Rooftop solar installations continue at record rate, but new technologies – and new thinking – ensure that this turns out to be a major asset to the grid, rather than liability, as is sometimes portrayed.
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Solar Insiders Podcast: Solar changes shape of grid, and brings down prices
New reports from market operator and the market regulator point to changing shape of the grid, lower emissions and falling costs – partly driven by growth of rooftop solar.
Solar Insiders Podcast: When will the rooftop solar boom subside?
Rooftop solar installations set a new record in October, but battery storage sales continue to stutter.
Solar Insiders Podcast: How to get good quality solar installations
Crap solar. What is it? And how do we stop it from happening and ensure good quality? A special podcast from All Energy conference in Melbourne explains all.
Solar Insiders Podcast: Battery blues as new standards approved
Installers and customers are trying to make sense of what the new battery standards mean for their business, or their purchase
Solar Insiders Podcast: Big little lies on emissions, and the Model 3
Government caught out lying on emissions, solar installs at record high, and first impressions of Model 3 and Fonzarelli’s new electric motorbike.
Solar Analytics to bring renters into solar market with Solar for Rentals
Solar Analytics launches new platform aimed at breaking down barriers to renters sharing in the benefits of solar power
Solar Insiders Podcast: Hot solar rebates, and cool solar beer
Demand for Victoria’s rooftop solar rebate still sizzling; solar lends new cred to an iconic brew; and the Insiders’ first installation of “Meet a Solar Business.”
Solar Insiders Podcast: Solar’s stunning cost fall, and Victoria’s rebate hurdles
New data shows that the cost of solar PV continues to fall dramatically, while Victoria’s solar rebate program hits another hurdle just days after government broadened the program.
Solar Insiders Podcast: What next for Victoria’s solar rebate?
Victoria premier hints at changes to solar rebate scheme. Meanwhile, why some installers go to jail. And some good news.
