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Who’s afraid of demand response?
Many big companies are happy to reduce demand in the middle of a heatwave, but are not allowed to by their retailers. It’s outrageous.
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Musk says Tesla big battery to pay for itself within a few years, bigger ones on the way
Musk says Tesla big battery will pay for itself within a few years, and has sparked interest from other governments for even bigger batteries to replace gas peaking plants.
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Yurika may add another 9 big batteries across Queensland after identifying a new market for batteries in supporting local networks.
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Huge solar and battery storage projects proposed for South Australia
Two new major solar and battery storage projects proposed for South Australia, pushing the state closer to a 100 per cent renewable energy share.
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Jan 30, 2019
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New wind-solar-battery power plant wins approval in Western Australia
Lacour Energy appoints Goldwind to build major wind and solar hybrid project in W.A. wheatbelt that will likely also include battery storage.
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Queensland government-owned Yurika to manage a Tesla big battery in Townsville to allow more solar, defer network spending, and add to virtual power plant capacity.
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Jan 23, 2019
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Jan 16, 2019
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Six developments that changed the world of energy in 2018
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Dec 21, 2018
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Tesla activates Tesla Powerwall “storm watch” in Queensland – first time outside US
Tesla activated its “storm watch” mode for household batteries ahead of last week’s cyclone in north Queensland – the first time it has done so outside the US.
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Dec 21, 2018
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