One Step Off The Grid
Solar, storage and distributed energy news
State pricing regulator factors “sun tax” into draft feed-in tariff estimates, with more than 300,000 solar households set to pay rooftop export fees starting in July.
Rebates of $5,000 per household, or $7,500 for regional households, are being promised in one of Australia’s most rooftop solar-heavy states.
Despite the usual summer slump, the first month of installs for 2025 has delivered the second-best January on record, behind the bumper year of 2021.
Clean Energy Council suspends several big-brand inverters from its list of approved products, rendering them ineligible for use in federal and state rebate schemes.
Regulator report finds that little-understood but increasingly common demand tariffs can add up to $800 to an annual electricity bill, often without any warning.
Have you heard the one about non-solar homes paying the cost to networks of accommodating solar households? New report from regulator suggests it’s not a thing.
Clean Energy Regulator issues fresh reminder to follow the rules governing the rooftop solar industry or face exclusion from the federal rebate scheme.
In the month Australia celebrated its four-millionth residential rooftop solar installation, the market appears to have celebrated by… well, taking a bit of a breather.
Flow Power is branching into the residential market with a “technology integrated” electricity plan – and a mission to “massively step up” how consumers engage with energy.
Australia has notched up a new renewable energy milestone, with the number of households around the country to have installed rooftop solar passing the four million mark.
