CSIRO solar battery to improve energy management in Aussie homes
CSIRO has leant its technical know how to a new intelligent home energy management system in a partnership with renewable energy start-up Evergen.
Read MoreCSIRO has leant its technical know how to a new intelligent home energy management system in a partnership with renewable energy start-up Evergen.
Read MoreThe answer is yes if a recent report by energy economist Bruce Mountain is anything to go by. The study prepared for the GetUp! Group, which campaigns on issues that affect everyday Australians, looked at how much energy retailers are charging households for their services and whether deregulated retail markets are actually working in the interest of consumers.
Read MorePet lovers are spending millions on their energy bills each year by leaving on TVs, radios, lights, heaters and fans to ensure their animals feel comfortable even when they’re home alone, research from the UK has shown.
Read MoreWith feed-in tariffs set to fall in South Australia, one of the biggest concerns for solar households, is losing excess power back to the grid instead of using it at home.
Read MoreA Melbourne suburb is on its way to become the first town in the world where every house will be powered by solar panels, inverters and Tesla’s battery storage solutions.
Read MoreSouth Australia is known to have the country’s highest electricity costs and according to Premier Jay Weatherhill, it will take years before the state’s electricity prices will see a drop to the levels of eastern states, reported The Australian.
Read MoreGerman car giant, BMW has announced its plans to launch energy storage solutions using i3 high-voltage batteries at a conference in Montreal earlier this week.
Read MoreWith a surge in competitive energy plans in the market, consumers could make a substantial saving by switching providers, but new research has found the number of people shopping for a better deal has stagnated over the last few years.
Read MoreA massive electricity price hike in NSW is expected to add hundreds of dollars each year to the average household's power bills. The updated prices are applicable starting July 1.
Read MoreAs electricity prices are set to soar across multiple states starting July 1, Tasmanian households on standard contracts are in line for a hike of 3.4%. The price change is estimated to add around $60 per year to the average household electricity bill according to the Tasmanian Economic Regulator.
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