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ACT Announces 2 Weeks left to Secure Solar Feed In Tariff
The ACT has today announced that they will be removing the solar feed in tariff for home owners and businesses in ACT from July 1 2013. This means that home and business owners who are lookin ...
view articleFuture Sustainability Announces Expansion of Business
Future Sustainability has recently partnered with BHC to deliver new solar systems at three developments in QLD. The solar power company has completed work on a number of projects, ...
view articleBHC Partners with Future Sustainability
BHC leads charge in sustainability for affordable housing One of Australia’s leading not-for-profit housing developers and a local energy company have joined forces to provide solar power sy ...
view articleQCA Report Warns of Double Figure Electricity Price Incrase
The Queensland Competion Authority in their pending draft report due to be released today 22 February 2013, is recommending a double figure increase in the cost of electricity reported th ...
view articleInsurance and Solar Power
Can we weather an insurance storm?Published 8:17 AM, 22 Jan 2013Harry BlutsteinThe Conversation Hurricane Sandy may or may not have been a direct result of climate change, but what is ...
view articleSolar credits phase out to moderate price impact
Due to continued strong demand for household solar, the Federal Government will phase out the Solar Credits mechanism six months ahead of schedule on 1 January 2013. This will lower the impact of t ...
view articleOnce-Mighty Suntech Struggles to Survive
MARTIN LAMONICAMonday, August 20, 2012 Cloudy days: Employees of Suntech at a trade show in Shanghai in March.Imaginechina via APThe world's largest ...
view articleAustralian solar PV market takes a dive in September
Australian PV system registrations fell considerably in September, following a general downturn in the market. A downturn was expected after the reduction in solar multiplier drove installat ...
view articleREC Expecting Another 3rd Quarter Loss
Norweigen solar Manufacturer REC has announced that it expects to announce a loss more than what analysts had predicted for the third quarter 2012. REC announced that they are expect ...
view articleJA Solar Warned by NASDAQ
Chinese solar manufacturer JA Solar has been warned by the NASDAQ that it may be delisted due to the average share price being below $1 for more than 30 days. This follows another Chinese sol ...
view articleCEC Encourages Homeowners to Buy Now
Darren Gladman from the peak industry group Clean Energy Council, said many householders currently think that because they have another 8 months to get their solar system installed there is p ...
view articleBosch Shuts Solar-Panel Plant
Germany’s Bosch Shuts Solar-Panel Plant After Market Slowdown By Stefan Nicola - Aug 28, 2012 Robert Bosch GmbH will close a solar-panel plant in eastern Germany by the end of the ye ...
view articleUS Solar Tariffs Expected to Hit Chinese Manufacturers Hard
There are and have been huge volumes of Chinese made solar panels being spread across the globe at a smidgen of the cost from what the rest of the world can manufacture panels for. The Chines ...
view articleLG Solar Rising Solar Performer
The last two years have been brutal for the solar panel industry, has a never ending oversupply & has led to thousands of bankruptcies around the world. In the midst of the carnage, top Chinese ...
view articleSuntech to Potentially be Delisted from NYSE
Suntech Holdings one of the numerous Chinese manufacturers (like JA Solar Holdings Co, Trina Solar Ltd and Yingli Green Energy Holding Co) is potentially facing delisting of the NYSE due to their a ...
view articleChinese Solar Manufacturers - Bailout or Bankruptcy?
Solar – bailouts or bankruptcy? Published 8:12 AM, 20 Sep 2012. China Dialogue. Gao Yang China Dialogue Gao Yang: What’s the main obstacle holding ...
view articleQueensland Solar Feed in Tariff - You Can Change Retailers
Queensland Solar Feed in Tariff If you were one of the lucky homeowners who managed to apply to Energex and received approval for the 44 cent feed in tariff prior to July 9 2012 you have an ...
view articleQ-Cells Suffers More Losses After Filng for Insolvency
Q-Cells SE (QCE) slumped to a record after the German solar-cell and module maker that filed for involvency in April reported a quarterly loss. Q-Cells slid 6.7 percent to 1.12 euro cents, ...
view articleChinese Solar Manufacturers on the Brink of Defaulting on Loans
Analysis: Easy loans now a burden for China solar firms...
