
Tasmania’s Devonport City Council is getting busy in making good on its Cities Power Partnership pledges.
[Continue reading…]Tasmania’s Devonport City Council is getting busy in making good on its Cities Power Partnership pledges.
[Continue reading…]Queensland-based Redback Technologies’ new single-phase, grid-tied solar inverters have hit the market.
[Continue reading…]As more Australians look to lowering their carbon footprint in death as in life, renewables-based hydrogen could play a role.
[Continue reading…]Australia’s 5B is aiming to slash the capital costs of producing and deploying its revolutionary Maverick “solar farm in a box” solution by more than a third – and has received a helping hand from ARENA to do so.
[Continue reading…]After I heard about the Tongan volcanic eruption, the first thing I did was determine if the Tongans I knew were all right. While conditions there are serious, they aren’t as bad as they could have been, so they’re probably okay. Australia and New Zealand are sending relief, which is a relief.
[Continue reading…]A proposed 12MW solar farm pretty much on the doorstep of a town near Wagga Wagga in New South Wales is good to go (Note: this story was updated 19th January with a couple of corrections).
[Continue reading…]More major Australian iron ore producers have recently signed on the dotted line for delivery of battery electric locomotives.
[Continue reading…]Electric car manufacturers know exactly how much range drivers get on average from a full charge. Despite this, they continue to give inflated figures based on unrealistic tests rather than a realistic real-world range.
[Continue reading…]The International Energy Agency (IEA) has warned the world is well off track on electricity generation related emissions after coal power saw a resurgence last year.
[Continue reading…]An end to new residential embedded electricity networks – but with a renewable energy exemption – and reform of existing networks are a step closer in Victoria.
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