A new phase of an Ergon project in Townsville is trialing new home energy management systems (HEMS) and battery storage, solar panels – and a residential demand tariff.
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Interest Free Solar Power System Loans For Tasmanians
A new State Government scheme in Tasmania is enabling households and small businesses to install solar panels and other energy efficiency related products with the assistance of interest free loans.
[Continue reading…]Australians Continue To Say Frack Off
New polling indicates far more than double the percentage of Australians support moratoriums on the controversial practice of fracking compared to those who oppose them.
[Continue reading…]Trashpresso – Turning Trash Into Tiles With Solar Power
The world’s first mobile plastics and fabric waste recycling plant, powered by solar panels, was recently demonstrated in Shanghai.
[Continue reading…]Bathurst Art Gallery And Library Going Solar
This month will see the installation of solar panels on Bathurst Regional Art Gallery and City Library, the latest in a series of Council solar projects.
[Continue reading…]An Apology To USG Solar Panels
I would like to humbly apologize to USG solar panels, or to give them their full name, Universal Solar Group.
[Continue reading…]Electricity Market Controls “Back In The Hands Of South Australians”
The South Australian Government has announced it now has powers over the electricity market not seen since the privatisation of ETSA back in 1999.
[Continue reading…]Solar Hot Water Subsidies For Victorians
Households and businesses in Victoria can still take advantage of added incentives for upgrading their gas and electric hot water systems to solar units.
[Continue reading…]Pollution Impacting Solar Yields In India
India has taken great strides in boosting its use of renewables, but its efforts in relation to solar energy are being impacted in some parts of the country by heavy air pollution.
[Continue reading…]The ‘SA Energy Crisis’ Is A Myth Peddled By Liars
At the start of the month I wrote that South Australia’s grid was in disarray. I warned that more blackouts were inevitable as soon as summer rolled around again or adverse weather struck. With my warning I wanted to give people a sense of perilous urgency on the need to do something about the dilapidated state of the […]
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