The Latest Breaking News from Energy Efficiency

Efficiency standards and increased accessibility for Australian housing have been agreed to at meeting of building ministers in Sydney

High levels of poverty and poor home energy efficiency make Burnley’s inflation rate 11.5%

In the Aboriginal town camp of Hidden Valley, power is in short supply. But plans are underway to secure electricity for residents through solar panels.

Exclusive: State and territory building ministers to meet on Friday amid fierce debate about when and how new regime should begin

Cold weather and rising energy costs, combined with poor-quality housing, have left many renters struggling to keep warm this winter. The Cold and Costly report released this week by Better Renting shows how cold, mouldy homes and high energy bills take a toll on the physical and mental health of…

Did the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority withhold advice it received on value of low-carbon tech subsidies? 'Categorically not,' insists chief executive Andrew Caseley.

In 1999, Texas was the first state to adopt an energy efficiency standard for utilities, but we've fallen way behind since.

The energy giants have spoken out on what they are doing to ease the concerns of customers who can't pay their bills

Dartmouth's Thayer School of Engineering and Arthur L. Irving Institute for Energy and Society announced the results of a first-of-its-kind independent study on energy efficiency in the cannabis industry.

Industries achieved savings of ₹5,709 crore in three ‘Perform, Achieve & Trade’ cycles, says Special Chief Secretary

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