High energy prices are pushing up power bills and causing a cost-of-living crisis for everyday Queenslanders.
Read what we’re doing about it, and how you can help.
Sunny day as Queensland’s supercharged Solar for Renters launched
A collection of social service, faith and environmental groups have welcomed the launch of the Queensland Government’s Supercharged Solar for Renters scheme. The Power Together coalition, including the Queensland Conservation Council, Parents for Climate and Energetic Communities, have long called on the Queensland Government to help all Queenslanders, particularly renters
Response to the Queensland State Budget
The Power Together coalition welcomes announcements by the Queensland Government, including recent State Budget announcements, that are aligned with key asks in our 2025 policy report. These positive budget announcements include: $26.3 million over three years for the Supercharged Solar for Renters program, providing rebates of $3,500 for eligible landlords
Government Action Needed to Address Queensland’s Silent Killer
Advocates are amplifying calls for more government support to deal with extreme heat, following the release of new research from the University of Queensland showing a 20 per cent increase in heatwave-related deaths due to climate change. The Power Together coalition, a collection of social service, faith and environmental groups, have come together to
Keeping Coal Kills Household Solar Benefits, Puts Vulnerable Queenslanders at Risk and Creates Uncertainty for Investment
With polluting coal-fired power stations being phased out across the globe, Aussie households are increasingly turning to renewables like rooftop solar for reliable, clean and affordable electricity to power their homes. Queensland leads the nation in the uptake of household solar.
Queensland only eastern state missing out on federal funding
New analysis shows Queensland is the only eastern Australian state that has yet to receive federal funding to improve the energy efficiency of social housing, prompting calls from researchers and community groups for immediate action. So far the Federal Government has partnered with Victoria, New South Wales, Tasmania and the
New research shows how Queensland can Unlock Bill Savings through Renewable Energy
As power price hikes hit Queenslanders, new research from Queensland Conservation Council has shown that investing in more renewable energy at both a large and small scale could save up to 25% on wholesale power prices, or $200/year per household, by 2025. QCC Energy Strategist Clare Silcock says the recent