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Renewables exceed household demand for the first time

ABS data says household energy has continued to fall since its peak

Colin Hay

Renewables exceed household demand for the first time

Luisa Ryan, ABS's head of environment statistics, said continued growth in solar and wind production was greater than total household demand. The study of data from 2020-21 found that renewable energy...

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