In addition to end-of-life issues, the funding round will also aim to improve the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of solar PV.
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Race to the sun … tips for selling solar online
A web developer focused on the solar industry shares some tips about how to stand out in a crowded market.
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Doing the megawatt foxtrot … Australia’s top C&I solar companies look back on 2019
Very big solar systems come with many more challenges than the residential variety, and business in the commercial and industrial PV world is competitive. Australia’s two largest C&I solar companies take EcoGeneration through the ins and outs.
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Why demand response demands attention
Energy users big and small can tune their load to temper stress on the grid, but the benefits to big industry and networks may be larger than many participants anticipate.
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Hanwha Q Cells tilts towards commercial solar
Satisfied after the release of its Q.Home range, Hanwha Q Cells Australia is ready to make its move into commercial solar.
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Understanding the new battery installation standard
The new battery standard marks an important point for the industry. James Patterson explains how to use it and how it applies to the various technologies.
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‘Reliable systems in extreme locations’ … this installer’s been all around the world
Peter McKernan has installed systems in parts of the planet where solar and storage change lives.
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Take it to vertical … the story behind a CEC Solar Awards winner
A cool-looking house in central Sydney makes the most of the often-overlooked elegance of solar modules. Will the fashion catch on?
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Trina heads into 2020 with hopes on 166mm wafer, tracking efficiencies and all-in-one project offer
Chinese solar firm Trina has launched a 166mm wafer it says will see output of 445-450W for a 72-cell panel compared with 405-410W for a 72-cell panel using a 158.75mm wafer.
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PV panel recycling a mountain of worry
There is a mountain of preparation to be done to manage the recycling of millions of tonnes of solar PV modules over the decades ahead, writes GSES.
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