Victorian Big Battery Tesla Megapack fire | Image: CFA
Victoria’s Shadow Minister for Energy and Renewables isn’t impressed with the Andrews Labor Government’s handling of the Victorian Big Battery fire. [Read more…]
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What Is 5-Minute Settlement And How Does It Help Batteries?
On October 1st, Australia’s National Electricity Market is changing from 30-minute to 5-minute settlement.
In this article, I’ll explain exactly what Australian households need to do to prepare for this event. [Read more…]
People Power And Shoalhaven Solar Farm
Site works have kicked off for New South Wales’ Shoalhaven Solar Farm, a project driven by community group Repower Shoalhaven. [Read more…]
Waverley Council Sets 2030 Net Zero Emissions Target
New South Wales’ Waverley Council committed to bringing forward its zero carbon emissions target by 20 years at its meeting last week. [Read more…]
SA’s Walkerville Council Saving A Bundle With Solar
Adelaide’s Walkerville Council looks set to achieve rapid payback on a solar power project. [Read more…]
Solar Farms Do More Than Just Generate Clean Energy
Beyond the clean electricity, jobs and associated economic activity, many solar farm projects provide other positive and ongoing benefits in their local communities. [Read more…]
Grattan: How To End Petrol And Diesel Car Sales By 2035
Sales of new petrol and diesel cars should be phased out in Australia by 2035 says the Grattan Institute – and it has recommendations to help make it happen. [Read more…]
Heritage Bank Switches HQ To Renewables
Heritage Bank announced on Friday its Head Office building in Toowoomba, Queensland is now running on 100% renewable energy. [Read more…]
Sydney Solar Installations On Hold
Like many other trades, solar installers in Sydney will need to down their tools for a couple of weeks at this point due to the COVID-19 situation. [Read more…]
Don’t Panic: SA Homes Can Remain On Flat Tariff When Getting Solar
SA homes are not required to have a time-of-use retail electricity tariff when getting solar
Last week I heard from a South Australian concerned they’d be forced onto a time-of-use tariff after installing solar panels.
Since this was at the start of the new financial year, my initial response was, “Oh god! What are the electricity retailers doing now?”
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