Covid has virtually shut down solar installations in three states, as Autonomous fights for survival.
Solar Insiders Podcast: Why the solar coaster never stops
Rooftop solar systems are getting bigger, thanks to business interest, but the market still remains tough, and complicated.
Solar Insiders Podcast: Solar is cheap, but fossil fuels cashing in while they can
Costs of producing solar are falling well below coal, which might be one reason why fossil fuel incumbents are trying to cash in while they can.
Solar Insiders Podcast: A hat tip to some great Australian solar pioneers
Australia’s solar pioneers have been awesome, and it’s sad to say goodbye. Plus: Some really crap solar stories.
Solar Insiders Podcast: Behind the meter at Smart Energy
A summary of what happened behind the meter at the Smart Energy Conference, with some special guests.
Solar Insiders Podcast: The new controls on solar, EVs and air-con
As rooftop solar installations set new records, new protocols are governing what and when is being generated and consumed in the home.
Solar Insiders Podcast: The good and bad of the solar export tax
Bruce Mountain from the VEPC and Jonathon Dore from Solar Analytics join Solar Insiders to discuss the pros and cons of the proposed solar export tax.
Solar Insiders Podcast: Why switching off rooftop solar is a good thing
We discuss first intervention by market operator to curtail rooftop solar, the latest installation stats, AGL’s big solar buy, and some really crap solar news.
Solar Insiders Podcast: Solar tariffs slashed, countdown to new inverter deadline
The days of high solar tariffs are definitely over, because rooftop solar has helped slash wholesale prices. Plus: Countdown to new inverter deadline, and the regulator removed the licence of some module suppliers.
Solar Insiders Podcast: Does the solar industry deserve the “cowboy” label?
Problems at a major solar farm in Queensland raises the “cowboy” issue again, and why are new homes being built with roofing too weak to host solar panels.