view articleQueensland Solar Feed in Tariff
State governments are under pressure to quell a booming number expensive renewable energy incentives with the introduction of Labor's carbon pricing scheme from July next year, according to the Aus ...
view articleQueensland Electricity Grid Filling up with Solar Fast
Queenslands electricity grid is filling with solar fast, announces Queensland Energy Minister Stephen Robertson, advising Queenslanders to get in now to avoid dissapointment. When pur ...
view articleLG Electonic Solar Power Australia Release
LG Australia release Future Sustainability once again leads the solar industry in Australia. We have struck a landmark deal with LG electronics to bring to you the most affordable ...
view articleSolar Bonus Remains Strong in QLD
Solar Cuts are Foolish – Queensland GovernmentIt is with great certainty and relief within the solar power industry in Queensland that the governments Energy Minister Stephen Rob ...
view articleAnother State Turns off its Solar Feed in Tariff - Don't Miss Out Queensland!
The Western Australian Government has shut down its Solar Panel Subsidy Scheme for new purchases to prevent a massive uptake by homeowners not wanting to miss out, Premier Colin Barnett has said. A d ...
view articleOne Month to Let the Government Know Your Thoughts on Carbon Tax
The public has a month to comment on draft legislation detailing how the federal government's carbon price will operate and be enforced.Draft legislation, released today, also includes ...
view articleSunPower Warns of Wider 2Q Losses: Will More Bad News Follow?
SunPower Warns of Wider 2Q Losses: Will More Bad News Follow?Is it a temporary headache, or are bad times ahead for the SunPower and sole solar manufacturers? We believe it is ke ...
view articleLeasing Roof Space for Solar Power - The Next Big Thing in Australia?
"We've got to make solar feel simpler than people see it today," says Patrick Crane, the chief marketing officer for the California-based solar leasing outfit Sungevity.Is th ...
view article150MW Solar Power Plant Closer to Construction in NSW
The Federal Government has pledged a A$66.5m grant to fund research to build one of the world’s largest solar power plants in Moree, northwest New South Wales.The ...
view articleWe should be thinking big on solar
Matthew WrightAustralia is blessed with the best solar resources of any developed country, yet the nation has been a laggard when it comes to harnessing the sun’s ...
view articleThieves are Targeting Cheap Panels, Onselling Them
LOCK up your solar panels - thieves are stealing them off rooftops.Thefts from schools, shops and factories have led to fears of an emerging black market in solar energy systems. Truck ...
view articleQueensland has reached its solar target, high feed in tariff available but for how long?
Queenslanders are going green faster than the government had predicted, with the target for the uptake of solar energy smashed three years earlier than hoped. In April last year, the gov ...
view articleEuropean solar sector feels heat from China
Published 2:55 AM, 20 Jul 2011 ReutersBy Gerard WynnLONDON (Reuters) - A $1.2 billion write-down by solar equipment maker REC on Tuesday highlighted the pain bei ...
view articleGeothermal is getting warmer
Giles ParkinsonIt’s been some time coming, but the Australian geothermal industry has finally got some good news it can call its own.The aspiring ...
view articleBe Weary of Cheap Panels After Thieves Steal Panels and Inverters
HUNDREDS of solar panels have been stolen during a well planned raid at a Gold Coast business.Thieves got away with up to 300 panels and inverters stored in a Coomera property before s ...
view articleThe Future Of Renewable Energy
There will also be $1.7 billion in unspent grants handed over to a separate new body, the Australian Renewable Energy Agency. And there will be money to improve energy efficiency, whic ...
view articleFurther Electricity Price Rises
Queensland power prices are set to rise by 6.6 per cent next financial year, an increase that is higher than originally expected.The Queensland Competition Authority, announcing its fi ...
view articleNew CO2 study questions modelling of carbon sinks
New CO2 study questions modelling of carbon sinksReutersBy David Fogarty, Climate Change Correspondent, AsiaSINGAPORE (Reuters) - Wetlands, forests and ...
view articleGREEN DEALS: A rally in clean energy stocks
Giles ParkinsonGreen stocks surged on Monday after details of the government’s carbon pricing policy were unveiled, with renewables and carbon offset groups performing particular ...
view articleGeothermal Power Heats up With New Found Certainty
SCIENTISTS estimate there is enough energy stored in hot rocks beneath Australia's surface to meet its power demands millions of times over, but bold prognostications have not been enough for the geot ...
view articleThe Clean Energy Fund
TAXPAYERS will pump $10 billion over five years into green power and clean technology.And they'll become part-owners and financiers of wind, solar and other renewable energy projects. ...
view articleHow does the Carbon Tax Affect You?
