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Community renewables development guide launched by Victorian govt
Sophie Vorrath9 Nov 20150 comments

Victorian government launches guide to help community groups make informed decisions about establishing renewable energy projects, including wind, solar, hydro, geothermal, bioenergy and energy storage technologies.

Battery/Storage, Solar
Community solar bulk-buy scheme launched in City of Port Phillip
Sophie Vorrath9 Nov 20150 comments

A council backed bulk solar scheme in inner Melbourne is offering 300 discounted rooftop solar systems, and the option for battery storage, to local homes and businesses.

Battery/Storage, Solar
Sydney Hindu temple installs 26kW solar system, plans to add batteries
Sophie Vorrath5 Nov 20150 comments

Sydney Hindu community group installs 26kW solar system on temple in the city's west, and plans to add more panels and battery storage in future.

Battery/Storage, Solar
AGL adds two new, larger battery systems to energy storage suite
Sophie Vorrath5 Nov 20150 comments

AGL launches two new residential battery offerings from Sunverge aimed at households who are large energy consumers and have between 4-5kW of rooftop solar.

Battery/Storage, Solar
North American giant enters Australia market to take suburbs off the grid
Giles Parkinson5 Nov 20150 comments

North American asset management giant Brookfield and its utility offshoot look to use solar and storage to remove need for new housing developments to connect to the grid. First stop: the Hunter Valley.

Solar
Vinnies installs 25kW solar system at Lismore HQ, shop
Sophie Vorrath4 Nov 20150 comments

After a trial that cut its electricity use by 70%, St Vincent de Paul has installed a 25kW solar system on its regional HQ and Vinnies shop in Lismore, NSW.

Solar
Young "solar buskers" help crowd-funding push for school solar
Emma Sutcliffe4 Nov 20150 comments

Two young brothers use song and dance, and a YouTube video, to support fundraising campaign for a solar system that would power classrooms.

Energy Efficiency, Software/Gadgets, Solar, Tariffs
Is this the world’s smartest energy services company?
Chris Cooper4 Nov 20150 comments

Kraftwerke provide commercial energy customers with the opportunity to buy and sell their electricity, allowing them to benefit from the price fluctuations in the energy spot market.

Solar
L&H Group to install 1.1MW of rooftop solar across store network
Giles Parkinson4 Nov 20150 comments

Electricity wholesaler L&H Group is to install 1.1MW of rooftop solar across its network as part of an alliance with clean energy retailing subsidiary Go Energy.

Solar
Sydney brewery taps community solar, with local govt support
Sophie Vorrath3 Nov 20150 comments

NSW community solar group Pingala has won $40,000 from City of Sydney towards its first project, to install rooftop solar at local brewery in city’s inner west.

Solar
Gosford Council to install 435kW rooftop solar on 7 sites
Giles Parkinson2 Nov 20150 comments

Gosford City Council has decided to install 435kW of rooftop solar on seven council facilities in a move it says should save it more than $80,000 a year in electricity costs.

Battery/Storage, Solar
How Garnaut & Co plan to help communities take power back from the grid
Sophie Vorrath28 Oct 20150 comments

New company - chaired by Ross Garnaut - will provide Australian consumers with an option to use 100 per cent renewable energy to power their homes, businesses or entire communities, at a cost cheaper than electricity from the grid.

Energy Efficiency, Solar
BürgerWerke – retailer linking citizen owned renewable projects with consumers
Chris Cooper28 Oct 20150 comments

BürgerWerke is an innovative energy retailer start-up aiming to ‘close-the-loop’ on citizen energy in Germany. Chris Cooper pays them a visit in Heidelberg.

Battery/Storage, Solar, Tariffs
Networks throw a bomb into rooftop solar market with tariff changes
Giles Parkinson28 Oct 20150 comments

Consumers are being caught unawares by tariff changes that could change the economics of rooftop solar. Networks are introducing demand tariffs that could halve the rate of solar installations. It means that in some cases, adding solar could result in a higher bill overall.

Solar
The Priest who broke the law (for solar), and the village that bought back the grid
Chris Cooper28 Oct 20150 comments

Schönau. Village of 2500 inhabitants in the Black Forest. A beautiful remote alpine village that bought back its grid and has been leading the energy revolution.

Solar
Opening up sustainable energy conversations with strangers
Emma Sutcliffe27 Oct 20150 comments

You’d think having a bunch of people you’ve never met before in your living room would be disconcerting. But when you’re with like-minded people, even strangers become friends very quickly. Emma Sutcliffe describes her experiences opening her sustainable house to the public.

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