Leading solar manufacturer Longi launches new product on Australian market, while AEMO pushes for new inverter standards and ability to “switch off” rooftop solar when needed.
Solar Insiders Podcast: Longi’s launch, and AEMO’s big solar switch
Solar Insiders Podcast: What drives Australians to install battery storage?
Sunwiz director Warwick Johnston on the uptake of battery storage by Australian homes. And we ask the question: Has Covid-19 killed crap solar?
Solar Insiders Podcast: Tindo’s shining light in solar market
Rooftop solar on a Covid-coaster, the last of the one-for-one tariffs, and Tindo Solar’s Glenn Morelli on battery storage boom and plans to expand module factory.
Solar Insiders Podcast: Can solar isolate itself from Covid-19 pandemic?
The Covid-19 pandemic has brought great uncertainty to the solar industry. Demand is up in some quarters, and down in others. But there is real fear of a brutal slowdown.
Solar Insiders Podcast: Tesla, IKEA eye Australia solar market
Tesla gauging interest in its solar modules and solar tile products, while IKEA brings its flat pack solar package to Australia. Plus: Suspensions in regulator crackdown.
Solar Insiders Podcast: Big trouble for big solar
Big contractor quits the solar market, spelling big trouble for the big solar sector, even as rooftop continues its boom.
Solar Insiders Podcast: Bushfires and backlogs – Solar’s New Year
Sunwiz director Warwick Johnston on the past year and 2020 forecasts, and what we learned from the bushfires.
Solar Insiders Podcast: The best and worst from 2019
We look back at the highlights and the lowlights of the solar industry in 2019, and take a vox-pop of industry folk from the recent Sundowners.
Solar Insiders Podcast: Rooftop solar: Asset or liability?
Rooftop solar installations continue at record rate, but new technologies – and new thinking – ensure that this turns out to be a major asset to the grid, rather than liability, as is sometimes portrayed.
Solar Insiders Podcast: Solar changes shape of grid, and brings down prices
New reports from market operator and the market regulator point to changing shape of the grid, lower emissions and falling costs – partly driven by growth of rooftop solar.
