Latest Podcasts
Solar Insiders Podcast: Will the home battery boom have a bust?
Nelson Zheng from Pylon on why the battery rebate has been kinder to some businesses than others – and how some won’t survive this ride on the “solar coaster.” Plus, news of the week.SwitchedOn podcast: How three hours of free solar power can cost you more
Solar Sharer exposes a fundamental problem with our energy system – protecting retailer revenues can take priority over cutting household bills.
Energy Insiders Podcast:Â Why we need regional leaders for renewable transition
Sabiene Heindl from The Energy Charter on the need for strong regional leaders for transition to renewables. Plus: The frack up over data centres, and other news.
Energy Insiders
Energy Insiders Podcast: El Niño is coming
Karl Braganza, head of research at the BoM, explains El Niño and what it means for Australia. Plus: Peter Hannam joins us to discuss New England, new projects, the future of transmission lines and news of the week.
Energy Insiders Special: The missing molecules – SAF, energy security and Australia’s next industrial opportunity
Much of Australia’s energy transition debate has focused on electricity – renewables, transmission, batteries and the grid. But there’s another part of the transition that’s arguably just as important, and one that receives far less attention: the future of liquid fuels.
Solar Insiders
Solar Insiders Podcast: Why recycling used PV panels is not always the best option
Michelle McCann from PV Lab explains why we need to get used modules off Facebook and onto a real market for second-life solar.
Solar Insiders Podcast: Bowen’s big bet on the “missing middle”
Rob Potter from the Smart Energy Council joins to discuss federal Labor’s announcement that it will extend the SRES to rooftop PV projects up to 1 MW and fill the “missing middle” of the solar market.
SwitchedOn Australia
SwitchedOn podcast: How three hours of free solar power can cost you more
Solar Sharer exposes a fundamental problem with our energy system – protecting retailer revenues can take priority over cutting household bills.
Biggest barrier to electrifying apartments? Knowing what’s possible | SwitchedOn Australia
Electrifying an apartment building can be complicated, but sometimes the biggest barrier is simply getting started.The Driven Podcast
The Driven Podcast: Robert Llewellyn on the EV boom, China and what’s next for Everything Electric
Fully Charged founder Robert Llewellyn joins The Driven Podcast to discuss the rapidly changing EV market, the rise of Chinese carmakers, Australia’s growing importance, and Europe’s vastly improved charging network.
