Consumers can score an easy goal against polluting generation by aligning demand for energy with supply from variable renewable sources, writes Steve Hoy.
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Let’s roll … drafting the map for an EV transition
Charging network Evie says ride-hailing services can provide clues as to how Australia can make the switch to electric vehicles.
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Inside a battery’s brain … writing the software that is doctor and cop to large storage assets
Batteries that are 100% risk-free have yet to be designed, but the CSIRO is working on it.
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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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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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AEMC opens the door to welcome battery-owners as grid participants
The AEMC has proposed a rule change that could ease the way for owners of battery storage to participate in the energy market.
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The rocky road for LGCs to 2030 and beyond
Could there be a second life for Large-scale Generation Certificates once the Renewable Energy Target scheme matures?
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Deciding our distributed energy future
The debate around the regulatory reform of distributed energy resources will help decide the future direction of Australia’s electricity system, writes Clean Energy Council CEO Kane Thornton.
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