Where’s the next market disruption coming from? It’s an ominous question that was pitched to an expert panel on Day 1 of the All-Energy conference in October.
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Australian Technology Competition crowns Future Grid … one solution to a trillion problems
There’s one problem about the transition to an energy system that optimises screeds of data – it will cost too much to process. A winner at this year’s Australian Technology Competition has a solution.
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Solar Analytics wins funding for Asia-Pacific peer-to-peer energy trading
Solar Analytics has been chosen to join a Hawaiian accelerator and will develop peer-to-peer solar energy trading in the Asia-Pacific.
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Energy Hack winners focus solar’s benefits on everyone
xsSPACE wins Powershop-Melbourne Energy Institute Energy Hack, with a marketplace connecting underutilised rooftop space to energy consumers.
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JinkoSolar P-type multi-crystalline cell sets 22.04% efficiency record
JinkoSolar's P-type multi-crystalline silicon solar cell has reached the world’s highest conversion efficiency of 22.04%, the second time JinkoSolar has broken this world record since October 2016.
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CEFC backs solar-wind-battery Windlab hybrid
The CEFC will invest $94 million in Australia's first fully integrated wind, solar and battery project, at the central north Queensland Kennedy Energy Park.
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The energy market’s stuffed … but we have the power to fix it
Everything’s upside-down and inside-out, says Energy Locals founder and CEO Adrian Merrick, but there is a way ahead for energy users if they understand the value of renewables.
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The National Energy Guarantee at a glance
The federal government has scrapped the Clean Energy Target and has instead adopted a National Energy Guarantee, which focuses on ensuring electricity supply and putting downward pressure on energy prices.
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Government blows golden opportunity by walking away from Clean Energy Target: CEC
The Federal Government’s decision to walk away from a Clean Energy Target is likely to result in a substantial slowdown in new clean energy investment, meaning power prices will keep rising and voters will continue switching off, the Clean Energy Council said today.
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Victoria’s $133m lure for utility-scale solar
As part of Victoria’s drive to attract more renewable energy resources to the area, the Victorian government has awarded a $133 million contract to UGL, a subsidiary of the engineering and construction brand CIMIC.
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