Keep your energy consumption under control through the Festive Season with these practical tips and tricks from Bill Hero and Energy Coach
Victorian Feed-in tariffs are going down, again. That's an unavoidable market reality that does make sense, but the regulator's argument on the rationale for solar does not.
The AER's new 'Game Changer Reforms' to protect vulnerable retail energy consumers are a welcome step, but they do not go far enough.
Smart home cooling systems offer precise control and improved efficiency. These systems not only cool homes more effectively but also adapt to user habits and preferences, leading to smarter energy use.
Although the initial investment for double-glazed or energy-efficient windows can be significant, the long-term savings and comfort is worth it.
Trees, shrubs, and other plants around your property can help naturally regulate your home’s temperature, reduce energy costs, and contribute positively to the environment
This article delves into the benefits, types, and installation tips for reflective window films and shades, guiding homeowners on how to make the most of these options.
Ceiling fans are often overlooked when thinking about heating and cooling, but they shouldn't be! Ceiling fans are cheap and effective tools to maximise energy efficiency in your home
Strategic use of curtains, blinds, and window shutters can play a pivotal role in temperature regulation and energy efficiency.
Not only does good ventilation contribute to improved air quality and health, but it also plays a crucial role in enhancing energy efficiency. This article explores various strategies to optimize ventilation in Australian homes, balancing indoor climate control with energy savings.
Adapting our household routines by season is a practical and cost-effective way to optimise energy use throughout the year. This article explores various ways Australians can reorganize their daily household activities to maximize energy efficiency in each season.
It's been a tumultuous time in the retail energy market over the past few months. Now more than ever, energy consumers need to stay vigilant.
Duck curve is the term for reduced daytime network demand due to the growth in rooftop solar. The duck curve brings new challenges and opportunities for the energy industry.
Yet another retailer has exited the retail energy market, triggering a Retailer of Last Resort event. That's 10 RoLRs since May last year.
The annual July 1 price reset has started early this year. Here's our summary on what's happening, and what you should do.
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