From a NAIDOC Week event in Glebe to a careers panel at UNSW, here's where you might have spotted us lately.

A new scheme gives some households three hours of free electricity a day, but it won't suit everyone.

Heating and cooling make up nearly half of the average Australian household’s energy use. Five changes, most of them free, can meaningfully cut that cost this winter.

More than 380,000 Australian households have installed a home battery in the past year. Here’s what’s driving the surge and who isn’t benefiting yet.

With energy bills climbing across Australia, finding the right energy plan has never felt more important — or more confusing. The good news is that making a better choice doesn't need to be that complex. Here's what to look for.

You rent, you don't own your roof, and your energy bill keeps going up. So what can you actually do? More than you might think.

Electricity bills are climbing. Here's why community solar isn't just a nice idea- it's becoming a practical necessity for many Australians.

The first quarter of the year is often busy in the community energy calendar, and this year was no exception. Here are two moments that stood out.

How standby power could be quietly adding to your electricity bill

Pingala’s own renewable energy engineer shares why he chose a career in community energy, and what it's really like working on projects that help renters and apartment dwellers access solar.

Want to install solar panels on your business but can't afford the upfront costs or don’t know where to start? Many small and medium-sized businesses face this exact challenge - that's where community-powered solar can be a game-changer.

You've probably heard about community solar, but what is it exactly? Let's break it down without the jargon.

Recently, we partnered with the Urban Sustainability Directors Network (USDN) to tackle one of the toughest challenges in renewable energy – getting solar onto social housing and rental properties.

Summer's here, and with it comes those eye-watering electricity bills. But staying cool doesn't have to cost the earth – literally or financially.

At our October AGM, we announced Sarah Lukeman as the new Convenor of Pingala Association and is excited to help Pingala grow its impact.

In 2013, Pingala started with a simple but powerful idea: what if communities could take control of their own energy? Looking beyond 2025, we have set a strategy to improve our impact.