Round 4 of the Victorian Government’s 100 Neighbourhood Batteries Program will open for applications in August – and a new tool will help groups prepare to apply for funding. [Read more…]
2024/25 NSW Solar Feed-In Tariff Guidance Published
What’s on the cards for solar feed-in tariff rates in New South Wales for the new financial year? Find out here. [Read more…]
Germany’s Solarwatt Shifting Manufacturing To China
First it was Solarwatt’s panels, now the German company has reportedly said it will be ending local production of batteries and shifting manufacturing of both to Asia. [Read more…]
New Smart EV Charger Requirements In SA Near
The clock is ticking for home EV charger manufacturers to get listed as compliant with new guidelines in South Australia. [Read more…]
LG Battery Recall Saga: The Hot Mess Continues
Some Australian owners of recalled LG home batteries have been delivered another kick in the guts – but it’s better than their houses potentially burning down; or worse. [Read more…]
NSW Solar Battery Subsidy: Here’s What We Know
The NSW Government is launching an initiative aiming to make solar batteries more affordable for households and businesses. But those keen on grabbing an incentive will have to wait a bit before getting one installed. [Read more…]
Electricity Prices Update: Who Saves And Who Gets Slugged
Final decisions were published yesterday for regulated electricity offers in several Australian states. Find out what this means and how it might affect you. [Read more…]
Maxeon Cops Nasdaq Non-Compliance Notice
Producer of SunPower solar panels, Singapore-headquartered Maxeon (NASDAQ: MAXN) says it has received a notice of non-compliance from Nasdaq, an American stock exchange. Here’s why. [Read more…]
Victorian Blackout Bunker Rollout Nears Completion
Another energy resilience hub was launched in Victoria yesterday – and some Victorian households have already set up their own (of sorts). [Read more…]
Australia Still The Lucky Country For Home Solar
Home solar power system prices remain far cheaper in Australia than in the USA, UK, Canada and New Zealand. Here’s how they compare. [Read more…]
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