While not a significant problem in Australia yet (and hopefully never will be), EV charging cable theft has been on the rise in the USA and UK.
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Concerns Swirl Around Bunnings’ Troubled EV Charger Rollout
It seems you can buy just about anything at Bunnings these days, with EV charging systems the latest addition to the ever-growing hardware store.
[Continue reading…]Free Electricity For 7 Years? The Fine Print Behind Reposit’s No Bill Promise
Have you got a 7 year itch for free electricity? ACT company Reposit is offering a “Reposit No Bill” deal where they’ll sell you a solar system and a home battery with a smart controller and guarantee you’ll receive no electricity bills for 7 years.
[Continue reading…]City Of Adelaide Sustainability Rebates Still On Offer
Adelaide City Council’s long-running sustainability incentives scheme still has much on offer; including solar PV, battery, EV charger and appliance electrification rebates. Here’s what’s available.
[Continue reading…]New Energy Tech Consumer Code: 2024 In Review
What did Australia’s New Energy Tech Consumer Code achieve last year in terms of compliance activity – and what the heck is the NETCC anyway?
[Continue reading…]Solar Panel Cleaning Study: Ditch Dishwashing Detergent
Results from a Finnish study suggest solar panel glass can be safely cleaned using a few common cleaning products without negatively impacting performance – but not dishwashing detergent.
[Continue reading…]LNP Pushed On Promised Solar Scheme, New Battery Subsidies
The Queensland Conservation Council is urging the new-ish QLD government to make good on a commitment to providing solar subsidies for rental properties – and to reintroduce a battery subsidy.
[Continue reading…]Aiko’s New Solar Panel Factory Kicks Off Production
The first solar modules were recently produced in Aiko’s new factory, which features a 1.5-kilometre-long integrated cell and module production line.
[Continue reading…]V2L: Next Camping Trip (Or Blackout) Let Your EV Carry the Load
Vehicle To Load technology (V2L) might not get the spotlight like Vehicle to Grid (V2G) or Vehicle To Home (V2H), but it’s already making life easier for many EV owners in Australia. From keeping essentials running during a blackout to powering appliances at a remote campsite, V2L turns your car into a practical, portable source […]
[Continue reading…]Victoria’s Draft 2025/26 Feed-In Tariff Rates: Brace Yourself
Victoria’s Essential Services Commission (ESC) released its draft decision on minimum solar feed in tariff rates for 2025/26 on Friday – and system owners won’t be happy.
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