Solar Citizens is deeply concerned by the findings of Queensland Competition Authority (QCA) that households with rooftop solar are being charged at highly variable rates between retailers, with some being charged more than 50%...

Solar Citizens is concerned by the Australian Energy Regulator’s (AER) findings, released today, that more people than ever are in debt to energy companies, at ever increasing amounts, and calls on Federal, State and...

Solar Citizens welcomes the NSW Government’s new financial incentive for household batteries, under the Peak Demand Reduction Scheme (PDRS), available from Friday 1 November. “The introduction of the new battery incentive under the Peak Demand Reduction...

Solar Citizens is calling on both major parties contesting the Queensland election to follow NSW’s lead and commit to disclosure of energy performance for rental properties, and investigating mandatory minimum energy performance standards for...

Solar Citizens welcomes the NSW Government's new Consumer Energy Strategy which will deliver $290 million over the next two years to help homes and businesses access the benefits of cleaner, cheaper renewable energy.The new...

Solar Citizens has today joined more than 50 civil society groups, unions, doctors, parents and fellow environment and climate groups in asking the Federal Government for an Energy Bills Savings Plan to power more...

Solar Citizens has today released a new report outlining a national game plan for enabling vehicle-to-grid technology, known as ‘batteries on wheels’, saving households with electric vehicles up to $1000 a year and helping...

We need a race-to-the-top on solar and renewables in State election Solar Citizens has launched a 9-point solar plan to save half a million Queensland households about $1,700 per year on their energy bills. ...

Energy retailers have started charging households for sunlight with a tariff for feeding their clean, cheap rooftop solar energy into the grid during peak hours during the day. Ausgrid and several other energy companies introduced...

A new report released by the Queensland Conservation Council (QCC) has revealed building a 1,000 MW nuclear power station in Queensland in 2040 would knock out 3,700 GWh of cheap renewable energy from the...