A new report reveals the features that help homeowners sell faster, fetch a price premium, and save money in the long term on their running costs.
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Controlling your heating system with a thermostat provides greater energy-efficiency and temperature accuracy for your home but according to research, a lot of us are making some costly errors when it comes to using one.
As part of a landmark trial, an Australian town will use hydrogen made from renewable energy to help power it…
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The federal government has introduced a bill to allow a mining operator more time to rehabilitate a decommissioned uranium mine near Kakadu National Park.
Energy Resources of Australia (ERA) — a subsidiary of mining giant Rio Tinto — shut down production at its Ranger uranium mine in January last year after 40 years of operation.
It has since been working to return the mine site to its original state, but the clean-up effort has become increasingly expensive and drawn out.
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Heat record after heat record will be broken in 2023. Here’s how to make sense of it all.
To reach net zero targets, we’re going to need to drastically reduce the amount of fossil-fuel generated heating in our homes.
Heating accounts for more carbon dioxide emissions than any other aspect of our lives for the average UK household. In order to reach net zero targets, we’re going to need to drastically reduce the amount of fossil-fuel generated heating – in other words, gas or oil boilers – in our homes.
Read the full article at: energysavingtrust.org.uk
We are providing a rebate of up to $1,000 on solar (or heat pump) hot water systems.
Seek out a quote for your solar hot water installation. You should advise your retailer you intend to apply for the Solar Homes rebate.
Obtaining a quote is necessary to apply for an eligibility number, which your installer will use to confirm that they can go ahead with your installation.
Solar Victoria does not recommend signing a quote acceptance or paying a deposit prior to receiving your rebate eligibility confirmation. As a minimum you should confirm with your retailer that any deposit is fully refundable.
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