New South Wales homeowners a solar and battery energy system installed with no upfront costs, with the expense to be paid off as part of a seven-year plan.
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