The introduction of AS/NZS 4777.2:2020 will help provide the grid stability needed to ensure that the rooftop solar boom can continue, write Nathan Smith and Hilary Lai.
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Buoys plot to overthrow power regime
A wave-power device developed in a Melbourne university doubles output by turning two ways at once.
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Sterling and Wilson’s view from the top of the EPC table … intense connection negotiations, tight labour market, volatile equipment costs
Sterling and Wilson has found itself at the top of the EPC tree by choosing its work wisely.
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EV charging infrastructure is not just plug and play
It’s impossible to be too assured about the best mix of charging infrastructure when EVs make up just 1% of new car sales, writes Adrian Kinderis. Networks and financiers can expect a scrape here and there as they work out the mix that best suits drivers.
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What the Watt? A deep dive into standard test condition power measurements
It pays to know a little about standard test condition power measurements – the "other" STCs – to understand the quality of the panels you purchase, writes Michelle McCann.
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The big end of town … how Origin and AGL approach C&I solar
EcoGeneration asked two of the major players in the commercial and industrial PV sector how they get the message across about solar.
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As the world battles to slash carbon emissions, Australia considers paying dirty coal stations to stay open longer
The Energy Security Board has better options to consider for dispatchable generation than coal, write Tim Nelson and Joel Gilmore.
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Cling to power … Melbourne networks opt for ‘least-cost’ community batteries option to free up solar
The United Energy and Powercor networks are adding storage based on success of a trial of two pole-mounted batteries.
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EV network Jolt plans 5,000 chargers with $100m capital injection
The attention of a global giant in asset management indicates the transition to electric vehicles is underway.
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In the here and now: campaigning for clean energy change
The Clean Energy Council’s new national campaign is looking to tip the balance once and for all in favour of renewable energy, writes Clean Energy Council chief executive Kane Thornton.
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