Wind technology that can bob about on the waves will open up vast amounts of opportunity, but does it work?
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Green hydrogen gets ready to hit the road in NSW
Hydrogen produced using clean energy will next year be fuelling heavy vehicles in NSW, following a deal between Jemena and Coregas.
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FIRE! … the tiny triggers that can send lithium-ion batteries up in flames
Risk of fire in a lithium-ion battery can begin at the molecular level within a single cell, but there are other contributing causes.
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Any interval, any DER, any tariff design … billing software aims for Netflix Vs Blockbuster replay
A software billing service hopes to engage energy retailers who want to entice customers with dynamic, flexible offerings.
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The sunlight that powers solar panels also damages them … but ‘gallium doping’ is providing a solution
The process of manufacturing gallium-doped solar panels was under a patent until last year. It’s only now that this method has started to pick up steam.
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ARENA boosts Future Fuels Fund with $24m towards 403 EV charging stations across Australia
Charging stations will be built across eight geographic regions covering 14 of Australia’s most populous cities.
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Investment risk in renewables … seeking value in a frothy green market
Clean energy is growing in the grid but there is still plenty of risk for big investors.
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Obey your master … how algorithms can steer a neighbourhood battery
Research shows that if energy professionals and customers agree on what they expect a community battery to do, engineers can write performance algorithms to suit those objectives.
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To the limit … ANU lab open for extreme (or mundane) DER testing
Dull or extraordinary grid conditions can be conjured to stress test clean energy equipment at the ANU’s laboratory dedicated to distributed energy resources.
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How open energy data can promote sustainability
To take sustainability targets seriously governments and businesses must access and understand the reams of data that are often freely available to them, writes Paul Leahy.
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