Minister for Climate Change Greg Combet, today announced the government will be phasing out the solar credits multiplier on January 1, 2013. Six months earlier than originally planned.
Tasmanian households who are feeding solar power back in to the grid will hold on to their feed in tariff rate after privatisation of the state’s power supply.
Latest figures from the Queensland Competition Authority have shown that the number of small businesses in Queensland having their electricity cut-off has surged 28 per cent in the last year.
The CSIRO are currently researching where the sun shines the longest in hopes to provide valuable information for solar developers.
Australian’s are being charged as much as $3 billion extra on their power bills due to overspending and lack of Federal control.
The Federal government’s released its final energy white paper today with a strong message to the state governments to use ‘courage’ to tackle the escalating electricity prices.
The Clean Energy Regulator has released its initial estimates for 2013 and 2014 renewable targets for small scale renewable energy systems.
A recent advertiser investigation has exposed that people are now paying more for electricity despite using less in the last two years.
Tasmanian Minister for Energy and Resources Bryan Green has assured solar power customers that any changes in the feed in tariffs will be fair when competition is introduced next year.
Queensland residents who have invested in solar panels will not face any extra charges in the latest Government’s budget.
SA Government establishes a select committee to assess the feasibility of concentrated solar thermal power plants.
South Australian power generators have been accused of using poor weather as an excuse for charging more for electricity.
Australian Power and Gas (APG) will be referred to the consumer watchdog after misleading customers about an extra charge on their electricity bills.
The campaign is specifically aimed at showing the benefits of solar power and the devastating effects that cuts to funding could have on the country’s economy.
An Australian consortium is aiming at developing an alternative to traditional PV cells.
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