
New South Wales’ Singleton Council seems pretty pleased with progress on its Cities Power Partnership pledges.
[Continue reading…]New South Wales’ Singleton Council seems pretty pleased with progress on its Cities Power Partnership pledges.
[Continue reading…]50 sites across nine local government areas in NSW are to have EV chargers mounted on power poles to service electric car owners who don’t have off-street parking.
[Continue reading…]Polling of hundreds of Townsville residents shows a healthy appetite for making the region a centre for renewables-powered industry and manufacturing.
[Continue reading…]As UK households and businesses grapple with skyrocketing energy prices and increasingly seek out solar panels, they probably look upon Australia with a degree of envy.
[Continue reading…]EV Battery Packs Have It Easy Compared To Home Batteries It has been two weeks since I laid down the heavy news that out of the 26 home batteries given a whirl by the Canberra Battery Test Centre, only two worked as they should without suffering a fault or excessive capacity deterioration. This sad news […]
[Continue reading…]Solar panels will become an even more common inclusion on new Australian homes from next year as a result of the re-jiggered National Construction Code (NCC).
[Continue reading…]Two of China’s solar panel manufacturing heavyweights, JinkoSolar and Longi, have revealed recent module shipment figures – and they are eye-popping.
[Continue reading…]Trina Solar announced this week it has increased product warranty on (some) Vertex S solar panels to match that of the premium Vertex S+.
[Continue reading…]Earlier this year in Western Australia, a rule went into effect that all new or altered electricity network connections must have a circuit breaker as the main switch. In some cases, this circuit breaker will trip if you use more than a piddly 20 Amps in your home.
[Continue reading…]New South Wales’ Lake Macquarie City Council is the latest local government to give solar powered rubbish bins a whirl.
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