By September, the federal government will finally let us in on its big climate number – the 2035 emissions reduction target. This isn’t just another political announcement to politely clap through; it’s the line in the sand that tells the world whether Australia’s fair dinkum about pulling its weight on climate action.
Households across Australia are diving into solar and battery systems like never before, fuelled by hefty government subsidies and a real chance to slash power bills. But with that boom comes a warning from the ACCC: watch out for dodgy deals.
Australia’s only solar panel manufacturer, Tindo Solar, is about to get a serious upgrade—thanks to a hefty $45.5 million funding package from the Federal Government’s $1 billion Solar Sunshot Program. It’s all part of a broader push to bolster local manufacturing and move us closer to our clean energy goals.
Australia is steering full throttle toward a cleaner, greener transport future—with the government aiming for net zero emissions by 2050, electric vehicles (EVs) are set to play a starring role. Whether it’s building better infrastructure, expanding choice, or cutting costs for buyers, the nation is putting the pedal down on its EV revolution.