
A requirement in Victoria that new home solar power systems are able to be throttled or switched off remotely is meant to kick in soon; but there may be some re-jiggering.
[Continue reading…]A requirement in Victoria that new home solar power systems are able to be throttled or switched off remotely is meant to kick in soon; but there may be some re-jiggering.
[Continue reading…]Trawling an album recently, I was traumatized to recall one particular solar installation. I took nearly 20 photos at the time to prove why, in this case, it was such a nightmare.
[Continue reading…]Small and medium businesses in Western Australia keen to grab a grant to install an EV charger will need to get cracking.
[Continue reading…]A report claims many Australian households aren’t aware they are on electricity plans with demand tariffs, which are charges that can push power bills even higher.
[Continue reading…]Solar battery installation inspections are essential. They ensure systems are safe, compliant, and function optimally.
[Continue reading…]Round 4 of the Victorian Government’s 100 Neighbourhood Batteries Program will open for applications in August – and a new tool will help groups prepare to apply for funding.
[Continue reading…]What’s on the cards for solar feed-in tariff rates in New South Wales for the new financial year? Find out here.
[Continue reading…]So you’ve heard about NSW offering an incentive between $1600 and $2400 to install a home battery. It’s great news but if you’re confused about exactly how this battery rebate works, don’t worry, so is the solar industry. Installer angst is palpable; but read on and I’ll explain there’s opportunities to make this work for […]
[Continue reading…]First it was Solarwatt’s panels, now the German company has reportedly said it will be ending local production of batteries and shifting manufacturing of both to Asia.
[Continue reading…]The clock is ticking for home EV charger manufacturers to get listed as compliant with new guidelines in South Australia.
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