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Another "extraordinary" month for solar, as homes "max out" roof space

March 8, 2018 by Giles Parkinson Leave a Comment

New analysis shows "extraordinary" amount of rooftop solar installed in February, with more homes seeking to "max out" available roof space with modules.

New analysis shows “extraordinary” amount of rooftop solar installed in February, with more homes seeking to “max out” available roof space with modules.

Filed Under: Solar

Victoria town’s breakthrough deal on network tariffs as it pursues 100% renewables

March 7, 2018 by Giles Parkinson 1 Comment

Central Victoria town achieves a breakthrough deal on network tariffs that could pave the way for a community solar farm and 100 per cent renewable energy within a few years.

Filed Under: Other Renewables, Solar, Tariffs

Victoria regulator finalises new time-varying tariffs for solar exports

February 28, 2018 by Giles Parkinson 5 Comments

Victoria regulator finalises decision on Australia’s first time-varying feed-in tariffs for solar, although acknowledges risks some users could abuse system by charging batteries at night.

Filed Under: Policy, Solar

"Interest free" loans for solar and storage for South Australia households

February 22, 2018 by Giles Parkinson 3 Comments

South Australia Labor government offers “interest free” loans to 10,000 households to install rooftop solar and battery storage

Filed Under: Battery/Storage, Solar

Carnegie to build renewable micro-grid on old Holden site in Elizabeth

February 21, 2018 by Giles Parkinson 1 Comment

Carnegie Clean Energy wins $3m SA govt grant to build 2MW/500kWh battery storage and renewable-based micro-grid on old General Motors Holden site.

Filed Under: Battery/Storage, Other Renewables

Carnegie to build W.A.’s largest microgrid at Kalbarri

February 13, 2018 by Giles Parkinson Leave a Comment

Carnegie wins WA contract to build state’s largest microgrid, ensuring renewables and batteries can lift reliability of supply for Kalbarri.

Filed Under: Battery/Storage, Other Renewables, Solar

Explainer: 12 things to know about Tesla’s world’s biggest virtual power plant

February 7, 2018 by Giles Parkinson 12 Comments

How will the Tesla virtual power plant work? Who benefits and why will households pay so much for solar and storage on their rooftops? These and other questions about the world’s largest VPP.

Filed Under: Battery/Storage, Solar

Lismore opens Australia's largest floating solar farm, could add storage

January 30, 2018 by Giles Parkinson 12 Comments

Lismore opens country’s biggest solar farm, and flags five fold increase in size and may add battery storage. The unique community funding model forms a key part of city’s push for 100 per cent renewable energy by 2023.

Filed Under: Solar

Victoria regulator proposes 29c/kWh solar export tariff in peak period

December 19, 2017 by Giles Parkinson 21 Comments

Victoria regulator proposes 29c/kWh “peak” tariff for solar exports between 3pm and 8pm – a move that is likely to increase the business case for household battery storage.

Filed Under: Battery/Storage, Policy, Solar

Six factors that make battery storage add up for households

December 14, 2017 by Giles Parkinson 2 Comments

New Queensland study based on a series of home battery storage trials gives some insight into what can make batteries interesting for households, what might

Filed Under: Battery/Storage, Other Renewables

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