ONE million lower-income and part-time workers earning up to $18,200 a year will get to keep every dollar they earn without paying tax, while up to one million higher-income earners on more than $80,0 ...
view articleGovernment to Release Carbon Tax Plans on Sunday
This Sunday, the Gillard Government will be releasing to Australia their finer details on the impending carbon tax. It is understood that it will be announced which industrys/companies will be b ...
view articleAustralia to set carbon price of A$23 per tonne -media
ReutersCANBERRA (Reuters) - Australia's government will set a carbon price of A$23 ($24.60) a tonne when it unveils a carbon tax and emissions trading scheme at the weekend, while also ...
view articleClimate pact near as PM offers $3bn energy fund
THE Gillard government is putting together a $3 billion package to promote clean energy, pay for the closure of Australia's dirtiest brown coal-fired power plants and avoid systemic fa ...
view articleHow will a price on carbon pollution impact low-income households?
04 Jul 2011The overriding objective of a price on carbon pollution is to cut carbon emissions by ensuring carbon-intensive producers face the full cost of their carbon ...
view articleWill Global Warming Change our Current Wines?
Global warming no friend of California wines: studyReutersBy Emmett BergSAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Global warming could make it more difficult for Califo ...
view articleCarbon price to exclude petrol, retirees to get cash compensation
Carbon price to exclude petrol, retirees to get cash compensationAAPPrime minister Julia Gillard has confirmed her carbon tax won't apply to petrol, thanks to t ...
view articleWine in Plastic?
ReutersBy Leslie GevirtzNEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - Wine producers from New Zealand, the United States and even France are switching from glass to plastic wine b ...
view article$2b in Carbon Tax to go to Emerging Renewables
Carbon tax totalling $2 billion a year will be put into a renewable energy fund to drive a 17-fold increase in Australia's use of clean power, in a key Gillard Government concession to the Gre ...
view articleIndustry reassures consumers on solar power
Industry reassures consumers on solar power 29 Jun 2011 The renewable energy industry has allayed consumer concerns about household solar power systems following a NSW Government ...
view articleSolar panels top safety track record: industry
Incorrectly installed solar panels pose a very low risk to households, and the safest thing to do is leave the system alone, according to the Clean Energy Council.The advice f ...
view articleEnergy Storage in a Bag
A US start-up called Bright Energy Storage Technologies has come up with a conceptually simple, but seemingly bizarre, idea of storing up to one gigawatt of energy at low cost in a giant bag positione ...
view articleBuilding Green to Beat Peak Demand
Building green to beat peak demandMuch of the electricity network’s capacity exists to cater for peaks in power usage, typically for a few hours each year on summer weekday after ...
view articleSolar Hybrid Systems
Areva pushes the solar hybrid solutionThe $1.2 billion Solar Dawn project selected for funding under the Solar Flagships program will combine solar thermal energy from the unique compa ...
view articleWorried About The Rising Cost of Electricity? Your Not Alone!
THE rising cost of living is now the number one issue of concern for almost all Australians, with 90 per cent of families believing the Federal Government should help them reduce electricity bills. ...
view article100% Renewables in the near future?
A clear majority of Australians want the nation to move towards 100 per cent renewable energy, a major survey suggests.Renewable energy campaigners spent three months door-knocking and ...
view articleElectricity Prices to Rise 30% in the next 2 years
Federal Governements Chief Energy Adisory Group has released a report that says households will be forced to pay up to 30 per cent more for electricity by mid-2013.The Government's chi ...
view articleSolar Future 1:1 Net?
