Australian demand response services start-up, RedGrid, has raised over half a million dollars in equity crowdfunding in just three days, this week, and is already well over its minimum capital-raising target.

It’s no surprise really that the federal government is exhuming the idea of nuclear power for Australia from the grave the technology dug itself.

Demand for residential solar systems has plunged in Victoria after the Andrew’s government solar scheme was put on hold a few months ago.

If you believe the hype from the government and from the fossil fuel industry, gas is poised to swoop in and heroically stimulate the economy, reduce energy prices and save Australia’s emissions trajectory.

Woodside’s huge gas project in the Browse Basin has been dubbed Western Australia’s Adani. Now a huge battle is looming to get the state government to force the EPA to back down on its position on emissions offsets.

There is an often-repeated joke between West Australians that WA actually stands for “Wait Awhile”.

There’s been a shift in emphasis towards long term sustainability in Western Australia’s energy sector, according to the manager of the New Energy team at Synergy, Krystal Skinner.

Australian gentailer EnergyAustralia has acquired 49 per cent in solar and LED company Echo Group with the intention of putting its products in front of industrial and commercial customers.

Are we really paying the highest energy prices in the world, or are we just consuming more than everyone else?

A raft of new sustainability incentives will help prepare South Australia’s capital for the future influx of electric vehicles.

Property owners are ready to do more with sustainability, from expanding the CBD disclosure program to sectors outside of offices to carbon positive buildings. Behind them is a tsunami of…

Offsite solar gardens are offering some hope for renters and other parties locked out of the rooftop solar market.

The Sydney Opera House might have “sustainability in its DNA” but there is still a huge energy bill to take care of every year. Now with a new power purchase agreement that energy bill will be both stabilised and renewable. And that’s just the start of its new sustainability profile.

Sunshine Plaza in Melbourne’s west has completed a large rooftop solar array that will not only lower carbon emissions but also shield tenants from rising electricity prices.

A treaty established in the 1990s after the end of the Cold War to protect Western Europe’s fossil fuel industry expansion into the former Soviet Union countries has now become a goldmine for fossil fuel companies as well as lawyers and investors with vested interests in holding back the zero carbon revolution.