The Desert Knowledge Australia Solar Centre in Alice Springs is getting the Rolls-Royce of large-scale batteries – quite literally.
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AVL Vanadium Redox Flow Battery Project Update
A 300 kWh vanadium redox flow battery (VRFB) earmarked for an Australian miner should be making its journey across the ocean soon – and a residential VRFB solution is still in the works.
[Continue reading…]ESB NEM Capacity Mechanism Design: Reactions
The Energy Security Board has released its thoughts on a proposed capacity mechanism to help heal what ails the National Electricity Market.
[Continue reading…]Fronius Study: Energy Payback Of Solar Is Under 1 Year In Australia
Fronius says Australian rooftop solar + inverter has CO2 & energy payback under one year. Last month, a huge, hulking Austrian handed me a physical report called:
[Continue reading…]Majority Of SA Drivers Considering An Electric Vehicle
An RAA survey indicates most motorists in South Australia are considering acquiring an EV when next purchasing a car.
[Continue reading…]Electricity Price Hike, Solar Feed-In Tariff Boost For Tasmania
The bad news on electricity prices continues, with Tasmanian households and businesses also hit by power cost increases. But solar owners will see a better feed-in tariff.
[Continue reading…]Electricity Crisis: What Is “Lack Of Reserve”?
There have been many mentions of “lack of reserve” at various levels during the electricity crisis in Australia’s eastern states – what does it all mean?
[Continue reading…]UN Chief: More Fossil Fuel Funding “Delusional”
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has again called for OECD countries to fully ditch coal power by 2030, and all others by 2040.
[Continue reading…]BS Called On Queensland “Sun Tax” Scare
An article claiming a “sun tax” looms for solar power system owners in Queensland had the interwebs abuzz yesterday; well, a corner of it.
[Continue reading…]Better Feed-In Tariffs For NSW Solar Owners
There’s some good news for owners of solar power systems in New South Wales from the state’s Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART).
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