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Nigel Morris
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Can Australia realise its commercial solar potential?
Solar power holds huge promise for Australian businesses. But the current policy dog’s breakfast creates unnecessary complexity and distorts the market.
Nigel Morris
Dec 3, 2012
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NSW plunges into past and allows electric hot water systems
NSW’s decision to allow electric hot water systems will mean higher household bills and an increase in emissions. Must be trying to sell its generators.
Nigel Morris
Nov 30, 2012
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PV storage: Horizon moves closer with solar smoothing
Horizon Power now requires solar smoothing devices for PV installations on parts of their network. Another step forward to storage.
Nigel Morris
Nov 10, 2012
4
The verdict is in: The RET works – and lowers power prices, too
RET critics must be reeling: CCA review finds that the RET works, is lowering wholesale power prices, and will result in 54Mt of avoided emissions.
Nigel Morris
Nov 5, 2012
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Commercial network charges and the Bing Lee factor
Study shows massive increases in network charges, out of proportion to the rise in demand, and diminishing the solar PV industry’s ability to help business offset energy costs.
Nigel Morris
Oct 16, 2012
1
The great solar price illusion
While current low PV prices are great for consumers, the international manufacturing industry is in a world of pain. Are we living an illusion?
Nigel Morris
Oct 15, 2012
5
10 steps to Hell’s kitchen, Jimi Hendrix and solar salvation
Four young guys belted out an astounding Jimi Hendrix-like set before they lost their mojo. A little like our solar PV market.
Nigel Morris
Oct 12, 2012
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How solar power and EVs will save us
One step at a time, the world is actually changing around us. It’s just that we might not be able to see it.
Nigel Morris
Sep 29, 2012
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I’ve been to the future on an electric motorbike – it’s quiet there
Australia’s sixth registered electric motorcyclist takes his 2010 Zero DS for a coast. The result? Some problems, some benefits, 100% motorcycling.
Nigel Morris
Sep 13, 2012
5
NSW renewables plan: the good, the bad, the appalling
It is good to have a target, it would be better to have more action. And it’s time to wise up to solar PV.
Nigel Morris
Sep 8, 2012
1
Cut the spin on Victoria’s solar tariff chop
The suggestion tariff cuts somehow increase solar PV sales is either ignorant or deceptive. Victoria’s latest effort puts the industry at a distinct disadvantage.
Nigel Morris
Sep 5, 2012
4
Interview: Mind the Big Solar gap
Ingenero CEO Steve McRea discusses Australia’s mostly ‘niche’ commercial-scale solar market, and why it is lagging behind most of the developed world.
Nigel Morris
Aug 28, 2012
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