Norrie is a long-time reader who just spent $8,300 on a home battery. The install looked tidy. The installers were pleasant. Then the surprises landed after they were gone. He was told only one circuit could be backed up. Not the fridge and lights together. Not the air conditioner and lights. One. He was also […]
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After 17+ years experiencing the ebb and flow of the solar industry, the sheer number of new battery brands available right now is mind boggling. To me the only thing more confusing is this; why do people peg their expectations so low when they see a rock bottom price?
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Pop quiz! What’s more important when it comes to buying an air conditioner? (a) Cooling efficiency (b) Heating efficiency (c) Purple monkey dishwasher
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FranklinWH are busy making themselves a compelling reputation for Australian customers. So should you consider one for your place? Yes, if it’s an AC coupled solution you need.
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The gas death spiral is accelerating so fast that the dwindling number of Australians still tethered to gas must be feeling dizzy (or perhaps that’s just the methane seeping in from those leaky cooktops). The number of households on gas continues to decline, with new costs set to be foisted on those who remain connected.
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Following the announcement of a national solar panel recycling pilot, a parliamentary inquiry has now opened alongside formal requests for industry and public input — signaling that the wheels are finally turning. We spoke with recyclers to get their perspective.
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Ten per cent of new cars sold in Australia are now plug-in EVs. Home battery sales are going through the roof. That means a growing number of homes now have both. Or soon will. And yet, hardly anyone thinks about how the two will work together.
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Are the authorities running Australia’s main grid quietly out to ruin us all? Certainly seems they are. Read on as I explain the lunacy – there’s a proposal on the table that could restructure how we all pay for electricity. They want us all to pay more in fixed charges.
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You can find plenty of claims online that smart meters are a health hazard or part of a sinister government conspiracy. I’ve had a look and found these claims to be false.
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Good news for battery customers in New South Wales – you can now join the rest of the country, installing battery systems within 600mm of garage door openings and other similar applications. What exactly does this mean? Simply that NSW has now adopted the pragmatic approach everyone else takes to interpreting the rules.
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