I've just been doing some charting upgrades and adding some new gadgets, notably some nice doughnut charts! I was also just inspecting the solar energy output for the last 12 months versus the lights.  It...

On Weds 20th April, the SEG Team went along to talk to the Melbourne Branch of the Alternative Technology Association (ATA) We had a great evening talking with the ATA folks about Smart Energy Groups,...

Smart Energy Groups went along to support the launch of the EcoMarket at the EcoCentre in the St Kilda Botanical Gardens. The inaugural market was on Sunday 6th March, and will continue to run on the first...

We took Smart Energy Groups along to the Sustainable Living Festival "Green Market", which ran last weekend on the River Promenade behind Fed Square. For those who dropped by to see us, a big thanks...

Social media is expected to play an important role in helping us manage our energy consumption habits   Here's a link to an interesting Mashable article on the impact social media will have on energy...

Are you, like me, paying for something you may never get? This story about Victoria's smart meter roll out was on channel 9 news tonight:

Perhaps the view is different from the other side of a bridge? Perhaps the big redwoods and beauty of the land give the people of Marin an appreciation of what's really important? Either way, the...

"Researchers modify tiny solar "chiplets" to get them to self-assemble, driven by the free energy of their interactions with an oil-water interface." Read More.. Source: Ars Technica It will be interesting to see if researchers...

The problem of what to do with our rubbish is becoming increasingly urgent as landfills overflow and old produce compacts to form dangerous gases, toxic waste leaches into water supplies, and cities run out of...

Scientists dream of discovering a source of nearly-free energy that uses water as its fuel and produces almost no waste. Randall Mills, an MIT-trained electrical engineer and Harvard medic, claims to have found just such...