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SMEs have been promised a "new energy" technology champion as high electricity and gas prices generate a world of budget pain with hardware and software to the rescue.

Most Australians expect batteries which store renewable electricity to help them overcome the rising cost of their power bills in the future, according to a new report.

Zig zagging into the iPhone X, 8 Plus and 8 attention race is Mophie, the #1 US mobile battery case brand per NPD, with its wireless iPhone charging pad, as introduced on the keynote stage by Apple’s Phil Schiller.

Energy retailer EnergyAustralia has launched the next generation Redback Smart Hybrid System which it claims puts households and businesses in control of their energy consumption.

Origin Energy will trial cutting edge new tech that “will help put customers back in the driver’s seat when it comes to their household energy use and costs".

Telstra has secured a long-term power purchase agreement with renewable energy company RES Australia to develop a new solar farm in Queensland.

LG has studied the "symptoms and effects of drained battery power on smartphone owners" and has dubbed this "harmful condition" as "battery anxiety".

Prysmian says its ‘P-Laser 525 kV is the first fully recyclable environmentally friendly HVDC cable’ offering ‘increased power transmission capacity and lower system costs by more than 10%’

A new start up wants to help African nations ‘catch up with the connectivity levels of the rest of the world’, and with help from Indiegogo backers wants to make it happen!

Brisbane-based battery producer Redflow is set to launch its residential energy storage offering in late March following completion of a successful end user trial in Africa.

Apple has long stated Safari is more power efficient than Chrome or Firefox, and now a third-party external battery maker for Macs confirms it.

LifeProof has released its latest waterproof iPhone 6 case, now with a built-in 2600-mAh battery that delivers double the battery life.

While Sydney has endured wind, rain and power outages, so too has the NSW Central Coast, with many areas bereft of power and Internet, both wired and wireless.

A car partly powered by its own body panels could be on our roads within five years following the development of breakthrough nanotechnology by Queensland’s University of Technology.

Tech giant Hewlett-Packard is recalling millions of laptop power cords that could pose fire and burn hazards, including some sold in Australia.

The global demand for efficient ‘multi-fuel’ electricity generation has brought together some of the world’s leading computer scientists in an R&D effort aimed at creating systems to connect and manage electricity and natural gas supplies on a shared platform.

Energy management solutions provider Schneider Electric, has launched its Power Outage Insight Solution (POI) in the Australian market.

A New Zealand-based company claims it will revolutionalise how we purchase electricity, with Powershop now opening up down under.

Practical, affordable and long life fuel cells have been hyped up every now and then over the years, but have never been delivered – until now, with a new power system able to recharge an iPhone 4 up to 14 times before its inexpensive fuel cell needs replacing.

Apple has proposed the construction of a major fuel cell project at its North Carolina data centre.