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Catch Energy launches in Tasmania, marking the state’s third electricity retailer
Sophie Vorrath4 Jun 20190 comments

Catch Energy joins Tasmania's tiny retail electricity and gas market, offering consumers a third choice, after 1st Energy and the state-owned Aurora.

Tariffs
Queensland regional solar feed-in-tariffs cut as renewables push prices down
Sophie Vorrath3 Jun 20190 comments

The Queensland Competition Authority has cited strong investment in renewables as a reason for reducing solar feed-in-tariffs in regional Queensland.

Solar, Battery/Storage, Other Renewables, Software/Gadgets
Horizon Power-backed international body to champion microgrids
Sophie Vorrath31 May 20190 comments

International Microgrid Association launches in Perth to facilitate cross-sector collaboration, investment and acceleration of stand-alone energy technologies and capabilities worldwide.

Solar, Policy
Relief for commercial solar sector, as “silly” Queensland rule overturned
Sophie Vorrath30 May 20190 comments

Widespread relief after rushed Queensland government solar rule change, that had thrown the commercial rooftop industry into chaos, ruled invalid by the Supreme Court. Government has promised to appeal the decision.

Solar, Other Renewables, Policy
AEMC paves way for stand alone systems to replace poles and wires
Giles Parkinson30 May 20190 comments

Landmark ruling means networks can now take thousands of consumers off grid with solar and battery stand alone systems, delivering huge savings for all.

Solar, Software/Gadgets
How solar is saving Horizon Power from crippling fossil fuel subsidies
Sophie Vorrath29 May 20190 comments

Solar plant at Meekatharra eases crippling cost burden of diesel generation, as "cloud predictive" technology allows W.A. gold town to go 80% solar at times without a battery.

Solar, Policy
Discounted solar on offer to Canberra businesses, in ACT government trial
Sophie Vorrath29 May 20190 comments

New ACT government program will provide limited number of rebates of up to $5,000 to small businesses and community organisations to install rooftop solar.

Software/Gadgets, Solar
Mirvac taps Melbourne shared solar tech for new apartment complex
Sophie Vorrath28 May 20190 comments

ASX-listed property developer inks deal with Allume Energy to use its solar sharing technology at new apartment complex – and potentially across all of its multi-occupant buildings.

Solar
Green energy project racks up 50 solar farms in South Australia
Andrew Spence28 May 20190 comments

A renewable energy project that started as a way to provide extra income for grape and citrus growers has built its 50th small-scale solar farm in South Australia.

Electric Vehicles, Battery/Storage, Solar
How electric vehicles can help to slash rooftop solar payback
Sophie Vorrath27 May 20190 comments

Battery storage and an electric vehicle can halve the payback period for a home solar system, and fast-charge the transition to renewables, a new report has found.

Battery/Storage, Software/Gadgets, Solar
Sonnen launches battery and solar fixed price energy deal in Victoria
Sophie Vorrath24 May 20190 comments

German battery manufacturer Sonnen has launched its “bill shock” busting solar and storage energy package, SonnenFlat, in Victoria.

Solar, Software/Gadgets
OpenSolar launches free online tool for Australian rooftop PV retailers
Nigel Morris23 May 20190 comments

After a highly successful pilot trial, a new – and completely free to use – software platform has launched in Australia, to help solar retailers deliver better solutions.

Energy Efficiency
How India is solving its cooling challenge
Rocky Mountain Institute23 May 20190 comments

India is predicted to account for over 25% of annual emissions globally by 2050 due to the unprecedented rise in comfort cooling demand, particularly in the residential sector.

Battery/Storage
Redflow batteries to replace diesel generators in South Africa telco deal
Sophie Vorrath23 May 20190 comments

Redflow agrees to provide 10 ZBM2 flow batteries to South Africa Mobax for standby energy, and to reduce the high cost – and high theft rate – of diesel backup generators.

Podcasts
Solar Insiders Podcast: Is Australia now un-investible for big solar?
Giles Parkinson and Nigel Morris22 May 20190 comments

The shock-waves from the Coalition election win are being felt beyond Australia’s shores. Nigel Morris reports back from Intersolar in Munich and why some big developers are changing their plans, and abandoning Queensland altogether.

rooftop solar
Solar, Battery/Storage, Policy
New Solar Victoria CEO promises smoother ride when rebate resumes
Sophie Vorrath22 May 20190 comments

Less “solar-coaster,” more consumer protection, assures new CEO for Solar Victoria – the body tasked with overseeing state government’s rooftop solar and battery storage subsidy schemes.

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