South Australian electricity bills are set to fall by just under 10 per cent, or about $197 for an average…[Read More]
South Australian News
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Power networks performed well over summer
The Essential Services Commission of South Australia (ESCOSA) has published a summary report – the 2014-15 Summer Network Performance Information…[Read More]
Solar power plant floating on wastewater
A Sydney-based sustainable infrastructure company has developed innovative new solar array technology which is being used to power a wastewater…[Read More]
EPA investigates dumped horse remains
EPA SA is investigating the remains of 12 dead horses found illegally dumped at Mt Magnificent Conservation Park, about 60…[Read More]
Water and Sewerage Pricing Reform: Draft Report
The Essential Services Commission of SA (ESCOSA) has released a draft report for public consultation, putting forward a broad suite…[Read More]
EPA SA looking at Edwardstown contamination
EPA SA will soon begin an environmental assessment program to determine the extent of groundwater and soil contamination around two…[Read More]
Environmental assessment works to begin around Beverley site
SA EPA is about to begin an environmental assessment program in the vicinity of the Beverley industrial site. The assessment…[Read More]
Updates to Retailer Energy Efficiency Scheme
The Essential Services Commission of South Australia has updated the following Retailer Energy Efficiency Scheme (REES) Bulletins to reflect the…[Read More]
EPA SA searches for abestos dumper
EPA South Australia is appealing for more information to help identify the person or company that was responsible for illegally…[Read More]
Dumping investigation at Pelican Point
EPA SA is investigating a report of illegal dumping of asbestos and building materials near Osborne in Adelaide’s north-west. The…[Read More]