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NT aboriginal community to get 1MW solar plant, cut reliance on diesel

May 30, 2017 by Sophie Vorrath 2 Comments

Nauiyu community set to be powered by a 1MW solar plant during the day, relegating its diesel generators for use only at night and as back-up.

Filed Under: Solar

Go Big: Six reasons why you should be a rooftop solar champion

May 11, 2017 by Jonathan Prendergast 11 Comments

Investing in a home solar system that is larger than your immediate needs might seem irrational, but there are many great reasons why you should maximise your rooftop potential.

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Why every Australian town should have its own wind or solar farm

May 1, 2017 by Nicky Ison Leave a Comment

An Iconic Australian Solar Installation

Imagining an Australia where every town is running off its own renewable energy projects is slowly becoming a reality, and the Victorian Government is on the case.

Filed Under: Other Renewables, Solar

Stanford University completes 4.5MW of rooftop solar

April 20, 2017 by Steve Hanley Leave a Comment

The addition of solar panels at 15 new buildings means Stanford’s Silicon Valley campus has added 4.5MW of renewable energy to its local grid.

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To pay solar households fairly, we need to understand the true value of solar

December 14, 2016 by Joe Wyndham & Jay Rutovitz Leave a Comment

Now that our rooftop solar industry has matured, we need to reconsider the purpose of FiTs and align them with our goals for the electricity system in the future.

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Rooftop solar rebate to reduce in three weeks

December 7, 2016 by Giles Parkinson Leave a Comment

The long-standing upfront subsidy for rooftop solar systems will be reduced within a few weeks when the “deeming period” for PV systems declines from 15 years to 14 years.

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How solar PV is helping China's poorest

November 30, 2016 by Suzanne Fisher Murray Leave a Comment

China’s new solar poverty alleviation project will use solar PV to increase the income of 200 million Chinese households living below the poverty line.

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AGL tips $500,000 into solar installations for community housing

November 1, 2016 by Sophie Vorrath 6 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.

Filed Under: Energy Efficiency, Solar

Lessons from a landmark aggregated energy deal in Boston

October 26, 2016 by Kevin Haley & Lily Donge Leave a Comment

The sunny Boston skyline. iStock

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.

Filed Under: Solar

Sunshine & ownership: A cooperative solar garden blooms in North Minneapolis

September 28, 2016 by John Farrell Leave a Comment

Community solar programs are popping up rapidly, offering electric customers an opportunity to own a slice of solar energy production.

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