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One ship loaded with solar PV is now worth more to the grid than 120 coal-carriers
Technology gains mean that one ship load of solar PV panels is now worth more to the grid than 120 coal carriers, or 57 LNG tankers.
Ray Wills
Jan 16, 2026
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Chart of the day
Big batteries overtake big solar in the world’s largest isolated grid
In the world’s biggest isolated grid, the addition of two giant batteries has seen daily battery dispatch overtake that of utility scale solar.
Ray Wills
Nov 30, 2025
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Commentary
Gas and high coal penetration are the drivers of expensive, volatile power prices
The evidence in observed data and modelled projections shows that delaying renewables does not save money: It prolongs high prices and entrenches fossil fuels.
Ray Wills
Oct 14, 2025
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Australia keeps adding solar, as rooftop installs head to one million
More than 10% of Australian homes now have installed solar panels, and projections suggest 1 million homes will have rooftop PV by mid-2013.
Ray Wills
Oct 10, 2012
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Over 750,000 homes in Australia now have rooftop solar
That’s 1.7GW of installed capacity and counting, with new data suggesting small-scale solar will rise to over 2.3 GW in around 12 months time.
Ray Wills
Jul 23, 2012
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Australian car makers need change, not more of the same
The Australian auto industry has been asleep at the wheel. And until it wakes up to the changing climate, the job losses will continue.
Ray Wills
Jul 18, 2012
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Solar subsidies: who needs them?
Continuously falling PV prices mean that, by the end of next year, subsidies for solar will no longer be needed to drive rooftop installations.
Ray Wills
Jun 27, 2012
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