As prime minister, Paul Keating used to say that when you change the government, you change the country. On Saturday South Australians changed their government, and now the country’s energy policy could
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ABB string inverter reduces OPEX and CAPEX costs for solar installations
As the solar market shifts towards new cost-effective platforms offering extreme high-power string inverters from 1,000 VDC up to 1,500 VDC, ABB PVS-100/120 platform maximizes the ROI and aims to reduce
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Record year for household solar installation
Australian homes and business installed more renewable energy capacity in 2017 than ever before.
According to the Clean Energy Regulator’s Small-Scale Renewable Energy Scheme data, more than 1057 megawatts
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Strategy development to support CST
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) recently released a report outlining how concentrated solar thermal (CST) technology could be a commercially viable form of dispatchable renewable energy
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Virtual power plants are in vogue, but they can be like taking a sledgehammer to a nut
The fleet of small-scale solar systems, batteries and flexible loads in our electricity system will grow rapidly in coming years. But how to coordinate them efficiently in our complex electricity grid,
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World’s first crowdfunded energy retailer set to disrupt market
In world first, Australian solar energy users sick of dud deals from major energy retailers can now invest in their own energy company, with the launch of the world’s first crowdfunded energy retailer
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Infinite Energy Appointed to Panel of Solar PPA Providers for NSW Government Buildings
Infinite Energy has been selected by the NSW Office of Environment and Heritage to be part of a pre-qualified panel of solar PPA providers.
Infinite Energy’s managing director, Aidan Jenkins, said with
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Wind power a winner for all but Queensland
New research from the ARC Centre of Excellence for Climate Extremes and School of Photovoltaic and Renewable Energy Engineering at the University of NSW has found there are clear winners and losers for
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Project aimed to slash household power bills gets underway in QLD
A Brisbane start-up has been given a $4 million investment from the Queensland government to develop a tool that is set to slash power bills and create jobs in the renewable energy sector in Queensland.
Innovation
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Semitransparent solar cells: a window to the future?
Can you see a window as you are reading this article?
Windows have been ubiquitous in society for centuries, filling our homes and workplaces with natural light. But what if they could also generate electricity?
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