Giles ParkinsonThe solar industry is claiming another significant win after the NSW Energy Minister Chris Hartcher said new customers would be able to use net metering for new rooftop ...
view articleRenewable energy can power (nearly all of) the world
May 12, 2011 – 11:38 am, by Amber JamiesonNearly 80% of the world’s energy needs could be met by renewable energies by 2050, according to a new report by the Interg ...
view articleMassive Solar Flare Misses Earth
The Sun roared out a huge solar flare yesterday. NASA caught it on film, ranking the spectacular blast as a Class-M flare, just one spot below the the most disruptive type of flare, X. Even so, NASA s ...
view articleKilling Feral Camels May Qualify for Carbon Credits
KILLING feral camels, early burn-offs and inoculating cattle to stop them burping methane gas have been suggested as activities qualifying for carbon credits under Labor's proposed carbon farming init ...
view articleAlways Purchase with a Trusted Company, with a Trusted Brand Name
A Courier-Mail investigation has obtained evidence showing that since late last year at least 150 families have paid $900 each to a business called Solar Powered Products.Customers wer ...
view articleFederal Govt. may Offer Green Investment Incentives
Govt to offer green investment incentives: reportAs part of its plan to introduce a carbon tax, the federal government may offer incentives to encourage superannuation funds to invest ...
view articleClear Goes Under
Clear goes underClear Solar, one of the largest rooftop solar PV installers in the country, has gone into receivership, according to The Age. It said the collapse will cost up to 40 j ...
view articleWin For NSW Residents with Solar Power
NSW Premier Barry O’Farrell may or may not have seen sense, but he certainly saw the numbers: It became clear that the cross-party members (the Christian Democrats and the Shooters and Fishers p ...
view articleSolar Savings In NSW
The Australian solar industry has issued a further challenge to the NSW government estimates of the blow-out in the solar bonus scheme, and says it has identified up to $1 billion in savings that coul ...
view articleHot rock companies frozen in green plan
HERE'S an energy story with a particularly nasty twist: the only renewable technology with the ability to provide base-load power gets king-hit (inadvertently) by a decision from a pro-renewable-energ ...
view articleKAKADU Faces a Loss of Freshwater Flora and Fauna due to Climate Change
A report released yesterday by the Climate Change Department predicts that over the next 20 to 60 years, there will be more large floods on the South Alligator River, which is in Kakad ...
view articleREC Panels, Laying off Staff as Demand Drops
PV Supplier REC Lays Off 500 Amidst Falling RevenuesCheck yourself before you REC yourself.Growing inventories, reduced demand, and pricing pressure are going to take t ...
view articleGREEN DEALS: Can solar power Aussie EVs?
The ACT energy utility Actew AGL is looking to revive plans for a large-scale solar energy installation in the capital territory after signing a $60 million deal to supply renewable energy to the elec ...
view articleACT closes small-scale solar scheme
01 Jun 2011The ACT Government has announced today that the cap has been reached for household scale systems under its solar feed-in tariff scheme. The scheme was closed to new applican ...
view articleQueensland Electricity Prices Soar June 2011
Consumers hit with 6.6% power bill increase because we didn't use enough electricity over summerQUEENSLAND households will be penalised with higher power prices for keeping their ai ...
view articleQueensland Electricity Prices Soar June 2011
Consumers hit with 6.6% power bill increase because we didn't use enough electricity over summerQUEENSLAND households will be penalised with higher power prices for keeping their ai ...
view articleQueensland Electricity Prices Soar June 2011
Consumers hit with 6.6% power bill increase because we didn't use enough electricity over summerQUEENSLAND households will be penalised with higher power prices for keeping their ai ...
view articleGermany to go Nuclear Free
Germany to go 'nuclear-free' 04:47 AM May 31, 2011BERLIN - Germany's coalition government agreed yesterday to shut down all the country's nuclear power plants by 2022, making ...
view articleGlobal Emmissions Soar to New High
Global emissions soar to new high BY CHRIS JOHNSON, CHIEF POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT 31 May, 2011 06:37 AMThe Government's key climate change adviser, Ross Garnaut, will ...
