The Albanese Labor Government will help more households, small businesses and community groups bring down their energy bills for good through sensible changes to expand and secure the sustainability of our Cheaper Home Batteries program.
Minister for Climate Change and Energy Chris Bowen and Minister for Social Services and local MP Tanya Plibersek today opened Australia’s first off-site electric truck charging hub in Alexandria, backing cleaner, quieter and lower-emissions deliveries for
Switching pool heating systems from gas to electric and storing sunshine at community hubs are just two examples of the projects the Albanese Government is backing with its $100 million Community Energy Upgrades Fund (CEUF).
Australia and New Zealand have agreed to new measures to help unlock the golden economic opportunities of the net zero transformation and streamline and modernise regulation
We will travel to New Zealand today to meet our counterparts in Auckland to strengthen climate action, clean energy cooperation and regulatory alignment between Australia and New Zealand.
Batteries to store excess solar at sporting fields, more EV charging and the community pool going electric are just some of the projects the Albanese Government is backing with its $100 million Community Energy Upgrades Fund.
The Albanese and Minns Governments are backing Australia’s clean energy manufacturing future with a $171 million investment to boost local solar manufacturing and create good jobs in the Hunter Region.
Batteries to store excess solar at sporting fields, more EV charging and the community pool going electric are just some of the projects the Albanese Government is backing with its $100 million Community Energy Upgrades Fund.
