Solar

Solar Insiders Podcast: Tindo’s shining light in solar market

Rooftop solar industry is on another solar coaster, or should that be a Covid-coaster, with some enjoying a lift in demand and others seeing the market fall away.

One company doing well is Tindo Solar, and CEO Glenn Morelli joins the Solar Insider podcast to explain why his company is experiencing increased demand in both battery storage and rooftop solar, and his plans for an expansion to Australia’s only solar module factory.

Plus: NT kills the last of the one-for-one solar tariffs as it looks to subsidise household batteries, and W.A. comes up with an admirable plan to support the rollout of more distributed energy – solar, batteries, EVs and demand response.

You can find previous episodes of the Solar Insiders podcast here or on your favourite podcast platform.

Solar Analytics is a proud sponsor of Solar Insiders.

 

PVsell is a proud sponsor of Solar Insiders
PVsell is a proud sponsor of Solar Insiders

 

Clenergy is a proud sponsor of Solar Insiders

 

Share

Recent Posts

Bowen launches review of emission caps and credits for Australia’s biggest carbon polluters

Policy review will investigate settings for Australia's 2030 and 2035 emissions reduction targets.

7 August 2026

Energy Insiders Podcast: Will data centres make or break wind?

Kane Thornton has moved from the peak renewables body to data centres, now the presumed…

7 August 2026

Climate Active is dead. The funeral will not be certified carbon neutral

Australia's government-run "carbon neutral" certification scheme is being wound up. It is good news for…

7 August 2026

Australia’s first offshore wind auction is “going ahead as planned,” new energy minister confirms

Victoria's newly appointed energy minister says the state will go ahead as planned with Australia's…

7 August 2026

Labor’s data centre gas double-speak leaves the gate open for dodgy offsets

A promise of banning gas while waving through “gas firming” and “gas peaking” with unlimited offsets leaves…

7 August 2026

Massive wind project, with up to 280 of Australia’s biggest-ever turbines, seeks federal green tick

Plans for a potentially massive new wind farm start federal environmental assessment, proposing up to…

7 August 2026