view articleAustralian Industry Group adds to call for $10 carbon price
The Australian Industry Group has added its voice to the business lobby's call for a $10 starting price under the Gillard government's proposed carbon tax.The Age reports that the A ...
view articleElectricty Prices to rise by $120 July 2011
Electricity prices in South Australia will go up by an average of $120 a year come July.Power provider ETSA Utilities won an appeal yesterday at the Australian Competition Tribunal ...
view articleUsing CO2 to make fuel: A long shot for green energy
A novel experiment is taking place in the Princeton University lab of chemist Andrew Bocarsly. Like a battery, the experimental device has two poles of charged materials resting in ...
view articleSwiss cabinet agrees to phase out nuclear power
Swiss cabinet agrees to phase out nuclear powerPublished 1:45 AM, 26 May 2011ReutersZURICH (Reuters) - The Swiss government decided on Wednesday to p ...
view articleElectricity to rise 100% by 2015
Low-income households would receive financial assistance to overcome ''fuel poverty'' under a proposal to direct carbon tax revenue into lowering electricity bills.A coalition of we ...
view articleSolar and Geothermal Energy
GREEN DEALS: Storing solar energyA coalition of welfare, industry, unions and climate change NGOs is putting pressure on the federal government to adopt some of the recommendations fro ...
view articleStricter rules for wind turbines than for coal plants
WHICH would you rather have built near your home: a wind turbine or a coal power plant?Under Baillieu government policy, it appears you have some say about the former, but not the latt ...
view articlePublished 9:45 AM, 24 May 2011
Electric roads: the throttle EVs needThe electric vehicle industry, long held back by consumer concerns over the capabilities of batteries and the logistics of refuelling, has received ...
view articleFuture Sustainability sign Multi-Million Solar Agreement with Korean Giant Hyundai Heavy Industries
BRISBANE SOLAR COMPANY FUTURE SUSTAINABILITY SIGNS MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR AGREEMENT WITH KOREAN GIANT - HYUNDAIQuest Newspaper 18 May 2011Brisbane-based Future Sustainabi ...
view articleThe Truth Behind the NSW Solar Scheme
The solar industry has put more data before members of the NSW government and key minor parties arguing its case that the cost of the solar bonus scheme has been inflated, and that it would make sense ...
view articleSolar Will Never Be This Easy to Purchase Again
The Federal Government has kept Solar Incentives for home owners to still enjoy the financial and environmental benefits of Solar Power. There are still excellent incentives available for home own ...
view articleSolar Will Never Be This Easy to Purchase Again
The Federal Government has kept Solar Incentives for home owners to still enjoy the financial and environmental benefits of Solar Power. There are still excellent incentives available for home own ...
view articleNSW Government forced to Re-negotiate over Solar
The NSW government has been forced to negotiate with the Christian Democrats and the Shooters and Fisher’s Party over its much-criticised decision to make retrospective changes to its feed-in ta ...
view articleSolar Feed In Tarrif Cuts Announced in Western Australia
Feed-in tariffs for rooftop solar in Western Australia have been cut in half – from a net tariff of 40c a kilowatt hour to a net tariff of 20c/kwh – the state government announced in its b ...
view articleNSW Government faces solar bonus revolt
ONE of Barry O'Farrell's own MPs has accused him of causing ''deliberate and disproportionate harm'' to participants in the solar bonus scheme, describing the state government's decision to slash the ...
view articleBritian to Cut Carbon Emmissions by a Massive 50% by 2025
UK Conservatives approve 50 per cent carbon cut Australia's agrees to tiny five per cent cut by 2020 Countries taking climate change seriously - Combet ...
view articleElectricity Retailers Profit from Solar Bonus Scheme: Free energy sold back at 40c/kWh
Electricity Retailers Profit from Solar Bonus Scheme: Free energy sold back at 40c/kWh NSW electricity price regulator: acknowledges that utilities are making windfall profits fr ...
view articleGREEN DEALS: Geothermal funding
GREEN DEALS: Geothermal funding Giles Parkinson The federal government is going to have to rethink its plans for supporting the geothermal industry, after four of ...
view articleSolar Plane Makes Maiden Voyage
By Christopher Le CoqBRUSSELS (Reuters) - A solar energy plane began the world's first international flight powered by the sun on Friday to show the potential for pollution-free air tr ...
