A project which demonstrates solar power’s capacity to recast heavy industry.
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CEC solar awards 2016: Battery Back-up winner
Beneficial outcomes from close and well-informed interaction between the system designer/installer and the client.
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CEC solar awards 2016: Grid-connect 15kW-100kW winner
A sophisticated integration of an existing gas cogeneration system, with pleasing aesthetics for the benefit of neighbouring towers.
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CEC solar awards 2016: Stand-Alone Power winner
Cheap reliable solar that can provide power all day, while not taking the responsibility of power management off the tenants.
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Biogas experts gather in Australia to share global best practice
International biogas experts are gathering in Queensland this month to share insights and experiences from around the world.
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Innovative models for clean energy powered communities
With the costs of renewables dropping, communities across Australia are seizing the opportunity for development, writes Jacqueline Fetchet of Norton Rose Fulbright.
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Trade in Green PPA offer a boost for the smaller installer
Installers who haven’t got the scale to offer a PPA will feel they are missing out on new business. To certificate aggregator Trade in Green it sounded like an opportunity.
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Vector eyes commercial battery market on grid-scale Tesla success
Vector Energy chief executive Simon Mackenzie understands the future will be nothing like the past. “At a high level our vision is about creating a new energy future,” he tells EcoGeneration.
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Hazelwood closure marks symbolic shift from old to new energy
The closure of Victoria’s Hazelwood power plant is a symbolic generational shift from old to new energy across the country, the Clean Energy Council said.
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Hazelwood’s closure won’t affect power prices as much as you think
If the hole left by Hazelwood’s retirement is filled by the excess capacity in NSW, the impacts on the overall costs of running the system would be modest, writes Roger Dargaville.
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