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Risen Energy leads race to deliver 500W solar modules, cut system costs

March 24, 2020 by Joshua S Hill Leave a Comment

China’s Risen Energy inks deal to provide 20MW of its new 500W PV modules, marking a first in the higher efficiency, lower LCOE push.

Filed Under: Solar

How a renewable microgrid saved lives in the California wild-fires

November 14, 2019 by Peter Maloney Leave a Comment

A 1.8MW solar and battery microgrid has saved the tribal community of Humboldt County $195,000 in electricity costs. But when the main grid was shut down to prevent wildfires, it saved more than money.

Filed Under: Solar, Battery/Storage

First panels installed at Gupta-backed project to add 6MW to innovation park

November 4, 2019 by Michael Mazengarb 1 Comment

Tonsley District innovation Energy Scheme Launch-0487 - optimised
Tonsley District innovation Energy Scheme Launch-0487 - optimised

The first solar panels have been installed as part of a 6MW project to supply the Tonsley Park Innovation District in Adelaide.

Filed Under: Battery/Storage, Solar

NSW to trial free rooftop solar systems for low income households

October 22, 2019 by Michael Mazengarb Leave a Comment

NSW Government offers free rooftop solar to pensioners and veterans under a trial for 3,000 low income households.

NSW Government offers free rooftop solar to pensioners and veterans under a trial for 3,000 low income households.

Filed Under: Solar, Policy

XXXX! Lion solar deal to slash energy costs for hundreds of pubs

October 9, 2019 by Michael Mazengarb Leave a Comment

Lion breweries sign major group PPA deal with Simply Energy to supply more than 300 pubs and hotels with cheaper solar power.

Filed Under: Solar

Remote aboriginal communities to benefit from solar co-investments

September 23, 2019 by Michael Mazengarb 2 Comments

Aboriginal communities set to save thousands in electricity costs through co-investments in rooftop solar rollout, in partnership with Horizon Power.

Filed Under: Solar, Policy

NSW coal city, Newcastle, sets sights on 100 per cent renewables

August 28, 2019 by Sophie Vorrath Leave a Comment

Newcastle Lord Mayor Nuatali Nelmes and Deputy Mayor Declan Clausen turn the furst sod at the solar farm

NSW city best known for its busy coal port wants to take council operations 100% renewable by 2020, with a combination of installed solar and a renewable off-take deal.

Filed Under: Other Renewables, Policy, Solar

Solar powered Byron Bay brewer eyes thermal energy storage

August 5, 2019 by Andrew Spence Leave a Comment

Stone & Wood Brewing Company to investigate feasibility of integrating a Thermal Energy Storage System from South Australian company 1414 Degrees.

Filed Under: Battery/Storage, Solar

EnergyAustralia acquires stake in solar, energy efficiency company Echo Group

July 10, 2019 by Michael Mazengarb Leave a Comment

EnergyAustralia buys into Echo Group to boost its solar options for commercial customers.

EnergyAustralia buys into Echo Group to boost its solar options for commercial customers.

Filed Under: Energy Efficiency, Solar

Should you take your house off grid?

May 16, 2019 by Infinite Energy Leave a Comment

An off-grid home.

There are several reasons to consider a life off the grid. But you should always consider whether the advantages outweigh the disadvantages for your household.

Filed Under: Battery/Storage, Energy Efficiency, Solar

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