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Tool thefts costing Vic tradies $20 million a year
Tool thefts have been costing Victorian tradies $20 million a year with over 29,000 tools stolen in 12 months to March 2023, according to the Crime ... -
Consultation opens for Hydrogen Headstart program
Consultation has opened for the Australian government’s Hydrogen Headstart program funded at $2 billion. With the federal government, the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) and Department ... -
SmartestEnergy Australia signs eight-year agreement with Woolworths Group
SmartestEnergy Australia has signed an eight-year agreement with Woolworths Group to supply electricity to its entire operations in New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory. ... -
ACTU welcomes interest rate pause
The Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) has welcomed the decision by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) to pause the interest rate, holding the cash ... -
Energy Safe fines stack with line clearance powers
Energy Safe Victoria has issued 36 fines to councils and major electricity companies for the failure to keep trees clear of powerlines over the last 12 ... -
Energy Safe warns property owners following DIY solar fire
Energy Safe Victoria has warned property owners of DIY solar following a property fire started by a solar battery energy storage system that was installed by ... -
CEFC loans $80 million for lower-energy apartments
CEFC has loaned $80 million to lower energy bills in two new energy-efficient apartment towers in Sydney’s Hills Shire. The dual apartment towers, part of Mulpha ... -
Big battery to be connected to the SWIS
A big battery is confirmed to be built and connected to the South West Interconnected System (SWIS), the electricity grid supplying Perth and more than one ... -
Electrician fined for leaving exposed live wires in a home
An electrician has been fined for leaving exposed live wires at a lethal voltage in a new home. Joondalup Magistrates Court fined Aiden Dunstan $3,500 and ...