view articleWind Farm Takes its First Breath
Wind farm takes first breath 11 May, 2011 03:23 PMMERREDIN’s Collgar Wind Farm will send its first power into the grid this week. This means that for the first time, local ...
view articleChanges to Solar Feed in Tariff
The Queensland Government has announced changes to the Solar Bonus Scheme, which is the payment that owners of solar power systems recieve when they export electricity to the grid. ...
view articleAustralian Federal Budget Update
Federal Budget Update 2011 10 May 2011 Lauren Solomonn Clean Energy Council With the Federal Government largely going into this budget focused on workforce participation ...
view articleJapan to Shut off Another Nuclear Reactor
Japan to Shut off Another Nuclear ReactorBy Chikako Mogi and Risa Maeda NAGOYA/TOKYO, Japan (Reuters) - Japanese power firm Chubu Electric Monday agreed to shut a nuclear ...
view articleRoof Top Solar Winners and Losers
Rooftop solar winners and losers• Published 9:35 AM, 6 May 2011 • Updated 10:35 AM, 6 May 2011Giles Parkinson Federal min ...
view articleRight Answer, Wrong Reason: Solar Industry
Right Answer, Wrong Reason: Solar industry 05 May 2011Household solar power must not be used as the scapegoat for electricity price rises, despite adjustments to Solar ...
view articleProtecting Species Today!
By Christopher Le CoqBRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union should halt the rapid extinction of plant and animal species by 2020 because it will cost less than trying to repair the da ...
view articleThe Future is Solar Power!
Total, one of the world's largest oil companies, is to make a $1.38bn (£800m) investment in solar power reversing a trend that has seen Shell and BP cut back their involvement in green energy. ...
view articleBP Still Not Making it Right After Gulf Oil Spill
BP is still not making it rightPublished 7:37 AM, 29 Apr 2011 Updated 8:55 AM, 29 Apr 2011Jorge Madrid & Kiley KrohCenter for American Progre ...
view articleSolar Not to Blame for Electricity Increases
IPART blame game hits wrong target15 April 2011 CECAustralia’s peak body for renewable energy says the previous NSW government’s solar scheme should ...
view articleHow to tame the solar monster
• Published 9:23 AM, 15 Apr 2011 • Updated 10:47 AM, 15 Apr 2011 Giles ParkinsonThe solar PV industry is hurtling towards grid par ...
view articleSolar scheme so successful that the plug will be pulled
Solar scheme so successful that the plug will be pulledLenore Taylor April 9, 2011THE Climate Change Minister, Greg Combet, is looking for new ways ...
view articleCost of Solar Starting to Rival that of Coal
Solar panel installations may surge in the next two years as the cost of generating electricity from the sun rivals coal-fueled plants, industry executives and analysts said.Larg ...
view articleGreat Barrier Reef Gone?
The Great Barrier Reef will be lost unless there is dramatic action to cut greenhouse gasses over the next 10 years, a climate change scientist warns.Professor Ove Hoegh Guldberg ...
view articleChina sheds light on new solar plans after Japanese nuclear disaster
China will ramp up its deployment of solar power and cut its power capacity target for nuclear power by 2020 in the wake of the nuclear crisis in Japan, according to the country’s National ...
view articleSignificant Water Contamination in Japan
significant water contamination in Japan* Published 8:09 AM, 29 Mar 2011 * Updated 11:22 AM, 29 Mar 2011 ReutersBy Deborah Zabarenko, Environment Co ...
view articleThis is How the Carbon Tax will Work
All about: Carbon trading* Published 9:40 AM, 24 Mar 2011 * Updated 10:26 AM, 24 Mar 2011 Australian Science Media CentreWith the Gillard government propo ...
view articleIs this the End of Nuclear Power?
