Natural gas is popular because it is cheaper and cleaner than coal based electricity, and it significantly improves our comfort and standard of living, be it through cooking, heating, water heating, and much more. But there are still a few myths surrounding natural gas, read on to discover the truths.
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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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Both major parties have vowed during election campaign launches to deliver methods to bring down the cost of power bills for Victorians…
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Did you know that heating and hot water accounts for over half of what you spend on your energy bills?
With the energy price cap set to rise from 1 April, it’s now more important than ever to have an efficient heating system that you can control easily, as this could help to reduce your heating bill.
Boilers are the most common type of central heating system in the UK, with around 23 million homes getting their heating and hot water from gas boilers. Read on to learn how to set and use your central heating controls correctly.
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Want to switch to solar pool heating but not sure about the cost-effectiveness? Click here to know the misconceptions about solar pool heaters.
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Regional communities must be included in planning and conversations about renewable energy, a national summit has been told.
The transition to renewable energy is an “industrial revolution to a timetable” and regional Australia is on the front line of change, a national summit has been told.
Tony Wood, the Grattan Institute’s energy and climate change program director, said no section of the Australian economy would be untouched by the energy shift.
“We are going to turn our 100-year-old electricity system on its head in 30 years,” Mr Wood told the Regional Australia Institute event in Canberra.
“We’re going to take a 200-year-old gas system and basically get rid of it. We’re going to reinvent the way we make aluminium, steel, concrete, cement, explosives and fertilisers.
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