Software that uses artificial intelligence to analyse building designs to maximise energy efficiency prior to construction is being launched across Australia next month.
Adelaide start-up aims to boost household energy ratings off the plan
Pernod Ricard achieves 100 per cent renewables target in Australia
Two major solar projects and a PPA has seen Pernod Ricard Winemakers become Australia’s first major wine company to source all its electricity from renewables.
Work begins on huge Adelaide rooftop solar array
Work begins on the solar array that will cover the 5-hectare roof of Adelaide’s Tonsley Innovation District, and have a total installed capacity of 2.3MW.
Solar powered Byron Bay brewer eyes thermal energy storage
Stone & Wood Brewing Company to investigate feasibility of integrating a Thermal Energy Storage System from South Australian company 1414 Degrees.
Green energy project racks up 50 solar farms in South Australia
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.
Town battery aims to stabilise remote section of SA power grid
A University of Adelaide mobile energy storage system is being used to support a town with wildly fluctuating electricity needs in South Australia.
Battery to slash energy costs at SA art gallery
A smart energy storage system has been switched on at the first of a series of public institutions seeking to reduce energy bills in South Australia.
Hybrid office building in Adelaide cuts cord to electricity grid
Fluid Solar’s Adelaide HQ – powered by a combination of thermal and battery storage, along with solar PV and wind energy – has cut its connection to the grid in what its owners claim to be a world first.
First solar farm in community renewable energy project joins the grid
The first commercial solar farm in a project aiming to provide options for Australia’s struggling vignerons has gone live.
Solar project gives ray of hope to struggling Australian grape growers
A renewable energy project in Australia’s largest grape growing region is giving struggling vignerons a sunny alternative.