Is this the end of the nuclear revival?* Published 9:12 AM, 14 Mar 2011Adrian Croft & Daniel FinerenReutersJapan's nuclear crisis ...
view articleIncreasing Fuel Costs
France tells drivers to inflate tires to save fuelReutersPARIS (Reuters) - France's government on Thursday ruled out any cut in fuel taxes to alleviate the cost of s ...
view articleThe Secret to Sustainable Success
The secret to sustainable successJeremy Baker & Terry InnerstMany leading companies globally and locally are well positioned to respond to a pri ...
view article100% Renewable Energy is Possible
18 January 2011 I.E.AAmbitious blueprint to cut out carbon emissions is presented at the Agency’s Paris-based headquartersAustra ...
view articleKing Coal Dethroned
King Coal Dethroned This decade will mark the beginning of the end of the fossil fuel era.Countries that are taking rapid action on climate change are reshaping the global c ...
view articleStates call for Solar Subsidy Cut
States call for solar subsidy cut * Annabel Hepworth * From: The Australian * March 07, 2011 12:00AMThere is no better time to go solar ...
view articleBilllions Spent on Fossil Fuels Incentives
Adam Morton March 1, 2011 The AgeTAXPAYERS spend about 12 times more encouraging the use of fossil fuels than on climate change programs - and the sum is growing. ...
view articleSolar is not the Cause of Increasing Electricity prices
Much has been written recently about increasing energy bills, with some commentary including what could only be described as creative interpretations of the facts.At its most s ...
view articleGillard: "Electricity Prices are to continue increasing" 730 Report
Julia Gillard was interviewed on the 730 Report on ABC last night in regards to her announcement of her Carbon Scheme. One of her main points was the continued prise rise in household and busine ...
view articleSun comes up on power for the green economy
Achim Steiner February 24, 2011Already some countries have embraced the energy dimension of a green economy.IN JUST two years, the idea of a ''g ...
view articleExperts recommend 40% of your Investment Portfolio in Renewables
Today in the Financial Review, a study by 14 major global investors holding around $2 trillion worth of assets has recommended investors to move up to 40 per cent of their portfolio into clima ...
view articleWhy Should I get Solar Power?
Solar Power can not only eliminate your electricity expenses, it can provide you with an income and it will also provide capital value to your home. Solar Power is returning 17 – ...
view articleGillard Announces Potential Renwable Incentives Cut
Government's flood plan a renewable energy wash-out Prime Minister Gillard has announced there may be funding cuts to current renewable energy pr ...
view articleGreener Shoots After the Floods
Green Shoots after the FloodSource: Climate Spectator.com.auAs th ...
view articleFuture Sustainability Directors Visit Hyundai Heavy Industries Head Office
Directors of Futu ...
view articleSolar Credits Ammendment - Reduction in REC Rebate
With this latest announcement, if Home Owners want to take advantage of the current high REC rebate, saving them an additional $1200 on their Solar Power System, they need to act now!! ...
view articleFuture Sustainability - Finalists Brisbane Young Entrepreneurs 2010
Future Sustainability is proud to be recognised by the Brisbane Business News and our Customers. The three Directors of Future Sustainability, John Degotardi, Lliam Ricketts and Peter Britten, h ...
view articleThe Days of Cheap Power Bills Are Over - 730 Report
The following was a feature on the ABC's 730 Report screened 26.10.2010 the Reporter is Thea Dikeos. Your can find the report here ...
view articleAussie African Volunteer Adventures - So Get Involved
Imagine yourself waking up one morning, taki ...
view articleHyundai Heavy wins record solar power contract
Written by Chris Sleight - 12 Aug 2010 (KHL.COM)Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) has won the ...
view articleThe sustainability of our Future rests on us.
The sustainability of our Future rests on us. It is up to us to ensure that we do the right things now, to ensure that our Future Generations have a beautiful, clean environment as we do now. Taking ...
view articleHow to Ensure that you Purchase a Safe, Secure, Reliable Solar Power System
‘’Purchasing a solar power system today is the most effective way to reduce and eliminate your ever increasing power bill and to immediately add capital value to your home, as well as taki ...
view articleElectricity prices to rise by 13.29 per cent on July 1
ELECTRICITY prices will rise by 13.29 per cent on July 1, putting increasing pressure on the household budget.The Queensland Competition Authority has announced the biggest annual inc ...
view articleApril Newspaper Editorial - Gold Coast Bulletin
THE solar-power industry is currently at the precipice of a global change to renewable energies says Future Sustainability’s Patrick Morrissey.Mr Morrissey said Australia was ...
