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Queensland solar homes win as retailers compete to buy rooftop PV exports
Sophie Vorrath29 Oct 20180 comments

QCA report shows more retailers competing to buy rooftop solar exports in south-east Queensland, pushing the average residential FiT price up by 50% in just 12 months.

Battery/Storage, Solar, Tariffs
Victorian dairy co-op says solar a "no-brainer" for farmers – batteries not far behind
Sophie Vorrath26 Oct 20180 comments

Macalister Demonstration Farm says 61kW solar install at its dairy co-op will pay for itself in power savings in six years – and open the door for new benefits and greater productivity. "When we change the way we think about the cost of power, we can see opportunities.”

Solar, Tariffs
NSW offers free rooftop solar for low-income households – in place of energy rebate
Sophie Vorrath19 Oct 20180 comments

NSW government trial will install 2.5kW of rooftop solar, free, for low-income households that forego their energy rebate – a deal it says will deliver twice the power bill savings.

Solar, Tariffs
NT government set to review solar feed-in tariff, as grid reforms kick off
Sophie Vorrath9 Oct 20180 comments

Northern Territory electricity and solar feed-in tariffs set for review, in bid to boost uptake of rooftop solar, battery storage, and other energy efficient technologies.

Solar, Tariffs
What is a solar PPA?
Paul Gizinski20 Sep 20180 comments

Thinking of going solar? It's not all about panels on roofs. There are many benefits – economic and environmental – for businesses that choose to go solar via a power purchase agreement.

Battery/Storage, Software/Gadgets, Solar, Tariffs
New solar + battery round for Yackandandah, as 100% renewable plans take shape
Sophie Vorrath10 Sep 20180 comments

North-east Victorian town forges ahead on 100% renewable plans, with new bulk-buy solar round, community retailer and microgrid projects.

Tariffs
Energy Locals takes aim at "big three" with wholesale electricity offer
Sophie Vorrath5 Sep 20180 comments

Retail power upstart launches new membership service that offers flat weekly fee, and electricity at “wholesale” market prices.

Other Renewables, Solar, Tariffs
Community retailer Enova eyes expansion with new crowd-funding campaign
Sophie Vorrath16 Aug 20180 comments

Community energy retailer aims to raise at least $3m to finance its extension across NSW, including Sydney CBD, followed by south-east Queensland, Victoria and SA.

Energy Efficiency, Software/Gadgets, Tariffs
How business can keep energy costs below 10c/kWh
Sophie Vorrath9 Aug 20180 comments

New report shows taking part in demand response activities could save businesses up to 33 per cent on their power costs – and for very little effort. Used alongside the wholesale purchase of power and a corporate renewable PPA, the benefits to business can be substantial.

Battery/Storage, Solar, Tariffs
WA energy minister mulls home battery incentives, in solar tariff review
Sophie Vorrath31 Jul 20180 comments

WA energy minister to review solar tariffs, and possible incentives to boost battery uptake, as the state's rooftop PV market continues to boom.

Solar, Tariffs
Victoria networks ask if solar households should pay for grid upgrades. This was the response…
Sophie Vorrath11 Jul 20180 comments

Powercor and CityPower ask: “Should investment in power quality be paid for by a) All customers or b) Customers with solar panels who export?” Customers say...

Other Renewables, Solar, Tariffs
Making the case for 10-year renewable electricity tariffs
Tosh Szatow6 Jun 20180 comments

For a fair, efficient, low-cost pathway to 100% renewables, we need to put front-of-meter renewables on a level footing with rooftop renewables and enable customers to sign 10-year front-of-meter PPAs.

Solar, Tariffs
IPART takes hard line on solar as it slashes feed-in tariff
Sophie Vorrath8 May 20180 comments

IPART confirms plans to effectively penalise NSW solar households for the lower electricity prices their rooftop PV has helped to deliver, by cutting the recommended feed-in tariff in half for 2018/19.

Solar, Tariffs
WA residential solar PPA could be "absolute game changer"
Sophie Vorrath7 May 20180 comments

Buyers of new-build homes at a property development in Perth’s northern suburbs are being offered an innovative rooftop solar power purchase agreement that promises to cut their daytime power costs by 40%.

Tariffs
Powershop, Diamond lead "new breed" of people-focused power retailers
Sophie Vorrath27 Mar 20180 comments

Upstart electricity retailers Powershop and Diamond Energy again win 5-star rankings in independent Green Energy Guide. AGL, meanwhile, earned itself an elephant stamp.

Solar, Tariffs
NSW solar tariff cut – reward for slashing power price peaks
Sophie Vorrath21 Mar 20180 comments

NSW pricing regulator flags a cut to state's solar feed-in tariff, linked to fall in wholesale power prices rooftop solar helped deliver.

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