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SwitchedOn podcast: Why are some home batteries so cheap?
Cheaper home battery systems can mean tighter margins, and fewer guarantees your installer will be there if something goes wrong.
Anne Delaney

Apr 23, 2026

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SwitchedOn podcast: The tax tweak that could cut renters energy bills
Renters pay more for energy because landlords won’t act — a simple budget fix could unlock cheaper, cleaner power for millions.
Anne Delaney

Apr 15, 2026

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SwitchedOn podcast: The hidden crisis behind rising electricity disconnections
Are the rising number of electricity disconnections the tip of an energy debt iceberg that will increase as we electrify everything?
Anne Delaney

Apr 9, 2026

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SwitchedOn podcast: The plug-in solar hack that’s now booming in Germany
How balcony solar is reshaping household energy use in Germany.
Anne Delaney

Mar 31, 2026

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SwitchedOn podcast: How households are reshaping the role of electricity networks
As households generate, store and manage their own power, electricity networks are being forced to rethink their role in a rapidly changing energy system.
Anne Delaney

Mar 24, 2026

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SwitchedOn podcast: What regional communities really want from renewables
What will it take for regional communities to move from hosting renewable projects to sharing in their long-term value?
Anne Delaney

Mar 17, 2026

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SwitchedOn podcast: Are solar households shifting electricity costs onto everyone else?
A heated debate over network pricing: should electricity tariffs reward households that cut their reliance on the grid, or should everyone pay more to simply stay connected?
Anne Delaney

Mar 10, 2026

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SwitchedOn podcast: How will the data industry control the future of clean energy?
What if the clean energy transition is led not by utilities, but by the data and AI industry? Luis F. Gonzalez says AI doesn’t just use electricity – it reshapes who builds and controls the grid.
Anne Delaney

Feb 19, 2026

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SwitchedOn podcast: The home battery lock-in no one warns you about
Simon Hackett says government subsidies should only support home batteries that let consumers choose their software and energy services freely. Currently they don’t.
Anne Delaney

Feb 11, 2026

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SwitchedOn podcast: How apartments and renters can plug into solar, if the rules change
Balcony solar has taken off overseas, but Australian rules mean apartment dwellers and renters are locked out of a new way to deliver cheap, clean power.
Anne Delaney

Feb 3, 2026

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SwitchedOn podcast: Why energy companies should be forced to act in their customers’ best interests
Former regulator, Ron Ben-David argues that loyalty penalties, consumer confusion and endless rule-making all stem from a flawed market design that puts responsibility on households instead of energy retailers.
Anne Delaney

Jan 20, 2026

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SwitchedOn podcast: Future-proofing footy – the climate solutions strengthening local clubs
When trusted footy players back climate solutions, local clubs become powerful hubs for the energy transition.
Anne Delaney

Dec 31, 2025

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