view articleMay Newspaper Editorial - Gold Coast Bulletin
MANY of those investing in solar power limit their earnings potential through investing in a system that may be too small for their requirements to fully wipe out their power bill, says Patrick Morris ...
view articlePREMIER - SOLAR GRANTS FOR COMMUNITY AND SPORTING GROUPS
To help local sporting and community groups make the switch to solar and save money on their electricity bills, the Bligh Government has asked the Gambling Community Benefit Fund to prioritise solar a ...
view articlePower bills may rise by at least 10% from July
QUEENSLAND homeowners should brace for a double digit percentage increase on their power bills from July following official approval of massive spending programs for Energex and Ergon. ...
view articleEnergy prices to triple, says Origin chief
ELECTRICITY prices across Australia were likely to triple over the next 10 years, Origin Energy chief executive Grant King warned yesterday.Mr King told the Committee ...
view articleELECTRICITY prices across Australia likely to triple over the next 10 years
April 14th, 2010 • 1:51 pm From: The Australian ELECTRICITY prices across Australia likely to triple over the next 10 years , Origin Energy chief executive Grant King warned ye ...
view articleAnna Bligh announces new Solar Hot Water Rebate
Joint Statement: Premier and Minister for the Arts The Honourable Anna Bligh Minister for Natural Resources, Mines and Energy and Minister for Trade The Honourabl ...
view articleNSW Electricity costs to rise by 64%
ELECTRICITY bills in NSW will soar by up to 64 per cent over the next three years, with the blame laid squarely on the federal government's proposed emissions trading scheme (ETS).The ...
view articleFuture Sustainability working with the Federal Government on Renewable Energy Topics
Thursday 04 March 2010Future Sustainability working with the Federal Government on Renewable Energy TopicsFederal Member for Oxley, Berni ...
view articleFuture Sustainability attending 2010 Courier Mail Home Show
Future Sustainability attending the 2010 Courier mail home s ...
view articleALL Solar Packages now include over $2,500 extended warranties
Future Sustainability is proud to announce that ALL of our Solar Packages now include over $2,500 extended warranties as a standard, look at what you get: INVERT ...
view articleFuture Sustainability now servicing Northern NSW (Northern Rivers')
We are proud to announce that highly qualified Sustainability Consultants are now on the ground in Northern NSW (Northern Rivers') area.The areas that Future Sustainability wil ...
view articleFoil Insulation Pulled from Rebate
Future Sustainability did a risk assessment of Foil insulation some time ago and made the decision to reject this product from our product list for safety reasons. News came through from the Federal G ...
view articleSolar System approved for Anglican Parish of Algester
Future Sustainability has been approved to install a Grid Connect Solar Power System for the Anglican Parish of Algester.Future Sustainability works closely with community groups ...
view articleNorthern NSW Office Opening early Febraury 2010
Future Sustainability is opening an office in Northern NSW in Early February 2010. The areas that Future Sustainability will be servicing are Tweed Coast, Murwillumbah, Ballina, Lismore ...
view articleKick out solar installers, says industry
Some of Australia's biggest green energy players have joined forces to urge the Federal Government to remove solar water heaters from a scheme designed to entice investment in renewabl ...
view articleElectricity price to rise under renewable energy plan
HOUSEHOLDS are facing yet another rise in electricity prices and will have to wait a year longer than businesses to get compensation.Climate Change Minister Penny Wong yesterday reveal ...
view articleDo energy efficient homes attract a price premium?
The Matusik Snapshot - Issue March 2009 "A good question and a rather pertinent one, given the new energy ratings just released for new homes by the Queensland government. " ...
view articleSolar Hot Water Rebate - Guidelines and application form
The Australian Government’s $4 gy Efficient Homes Package aims to improve the energy rating of Australian homes – cutting their energy waste, making them more comfortable and helping h ...
view articleSolar Hot Water Rebate - Guidelines and application form
The Australian Government’s $4 gy Efficient Homes Package aims to improve the energy rating of Australian homes – cutting their energy waste, making them more comfortable and helping h ...
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