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Tasmania rooftop solar market in decline after tariff 'double whammy'
Sophie Vorrath21 Jul 20150 comments

Tasmanian renewables group calls for state government intervention after a series of cuts to solar feed-in tariffs causes market to contract.

Battery/Storage, Policy, Solar, Tariffs
Network charges may penalise uptake of battery storage, as well as PV
Giles Parkinson20 Jul 20150 comments

Australian networks are also penalising solar households, now it looks like they will do the same with those that add battery storage. The trend among some electricity networks to penalise or discourage the uptake of rooftop solar by imposing fixed tariffs or additional fees is now extending to battery storage, with one network accused of […]

Policy, Solar, Tariffs
Regulator wants to slash Victoria solar tariff by 20 per cent
Giles Parkinson20 Jul 20150 comments

Victoria regulator wants minimum feed-in-tariff paid for surplus rooftop solar output fed back into grid be cut dramatically. Victorian energy regulator the Essential Services Commission has recommended that the minimum feed-in-tariff paid for surplus rooftop solar output fed back into the grid be cut to 5c/kWh from the current level of 6.2c/kWh in 2016. The […]

Other Renewables, Policy
Energy giants say taking customers off-grid is viable, sometimes preferable
Sophie Vorrath20 Jul 20150 comments

ESAA report finds off-grid distributed energy better for edge-of-grid customers, & could save networks tens of millions in avoided ‘poles-and-wires’ costs. A new report commissioned by the Energy Supply Association of Australia has confirmed that, not only is “off-grid” distributed energy supply a viable option for some regional and remote customers, but it’s an option […]

Policy, Solar, Tariffs
NSW, ACT households face big hike in cost of installing solar PV
Sophie Vorrath19 Jun 20150 comments

ACT and NSW utilities to boost metering charges for new solar installations by factor of nearly 10.

Policy, Solar
How your local McDonalds could become zero net energy store
Roy Torbert and Matt Jungclaus31 Mar 20150 comments

Not many people associate fast food with clean energy. But that’s exactly what one of the largest quick-service restaurants in the world is exploring. RMI recently completed a net-zero-energy study for McDonald’s, which explores how to offset the energy consumption of an entire restaurant with renewable energy. Working alongside the net-zero-energy visionaries at New Buildings Institute (NBI) and […]

Other Renewables, Policy, Solar, Tariffs
Byron shire aims to lead Australia on zero emissions community plan
Giles Parkinson31 Mar 20150 comments

Byron Shire – in the northern rivers region of New South Wales – is aiming to become the first region in Australia to become “net zero emissions”, with a goal to reduce emissions from energy, transport, buildings, waste and land use to zero within 10 years. The push by Byron mayor Simon Richardson means that […]

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