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Dismal energy efficiency policy is costing Australian households dearly – in some states more than others
Too many Australian households are being locked into high energy use, high bills and uncomfortable living, a new policy scorecard has revealed – but some states and territories are much worse than others.Home battery champion raises $78.5 million towards local growth, global expansion
Renewables retailer and home energy management specialist has closed a nearly twice oversubscribed funding round to accelerate local growth and expand into global markets.
Energy rebate specialist forced to surrender $6.2 million of certificates because of fake photos
One solar company fined $100,000 for failing to have fall protection in place, another made to forfeit $6.2m of energy efficiency certificates over allegations of false claims and doctored photos.
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Dismal energy efficiency policy is costing Australian households dearly – in some states more than others
Too many Australian households are being locked into high energy use, high bills and uncomfortable living, a new policy scorecard has revealed – but some states and territories are much worse than others.
Home battery champion raises $78.5 million towards local growth, global expansion
Renewables retailer and home energy management specialist has closed a nearly twice oversubscribed funding round to accelerate local growth and expand into global markets.Energy rebate specialist forced to surrender $6.2 million of certificates because of fake photos
One solar company fined $100,000 for failing to have fall protection in place, another made to forfeit $6.2m of energy efficiency certificates over allegations of false claims and doctored photos.
Setting the standards: Why consumer energy resources deserve a better policy approach than “Ready, Fire, Aim”
Shortfalls in governance of consumer energy resources will be obvious – and potentially costly and politically damaging – if we don’t get it right.
Households tipped to spend $85 billion on energy upgrades, but renters and young Australians could miss out
Spending on home energy upgrades such as insulation and solar panels is on the rise but renters and younger households may be left behind.
“Smart switch:” Retailer tests time-of-use plans in bid to slash bills of hardship customers
State-owned retailer will pilot time-of-use electricity plans across 5,000 select households, to see how much it can save them over a 12-month period.
From pumps to power systems: Guide launched to help farmers go electric and assess renewable and storage
New guide launched guide to help farmers and regional businesses assess power and electric options in face of rising bills, soaring diesel prices and supply issues.
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