Huon Hoogesteger from Smart Commercial Solar talks about almost everything but solar, as batteries and other bespoke energy solutions step into the light. Plus, Renewables in Agriculture.
Solar Insiders Podcast: New dawn for household batteries
Solar Insiders Podcast: How millions of batteries can deliver billions in savings
Clean Energy Council’s Con Hristodoulidis on the huge, universal value of home battery storage – and why education will be crucial to unlocking it. Plus: Rooftop solar has a big month, with a small twist.
Solar Insiders Podcast: Redback revival, battery rebates and solar tax
Redback CEO Adrian Knack on surviving and thriving in the home battery business. Plus: A boost for batteries and a tax on solar.
Solar Insiders Podcast: How to get off gas and electrify
Peter Steele from Goodbye Gas on how his company is helping households to go all-electric. Plus: Mixed messages from the top.
Solar Insiders Podcast: Australia loses it on solar
Australia falls out of global top 10 solar countries. Plus: GridBeyond’s Michael Phelan on the rise of VPPs; and battery rebates.
Solar Insiders Podcast: Can Australia make its own solar?
Arena boss Darren Miller on the Solar Sunshot, and why Australia needs a stake in the supply chain. Plus: Households lead renewables charge, and the growth of solar balconies.
Solar Insiders Podcast: Heat pump demand red hot, batteries just warming up
Solar Victoria CEO Stan Krpan talks rebate milestones, red hot heat pump demand and home battery uptake. Plus rooftop solar crackdowns and a battery business in trouble.
Solar Insiders Podcast: Solar tariffs slashed again
Nexa’s Stephanie Bashir on how to reshape grid around consumer energy as solar tariffs cut and PV sets new records.
Solar Insiders Podcast: Can panels, farmers and sheep get along?
As conservative media and politicians pit farmers against renewables, we talk to a sheep grazier who is building Tasmania’s first large-scale solar project.
Solar Insiders Podcast: SunDrive’s hot pursuit of Australian-made PV
Wyatt Roy on SunDrive’s progress towards making cheaper, more sustainable solar – right here in Australia. Plus: Will 2023 be a record year of rooftop installs?
