In what’s been a rather dark year, it’s always nice to have a bit of good news. Electricity costs look set to continue to fall for many Australian households over the next couple of years, but their mileage will vary.
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Solar Power And Biogas Hub Launched In Adelaide’s South
The finishing touches are being put on South Australia’s first solar farm built on a covered landfill, situated in Adelaide’s south.
[Continue reading…]Solar Power Plan Tabled For WA’s City Of Albany
Western Australia’s City of Albany doesn’t have much in the way of solar capacity on Council assets yet, but that may change in the not-too-distant future.
[Continue reading…]Work To Start Soon On Melbourne Water’s Huge Solar Farm
Construction of one of the largest behind-the-meter solar power installations in Australia is set to begin in January at Melbourne Water’s Eastern Treatment Plant (ETP).
[Continue reading…]City of Bayswater Racks Up More Solar On Community Buildings
Western Australia’s City of Bayswater is edging towards its renewable energy target, with another 5 community buildings now sporting solar panels.
[Continue reading…]USC’s Solar + Water Battery System: One Year (And A Bit) On
An innovative solar power and “water battery” system at University of the Sunshine Coast in Queensland has proven to be a winner for USC – and the environment.
[Continue reading…]Hawaii’s Keck Observatory Goes Solar
Hawaii’s W. M. Keck Observatory recently unveiled what is claimed to be the world’s largest high-altitude commercial solar system installation.
[Continue reading…]Ravenswood Solar Farm Decision Tonight
Victoria’s Mount Alexander Shire Council will decide the fate of FRV’s development application for a proposed solar farm in Ravenswood South this evening.
[Continue reading…]NAB Takes Another Step Towards 100% Renewable Electricity
National Australia Bank has signed a three-year deal with Engie involving the purchase of renewable energy certificates to offset power used in all NAB’s Australian branches.
[Continue reading…]Renewables Now 60% Of South Australian Electricity Generation
The 21st century has brought radical change to South Australian electricity generation. Eighteen years ago SA had the least renewable energy in the country thanks to hydroelectricity being a tough sell in a location as dry as a Sao biscuit and twice as flat.
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