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Enova reaches major milestone, looks to expand and try peer to peer trading
Giles Parkinson16 Nov 20160 comments

High solar tariff helps Australia's first community-owned retailer reach major milestone, as it plans geographic expansion and push into new concepts such as peer-to-peer trading.

Solar, Tariffs
Powershop launches P2P solar product to Victorian customers
Sophie Vorrath15 Nov 20160 comments

Local solar trading product launched to Victorian Powershop customers as "first in a series" of peer-to-peer products to be rolled out by the online retailer.

Battery/Storage, Solar
Panasonic launches 5.3kWh battery onto Australian residential market
Sophie Vorrath14 Nov 20160 comments

Panasonic's new 5.3kWh lithium-ion batteries will be available to Australian households from December.

Battery/Storage, Solar
Solar expert says let them lease batteries, not own them
Rob Campbell9 Nov 20160 comments

We know early adopters are embracing domestic battery storage, but what’s the best ownership model for the less tech savvy among us? Could leasing be the way to go?

Battery/Storage, Solar, Tariffs
How battery storage can cut home electricity bills by one quarter
Bruce Mountain9 Nov 20160 comments

New data shows that in South Australia, battery storage is already offering significant savings – as much as 25% on annual electricity bill costs – to households with solar. Retailers will need to turn to Plan B.

Podcasts, Solar
CEC gets ruthless on solar panel quality
Nigel Morris8 Nov 20160 comments

Publication of an updated list of approved solar panels which saw an incredible 76% of solar brands no longer listed as approved for use in Australia.

Battery/Storage, Solar
University of Southern Qld to install 1.9MW solar, battery storage
Sophie Vorrath7 Nov 20160 comments

USQ to install 1.9MW solar, plus battery storage across three campuses in three-stage Sustainable Energy Solution aimed at slashing the University’s electricity costs and emissions.

Other Renewables, Software/Gadgets, Solar
P2P energy sharing start-up brings Brooklyn Microgrid smarts to Australia
Sophie Vorrath4 Nov 20160 comments

US pioneers of blockchain-based peer-to-peer energy trading, LO3, set up in Byron Bay with plans to trial its TransActive Grid technology in Australia.

Solar
St Vincent's Health to install 2.7MW solar across 16 sites
Sophie Vorrath3 Nov 20160 comments

St Vincent's Health to install nearly 3MW of solar PV across 16 sites in three states – one of the Australia's largest commercial solar roll-outs to date.

Energy Efficiency, Solar
AGL tips $500,000 into solar installations for community housing
Sophie Vorrath1 Nov 20160 comments

AGL Energy joins forces with NSW govt on $1m pilot program to install solar on community housing in Sydney – cutting energy costs for tenants by more than $400 a year.

Battery/Storage, Electric Vehicles, Solar
Powerwall 2: Tesla doubles up on battery storage and slashes costs
Sophie Vorrath31 Oct 20160 comments

At double the capacity and almost half the cost/kWh, Tesla's Powerwall 2 illustrates the break-neck speed at which battery storage is evolving.

Solar, Tariffs
Victoria gives nod to "fairer" time-of-use tariffs for rooftop solar
Sophie Vorrath26 Oct 20160 comments

Victorian government to shift solar feed-in tariffs to time-of-use pricing, in move to better reflect the value of the state’s rooftop solar generation, and their environmental benefits.

Battery/Storage, Solar
How low do battery prices need to go?
James Martin26 Oct 20160 comments

Early adopters are already getting their batteries installed around the country, and it’s only a matter of time before more solar homes do the same. How much further do battery storage prices need to fall before they make sense as an investment?

Solar, Tariffs
Smart meter advice for solar households nearing end of bonus tariffs
Reece Turner26 Oct 20160 comments

The end of the Solar Bonus Scheme is fast approaching. So if you’re a solar owner on the scheme, what should you do?

Solar
Lessons from a landmark aggregated energy deal in Boston
Kevin Haley & Lily Donge26 Oct 20160 comments

In Boston, a university hospital and a car parking facility join forces to show how smaller businesses and nonprofits can pool their needs and buy cheap power from solar farms.

Solar
Australian solar hot water installations top one million mark
Staff Reporter26 Oct 20160 comments

More than one million solar hot water systems have been installed in Australia, adding to the more than 1.5 million rooftop PV systems.

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