In response to the last ECAM newsletter, following are some comments on experience gathered over more than a decade in running an electric vehicle. Howard in Maroondah Libby and I first experienced driving an electric vehicle (EV) a long time…
To our members in Menzies, help make climate change a vote-determining issue in the marginal seat of Menzies. Together we can make sure climate is a key issue for voters in 2025! Step up for climate action ECAM is now…
In the same week two Chinese automakers launched their EVs in Australia, Bloomberg has written on the strife the German car giants are in, both in China and the rest of the world. Zeekr, a premium EV car maker, and…
Seeing as it is a topic that is unlikely to go away soon, I was curious to know what the state of the global nuclear industry looks like, where are new nuclear reactors being built? Here are two nuclear energy…
This is the second post inspired by Ron Ben-David’s call for structural revolution in our approach to retail energy services: the first is on why the electricity market is not a market. The customer is always right Marshall Field in Chicago…
One of the state’s former chief regulators has called for structural change in a paper that calls out the false narrative of the National Electricity Market (NEM) over 25 years – the false narrative that is a barrier to our community…
An In Home Display and inform yourself to make decisions about your energy use and efficiency Victorian households have had smart meters for over a decade, but most of us do not have access to the basic and most valuable…
ECAM are soon to launch a major restorative project At ECAM we’ve been thinking about how to maximise the health and productivity of the bay and all the rivers in the whole greater Melbourne catchment, in the shortest possible time.…
Talking to people at the Mini Enviro Expo of Whitehorse City Council’s Sustainable Living 2024 program, I was drawn to my old One personal home transition story post to help describe the cash benefits to electrifying our life. But the chart there…
We’ve just been reminded not to be complacent I’m assume you’ve seen the headlines, so we don’t need to rehearse those. Let’s consider some you might see soon. Coalition to increase property insurance bills The Liberal/National Party’s decision to halt…