1,000 extra subsidy packages have been added to the Queensland Government’s solar and storage scheme – but it’s likely they won’t last long.
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City of Ryde Eyeing 60% Renewables By 2030
In a meeting on Tuesday, Sydney’s City of Ryde gave the nod to investigating the potential of substantially amping up its use of renewable energy sources.
[Continue reading…]Opal Aged Care’s Solar Power Rollout
Opal Aged Care is installing more than 10,600 solar panels at 54 of its properties across New South Wales, Victoria and Queensland as part of a broader energy efficiency program.
[Continue reading…]Amendments To Australia’s Renewable Energy Regulations Proposed
When is a small-scale solar power system a large-scale system? The Department of Environment And Energy wants to clarify this through changes to renewable energy regulations.
[Continue reading…]WA’s Government Promises Renewables From Fracking Cash
Western Australia’s McGowan Government has announced it has lifted a moratorium on fracking, but assures everyone things will be A-OK and has dangled a renewable energy carrot.
[Continue reading…]InSight’s Solar Panels Operational
Things are looking good for NASA’s InSight lander – its solar panels were successfully deployed just hours after landing on Mars.
[Continue reading…]Is Labor’s $2,000 Battery Subsidy A Waste Of Money?
On Wednesday shadow Prime Minister, Bill Shorten, gave some details on the plans for energy Labor will throw into motion if they win the next election. According to all the little people inside my TV, this election will occur within 6 months but it may be almost a year away.
[Continue reading…]PM Morrison Admonishes School Strike 4 Climate Action
Thousands of Australian school students may ditch school on Friday and head to parliament to protest lack of action on climate change and renewable energy.
[Continue reading…]Utility Scale Solar A Bright Spot For SMA In Australia
SMA Solar Technology AG says the company will have commissioned 1.8GW of solar inverter capacity associated with utility scale projects in Australia this year.
[Continue reading…]Why Spending $100m On Coal To Hydrogen Project Is Stupid
The Federal and Victorian Governments are spending $100 million building a Japanese coal to hydrogen demonstration plant. That’s $50 million each. Before any of you get upset at the cost, I’ll mention I originally thought it was $500 million, so we’re already $400 million better off than I thought we were a few hours ago. At […]
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