There’s a wealth of climate policies to choose from this election – but what will they do electricity prices?
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Sweating it out through hot summer nights? Here are some tips when you’re looking for something to cool you down.
Solar hot water is an excellent way to heat up without adding to your electricity bill. Unfortunately, it seems Australians are not getting the most from their solar hot water systems.
Labor’s plan to deliver 50% renewable energy by 2050 could add between $160 and $264 to annual household power bills. But this could be completely offset by better policies to encourage energy efficiency.
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