Despite modern electrical standards calling for spare space in switchboards, even brand-new places can struggle with switchboard space when adding solar, battery or EV charging equipment.
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SMA Solar’s Struggles Continue
If German solar inverter manufacturer SMA Solar Technology AG was Australian, the firm would certainly qualify for the “battler” label.
[Continue reading…]Endeavour Energy’s New Two-Way And Free Solar Soak Tariffs
NSW Distributed Network Service Provider (DNSP) Endeavour Energy is introducing two-way tariffs for solar owners starting next month. Find out how this will work and also about Endeavour’s new free “solar soak” tariff.
[Continue reading…]Aussie V2G Pioneer: Nissan Leaf Is Overpriced But V2G Is Great
Jai Nankivell is one of a handful of Australians with a legally installed home Vehicle to Grid (V2G) installation which works with his V2G compatible electric car to feed electricity back into the grid when it is profitable for Jai to do so.
[Continue reading…]Turning Solar Panels Into Sneakers
If this PV recycling solution does what it says on the tin, it could be another useful tool for dealing with end-of-life solar panels.
[Continue reading…]Tasmania’s Solar Feed In Tariff Takes A Hit
While many Tasmanians shouldn’t experience as much electricity bill hip-pocket pain in the new financial year, those with solar panels will be receiving less for the electricity they export to the grid.
[Continue reading…]Will Only 7 Batteries Qualify For The NSW Battery Rebate?
The NSW government battery rebate has been causing some angst for NSW solar and battery installers.
[Continue reading…]No Surprise: Many Australians Don’t Trust Energy Retailers
A recent survey indicates electricity and gas companies are trusted by fewer Australians than telcos, banks and supermarkets.
[Continue reading…]Hoymiles 8-1 MIT: Microinverter On Meth
The line between microinverter and string inverter has been blurred with the launch of Hoymiles’ 8-1 MIT series.
[Continue reading…]Customer Concerns Trigger AEMC Electricity Tariff Pricing Review
The Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) says it’s aware of and concerned about electricity retailers applying demand and time-of-use tariffs to households in “unexpected ways”.
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