With a federal election looming and voters seeking decarbonisation of the grid, both parties should follow NSW’s lead and support energy savings and demand reduction schemes, writes Ric Brazzale.
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Most of 2022’s solar projects risk delay or cancellation due to soaring costs: Rystad
When the cost of modules – and shipping – increases, it can significantly impact project economics.
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CEC Solar Awards finalist: Flinders Medical Centre, Adelaide, SA … the long load
Two goals were pursued at once: invest in business operations and put in the best tender possible.
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CEC Solar Awards finalist: Shalom Catholic College, Bundaberg, Qld … a lesson in energy
The Tesla storage system is the first privately owned battery system to be engaging in the FCAS markets.
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Maoneng’s journey from rooftop solar to major league storage
Maoneng has made a few quick turns during its short history. But the call to take part in the storage “boom cycle” has been heard loud and clear, CEO Morris Zhou tells EcoGeneration.
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CEC Solar Awards WINNER: 1 Bligh Street, Sydney CBD, NSW … high and mighty
Solar is a good match for office buildings but PV is still something of a rarity in central business districts.
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CEC Solar Awards finalist: Aged care facility, Sydney, NSW … amid the pandemic
The company has delivered a stream of aged care facilities and has plenty more in the pipeline.
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CEC Solar Awards finalist: Car showroom, Moorabbin Airport, Melbourne … premium performance
The system only covers half the roof because the client was keen to keep a simple, stylish street façade (which in no way suggests PV modules are unattractive!).
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CEC Solar Awards WINNER: Karratha Shopping Centre … as hot as it gets
The weather can be volatile around The Pilbara and the designers had to deliver a system that could stand up to extreme high winds.
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Local network pricing and community storage a powerful combo: ANU
If networks could charge for localised use of their service, all customers in areas with high PV and community-scale batteries would pay lower bills … with no cost to the network, research shows.
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