Thirteen Victorian councils and community groups will share nearly $2.4 million in funding as part of AusNet’s Energy Resilience Community Fund Major Grants, designed to strengthen renewables and energy
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From sun to the sea: renewable projects of NT & TAS
From the sun-drenched landscapes of the Northern Territory to the windswept shores of Tasmania, Australia’s renewable energy revolution unfolds across diverse terrains, forging a path towards a sustainable
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Power plays: Battery edition
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Embracing advocacy and disruption in clean energy
Squadron Energy Senior Project Manager Laura Jeffrey delved into some important topics with which she resonates deeply at the Clean Energy Council’s Women in Renewables Lunch at All Energy 2024.
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CEC calls for support of home batteries and electrification
A Federal battery incentive program is needed to trigger Australia’s next step in electrifying homes and lowering home energy bills, but it needs to be done right, writes Con Hristodoulidis, CEC co-Chief
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Accelerate the transition
If you only looked at certain sections of the media and news cycle, you’d be forgiven for thinking that renewable energy was a new, untested technology suite. Clean Energy Council Chief Executive Kane
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Bright futures: Career pathways in solar energy for non-electricians
Addressing the increasing workforce demands in Australia’s clean energy sector poses a substantial challenge, and it’s one Holmesglen believes educational institutions must address head-on.
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ATESS: sparking Australia’s battery boom
As the world races to decarbonise, Australia is quickly becoming a global leader in renewable energy storage.
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TESMEC: the cable champions
How an obscure piece of an engineering kit is powering the renewable revolution.
The green energy revolution has its photogenic heroes: gleaming solar arrays that stretch to the horizon, wind turbines
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Go green, go LocAl, go Australian
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