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Anne Delaney

SwitchedOn podcast: Saul Griffith wants “consumer army” to plug in and fight back

August 27, 2025 by Anne Delaney Leave a Comment

Households, electrification, and consumer power collide in Griffith’s roadmap for cutting emissions, saving money, and reshaping Australia’s energy future.

Filed Under: Podcasts, Battery/Storage, Communities, Electrification, Solar

SwitchedOn podcast: The “poles and wires” company busting to get into solar hubs

August 20, 2025 by Anne Delaney Leave a Comment

An Ausgrid trial will put solar on unused commercial rooftops and deliver cheaper electricity for locals. CEO Marc England explains why it should be allowed to swim outside its lane.

Filed Under: Podcasts, Battery/Storage, Solar

SwitchedOn podcast: Heat or eat? The alarming rise of energy hardship

August 13, 2025 by Anne Delaney Leave a Comment

New data reveals one in five Australian households are vulnerable to energy hardship — and the story goes far beyond high bills.

Filed Under: Podcasts, Electrification, Energy Efficiency

A lot of spare capacity: Why we don’t need to supersize the grid to power an electric future

August 8, 2025 by Anne Delaney Leave a Comment

New research shows that by shifting electric vehicle charging and water heating to underused times of day, we can electrify homes and transport without overloading the grid or needing to build costly new infrastructure.

Filed Under: Electrification, Electric Vehicles

SwitchedOn podcast: Why charging your EV at lunchtime will save on costly grid upgrades

August 5, 2025 by Anne Delaney Leave a Comment

New modelling shows how we can electrify everything without extensive infrastructure upgrades – by shifting when we use power.

Filed Under: Podcasts, Electric Vehicles, Electrification

Australia just installed 16,000 home batteries in 28 days. We need innovation to match

July 30, 2025 by Anne Delaney Leave a Comment

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Cheaper Home Batteries is driving record uptake, but experts warn that without better deals for consumers, much of their grid-wide value could be lost.

Filed Under: Battery/Storage, Featured

SwitchedOn podcast: So you want to install a community battery? Try something simpler first

July 29, 2025 by Anne Delaney Leave a Comment

Juliette Millbank and Mathew Charles-Jones from Totally Renewable Yackandandah reflect on why batteries are not the best starting point for many communities.

Filed Under: Podcasts, Battery/Storage, Communities

SwitchedOn Podcast: We’ve been trying to fix rising electricity prices the wrong way

July 22, 2025 by Anne Delaney Leave a Comment

Smart home energy upgrades, not power plants, could slash electricity bills by up to 90% and transform Australia’s energy future.

Filed Under: Podcasts, Electrification, Energy Efficiency, Tariffs

SwitchedOn podcast: How renewables can reshape the future of farming

July 16, 2025 by Anne Delaney Leave a Comment

Natalie Collard, the CEO of Farmers for Climate Action, discusses how renewables can boost farm incomes, strengthen local economies, and creating a more equitable energy future.

Filed Under: Communities, Battery/Storage, Podcasts, Solar

SwitchedOn podcast: Electricity plans should be as easy as ordering Uber

July 9, 2025 by Anne Delaney Leave a Comment

Electricity bills are out of control, but a fairer, simpler market is possible where energy companies compete for us, so we don’t have to shop around.

Filed Under: Podcasts, News, Tariffs

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