The South Australian Council of Social Service is unsure if increasing access to SA’s Home Battery Scheme for landlords and tenants would provide any real benefits to those parties.
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Australian Solar Systems Interest Index – February 2020
In January, Australians were eager to start tackling their electricity bills with a solar power system. Here’s what those utilising our service were looking for last month.
[Continue reading…]Oh No, Not You Again – Barnaby Eyes Nationals Leadership
The Nationals are at it again and there’s a chance by the end of today Barnaby Joyce may be the party’s leader (again) – and Australia’s Deputy Prime Minister.
[Continue reading…]EIS For Culcairn Solar Farm Released
The exhibition period for Neoen’s proposed Culcairn Solar Farm project in New South Wales kicked off last week.
[Continue reading…]The New Energy Tech Consumer Code & The Battle To Purge ‘Interest Free Deals’ From Solar
The ‘CEC Approved Solar Retailer’ (ASR) scheme, a code of conduct for solar companies, may soon be obsolete. I think that’s a good thing.
[Continue reading…]The Canberra Battery Test Centre’s 7th Report: 83% Faulty
Good news! The Canberra Battery Test Centre have released their 7th report. I admit I’m a little behind in reporting this because it wasn’t released this month, or last month, or even the month before that. It came out all the way back in September. But it’s their fault I’m so late writing about it.Â
[Continue reading…]Scientists’ Plea: Net Zero Greenhouse Gas Emissions In Australia by 2050
Hundreds of scientists have called on the Morrison Government to develop science-informed policies to help combat climate change in an open letter published last night.
[Continue reading…]Pandora Pledges More Solar Power
Jewellery manufacturer Pandora says it will make more use of solar power to help reach its new renewable energy and emissions reduction goals.
[Continue reading…]More Media Pressure On The Fossil Fuel Industry
An Australian superannuation fund takes out a full page print ad to push fossil fuel-free super, while a major media outlet says it will no longer take ad cash from fossil fuel companies.
[Continue reading…]Tesla, Crap Customer Service And Australian Consumer Law
Tesla’s notorious customer support is on display again, with a Model S owner offered a repair bill of $4,000 for a headlamp that failed a little over two years after purchase.
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