Brumby’s dumb meters mean higher bills for solar panel homes
Thousands of Melbourne families who have tried to do the right thing for the environment by installing solar panels are
Read moreThousands of Melbourne families who have tried to do the right thing for the environment by installing solar panels are
Read moreToday’s revelation that the Brumby Government’s renewable energy scheme has fallen short by more than 35 per cent in its
Read moreThe Victorian Liberal Nationals Coalition has secured significant improvements to the Brumby Government’s solar feed-in scheme. Under an agreement reached
Read moreThe personal threat against the CEO of International Power Hazelwood is further evidence that environmental extremists are posing a serious
Read moreThe Brumby Government must explain why it failed to provide a copy of the Review of the April 08 Windstorm
Read moreThe report into the emergency services response to last April’s windstorms and power blackouts, released without announcement by the government
Read moreToday’s bomb scare at a Ringwood electricity sub-station shows once again the continued failure of the Brumby government to act
Read moreFamilies in some Melbourne suburbs are being hit with big electricity price hikes – the same families that suffered most
Read moreMonday 2 February 2009 – The Brumby Government must stop making excuses for Victoria’s recurrent power blackouts, and take action
Read moreThe so-called “smart meters” announced by the Brumby Government today are behind schedule, will lack vital features, and will be
Read moreToday’s report by ACIL-Tasman on the future of the Australian energy sector under an emissions trading scheme predicts power station
Read moreVICTORIANS face a higher risk of blackouts this summer, as demand for power continues to outstrip supply. Latest predictions from
Read moreVICTORIA faces the risk of substantial power cuts this summer because of a lack of reserve capacity. A report by
Read moreVictorians deserve answers regarding the 48-hour blackout that has plagued households across the state following Wednesday’s storms, Shadow Minister for
Read moreHansard: 5 December 2007 ASSEMBLY Energy: prices Mr CLARK (Box Hill) — I grieve for the soaring gas and electricity
Read moreHansard: 4 December 2007 ASSEMBLY Gas: market congestion charge Mr CLARK (Box Hill) — I raise with the Minister for
Read moreThe power prices increases announced today are much worse than they neededto be because of the Bracks/Brumby Government’s delays in
Read moreHansard: 20 November 2007 ASSEMBLY VICTORIAN ENERGY EFFICIENCY TARGET BILL Second reading Debate resumed from 1 November; motion of Mr
Read moreHansard: 20 November 2007 ASSEMBLY NATIONAL ELECTRICITY (VICTORIA) AMENDMENT BILL Second reading Debate resumed from 1 November; motion of Mr
Read moreToday’s disruption of one of Victoria’s key power facilities by protestors raises serious concerns about the adequacy of the state
Read moreHansard: 18 July 2007 ASSEMBLY ENERGY LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL Second reading Debate resumed from 20 June; motion of Mr BATCHELOR
Read moreHansard: 6 June 2007 ASSEMBLY Electricity: supply Mr CLARK (Box Hill) — I raise with the Minister for Energy and
Read moreHansard: 23 May 2007 ASSEMBLY Mr CLARK (Box Hill) — The decisions that need to be made about greenhouse gas
Read moreHansard: 2 May 2007 ASSEMBLY Mr CLARK (Box Hill) — It is deplorable that the Bracks government is seeking to
Read moreThe Legislative Council has defeated the Bracks Government’s legislation ona nuclear power plebiscite. Liberal, Greens Party, National and DLP members
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