Three thousand Canberran households are saving on their energy bills and enjoying more comfortable homes following energy performance upgrades delivered to social housing properties...
Renewable hydrogen certification is a step closer to reality with consultation now open on the rules that will support the Guarantee of Origin (GO Scheme) rollout later this year.
The Albanese Government is investing in the future of Australian-made green metals with a $19.8 million grant to develop the production of low-emissions iron using Pilbara iron ore in Kwinana, Western Australia.
The Albanese Labor Government is building Australia’s future by taking the next steps in establishing our offshore wind industry and ensuring that we continue to improve how the sector delivers for communities and investors.
Around 13,500 more households across New South Wales will benefit from bill busting upgrades like rooftop solar, reverse cycle air-conditioning, LED lights, ceiling fans and electric hot water systems.
Up to 7,500 households in the nation’s capital will benefit from bill busting energy upgrades, with the Albanese Government investing $12.9 million for rooftop solar and batteries across social housing in the ACT.
The Albanese Government is forging ahead with its commitment to a Future Made in Australia by starting consultation on the new certificate scheme that will authenticate renewable electricity and low-emission products.
The Albanese Government is again partnering with local governments to deliver energy upgrades and bill savings for community facilities like local pools, sporting clubs and community centres, so they can spend more on what they do best.
Australian households will soon be able to understand their home’s running costs and identify cost-effective upgrades to bring down energy bills for good, with the expansion of an energy ratings scheme by the Albanese Government.
