Liberal leader Peter Dutton says his nuclear plan will slice power bills by 44 per cent,but new research argues it will make power more expensive.
Wholesale energy prices hit new highs months before the federal election,further intensifying the cost-of-living clash between Labor and the Coalition.
Millions of households are missing out on cheaper bills totalling more than $23 billion each year. A few “quick fixes” can unlock your share.
Bushfires in WA’s south-west have claimed four homes,while power pole fires cut electricity supply to nearly 40,000 homes across the state.
Amid fears of blackouts during Queensland’s heatwave,public servants were ordered to conserve power – and even avoid “large printing jobs or laminating”.
The Climate Council says coal outages are primary drivers of power shortage warnings,particularly in summer,and have contributed to some of the largest power price spikes along the eastern seaboard
Brisbane Airport is now 100 per cent powered by renewable electricity,having achieved net zero on two of the three metrics – scope one and scope two – used to measure emissions.
Households prepared to switch energy providers are saving 17 per cent more than their loyal counterparts,according to the competition watchdog.
Governments are rushing to kickstart Australia’s first-ever gas imports,despite the nation being a top global exporter of the fossil fuel.
Albanese mocks Dutton for hiding from proper press conferences,but Dutton challenges the PM to a debate.