A study of consumer attitude to participation in virtual power plants highlights the difficulties aggregators may face.
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‘The future is really bright for solar. We’re just getting started’: GSES’s Chris Martell
Global Sustainable Energy Solutions director of operations and engineering Chris Martell swapped techie defence work in the US for a clean start in Australia’s booming PV industry.
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Crowd-power invited to fund army of sub-2MW PV plants
Komo Energy is looking to fund up to a hundred 500kW-2MW stand-alone solar farms supplying into the grid by offering shares to the public.
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TransGrid to test synthetic inertia market with 75MWh Sydney battery
The NSW network hopes a Tesla grid battery will help steady to grid to take more renewables.
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Early movers target 400MW behind-the-meter VPP, cite risk in front-of-meter storage value
As the storage market evolves owners of behind-the-meter assets will have greater flexibility to profit than on-grid facilities, says UK entrant.
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The 40kWh, $34,750, 196kg hydrogen battery for the home
The first entrant into the hydrogen home battery market is made in Australia and ready for action.
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Ikea PV-and-batteries microgrid targets 70% self-consumption and access to FCAS markets
The Adelaide outlet will use voltage-mastering technology to allow it to provide grid services to the local network.
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Towards a two-sided market … the role for demand response in tomorrow’s grid: expert panel
The Energy Security Board has highlighted industrial load flexibility as an important potential contributor to grid stability. Is it a target we can hit? EcoGeneration asks a panel of experts to light the way forward.
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SA Power Networks reaches for a 1.5GW solar dial
The South Australian network is working out a way to manage the largest source of generation in the state ... rooftop PV.
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Replace coal and gas exports with clean energy? It can be done … if the grid is 2,000% renewables: All-Energy
It may be possible, if the technology is affordable and agreements are in place, to switch from dirty energy exports to clean ones ... if Australia generates more than 20 times the electricity it does today.
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