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Redflow zinc-bromine batteries used to help power remote Thai village
Sophie Vorrath13 Feb 20190 comments

Brisbane based Redflow has supplied 10 of its 10kWh zinc-bromine flow batteries as part of a solar microgrid being used to power a remote Thai village.

Other Renewables, Solar
Victorian town notches up 1GWh locally generated renewable energy
Sophie Vorrath13 Feb 20190 comments

With two mini-grids and solar installed on more than 50% of its households and community buildings, Yackandandah is powering its way to 100% renewables.

Software/Gadgets, Solar
Networks face up to rooftop solar boom, with new ARENA-funded trial
Sophie Vorrath11 Feb 20190 comments

Creating Solar Friendly Neighbourhoods trial in Victoria could significantly enhance ability of electricity networks to accommodate more rooftop solar power.

Solar
Solar Insiders Podcast: Sales in the gutter
Giles Parkinson and Nigel Morris7 Feb 20190 comments

It has been a great year for solar, but as we reveal today, there are still some disturbing sales practices taking place. Customers be warned.

Solar
Tales from the solar gutter – the dark side of Australia's rooftop PV boom
Nigel Morris7 Feb 20190 comments

It's boom-time for Australia's rooftop solar sector, but not everything is rosy. We take a glimpse into the world of "crap solar," where helping people to save money on their bills is the last thing on the agenda.

Solar
How to power through a heatwave – in comfort, on 100% solar energy
Finn Peacock7 Feb 20190 comments

Does rooftop solar really struggle in the heat? Real data from two rooftop solar systems show how they reliably soldiered on during a recent Adelaide heatwave.

Solar
Sydney craft brewery raises $100k in 17 mins to fund shift to solar
Sophie Vorrath6 Feb 20190 comments

Crowd-funding round led by ClearSky Solar Investment and Pingala has raised $116,000 towards a 100kW PV system installed at Syndey's 4 Pines Brewery.

Policy, Solar
Victoria solar rebate notches up nearly 7,000 new rooftop systems
Sophie Vorrath22 Jan 20190 comments

Victorian households are cashing on the state government's solar homes rebate by the thousands, led by the outer western suburb of Tarneit and North Clyde in the south east.

Solar
ALDI Australia to add another 4.6MW of commercial solar in NSW, Queensland
Sophie Vorrath22 Jan 20190 comments

New solar arrays installed on 30 ALDI stores and one distribution centre by Photon Energy will generate another 6.3GWh of clean energy a year for the retailer.

Solar
CEC debunks Taylor's rooftop solar scare – but there are ways to avoid faulty installs
Sophie Vorrath21 Dec 20180 comments

Angus Taylor warning that Australia’s booming rooftop solar market was risking people’s lives has earned a rebuke – and a cursory fact check – from the Clean Energy Council.

Solar
3MW solar farm switched on at remote Queensland mine
Sophie Vorrath20 Dec 20180 comments

South32's silver, lead and zinc mine in north-west Queensland will now be powered by gas and solar, after a 3MW PV project led by EDL was completed and switched on.

Battery/Storage, Policy, Solar
Will 2019 be the year of the household battery?
Sophie Vorrath20 Dec 20180 comments

With Queensland's solar battery loan scheme "all but exhausted" in just two weeks, and more than 200,000 subsidised batteries on offer through other state and proposed federal schemes, 2019 is shaping up to be the year of the home battery boom.

Solar
Solar Insiders Podcast: Highs and lows, best and worst of 2018
Giles Parkinson and Nigel Morris19 Dec 20180 comments

It’s been a huge year for solar in Australia in 2018. In the final podcast of the year, we review the highs and lows, the best and the worst, and take a peek at next year.

Solar
Nissan switches on huge, crowd-funded solar roof at Dutch car plant
Sophie Vorrath19 Dec 20180 comments

Japanese auto maker switches on massive, partly crowd-funded commercial rooftop solar system that will supply 70% of the electricity requirement of a car parts plant in Amsterdam.

Solar
CUB nears 100% renewables, as PPA with Karadoc solar farm kicks in
Sophie Vorrath19 Dec 20180 comments

CUB now sourcing 90% of its electricity needs from solar, after its PPA with the 112MW Karadoc solar farm kicked in this week. Final 10% to be met with rooftop PV "soon".

Solar
Renewable feast: A guide to clean (energy) eating and drinking this festive season
Sophie Vorrath18 Dec 20180 comments

Raise your glass to renewables powered businesses this festive season by buying and serving solar and wind powered food and drinks. Here's what to put on your shopping list.

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