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Australian rooftop solar installs suffer one of biggest monthly falls in April
Sophie Vorrath5 May 20220 comments

New data shows rooftop solar installs charted a 26% month-on-month decline in April, bringing two months of growth to an abrupt halt.

Battery/Storage, Policy, Solar
Home batteries “going gang-busters” in Victoria, but rebate faces cut
Sophie Vorrath4 May 20220 comments

Victorian households wishing to get a $3,500 discount on a battery system will have to get in quickly, with a reduction in the rebate to take effect soon.

Other Renewables, Battery/Storage, News, Solar
Rottnest Island graduates to two wind turbines, 75 per cent renewables
Sophie Vorrath3 May 20220 comments

WA government to boost Rottnest Island's renewable energy supply to an average of 75% by doubling its wind and solar capacity and adding a battery.

Solar, News
Rooftop solar installation costs fall in March, as grid power prices soar
Sophie Vorrath2 May 20220 comments

After a couple of years of upward pressure on solar panel prices, March data finds the average cost for residential PV systems has fallen in most Australian states.

Energy Efficiency, Featured, News, Policy, Solar
Why this state government is kicking gas out of a big coastal community
Sophie Vorrath28 Apr 20220 comments

An entire community of households and businesses is in the process of quitting the reticulated gas network, backed by state government.

Solar, Energy Efficiency, News, Policy
Victoria boosts Solar Homes rebate scheme to help households quit gas
Sophie Vorrath28 Apr 20220 comments

Victoria Labor government expands Solar Homes subsidy to broaden access to rebates for the installation of solar and electric hot water systems.

Policy, Solar
Solar Insiders Podcast: Big deals in solar
Giles Parkinson and Nigel Morris28 Apr 20220 comments

There is a lot of deal making going on in the solar industry, and drug runners have found a new use for modules.

Battery/Storage, Software/Gadgets, Solar
Tesla expands virtual power plant to NSW, Queensland and ACT
Joshua S Hill27 Apr 20220 comments

Tesla is expanding the country’s largest virtual power plant to New South Wales, south-east Queensland, and the Australian Capital Territory, under its Tesla Energy Plan.

Tindo Solar GM Robert Sporne, CEO Shayne Jaenisch, Shadow Minister for Climate Change and Energy Chris Bowen and Member for Makin Tony Zappia outside Tindo Solar in Adelaide. (AAP Image/Morgan Sette).
Solar
Tindo produces first 405-watt solar panels at new Australian factory
Michael Mazengarb22 Apr 20220 comments

Australian solar module maker Tindo unveils first batch of 405-watt panels for the residential solar market.

Other Renewables, Battery/Storage, News, Solar
WA’s first pumped hydro microgrid gets underway in Walpole
Sophie Vorrath21 Apr 20220 comments

Construction of Western Australia’s first – but definitely not last – pumped hydro based microgrid is underway in the fringe-of-grid town of Walpole.

Podcasts, Solar
Great Solar Business Podcast: How to survive 20 years in solar
Nigel Morris20 Apr 20220 comments

Eddie Springer from Springers Solar unravels the secrets to surviving 20 years as a solar retailer.

Solar, News
Trina Solar marks 25 years in operation with major PV milestone
Sophie Vorrath14 Apr 20220 comments

China's Trina Solar marks its 25th anniversary in the global solar PV manufacturing business with an impressive new milestone.

Battery/Storage, Solar, Tariffs
Networks push community batteries as smarter and fairer than solar tax
Sophie Vorrath14 Apr 20220 comments

Why some network companies are encouraging community batteries, to soak up excess rooftop solar, rather than a solar tax.

Podcasts, Solar
Solar Insiders Podcast: Why rooftop solar turned out to be a good idea
Giles Parkinson and Nigel Morris14 Apr 20220 comments

Leading rooftop critic now accepts it's good at getting rid of coal and benefits consumers. Plus: Are the cowboys back?

Solar, News, Tariffs
Solar tax: Which networks are proposing to trial export tariffs, and which aren’t
Sophie Vorrath12 Apr 20220 comments

Australian networks are gearing up to test out new market rules enabling two-way network power pricing, including the so-called solar tax.

Battery/Storage, Policy, Solar
Tesla community battery nears completion in coastal Queensland town
Sophie Vorrath7 Apr 20220 comments

One of five network-connected community batteries being installed as part of an Energy Queensland trial is nearing completion.

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