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  • Tesla targets Australia as 1st market for Powerwall, deliveries in 2015

    Tesla targets Australia as 1st market for Powerwall, deliveries in 2015

    Australia has been prioritised as first global market to get the 7kWh Tesla Powerwall home battery storage systems, with first deliveries later this year.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Sep 17, 2015
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  • Households to play central role in high renewable energy system
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    Households to play central role in high renewable energy system

    Malcolm Turnbull wants Australians to embrace new technologies. A new report suggests we could start in the home, where rooftop PV, battery storage and EVs will enable consumers to play a central role in a modern, flexible grid driven by wind and solar.
    Giles Parkinson
    Sep 16, 2015
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  • Australian rooftop solar installs down 10% in 2015, despite fall in prices

    Australian rooftop solar installs down 10% in 2015, despite fall in prices

    Rooftop solar installs are down sharply in 2015, despite a fall in system prices. Are incumbents winning by slashing solar tariffs?
    Giles Parkinson
    Sep 11, 2015
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  • WA government feels the heat over “ban” on storage and EVs

    WA government feels the heat over “ban” on storage and EVs

    Synergy and WA government rethinking “ban” on storage and EVs, blaming it on poor communications. But that’s not the whole story.
    Giles Parkinson
    Sep 11, 2015
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  • SolarCity to provide dispatchable power from utility-scale solar in Hawaii
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    SolarCity to provide dispatchable power from utility-scale solar in Hawaii

    Hawaii utility signs contract to build integrated solar and storage system, the first utility-scale solar plant to provide electricity on demand.
    Christian Roselund
    Sep 11, 2015
    4
  • Queensland, Victoria look to reverse falls in solar feed-in tariffs

    Queensland, Victoria look to reverse falls in solar feed-in tariffs

    Both the Queensland and Victorian governments are pushing to have the benefits of the rooftop solar PV reflected in payments, in reviews to try and discover the “fair price” of solar.
    Giles Parkinson
    Sep 11, 2015
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  • Graph of the Day: solar PV vs flat-screen TV

    Graph of the Day: solar PV vs flat-screen TV

    Can the growth trajectory of solar PV be likened to that of LCD TVs? It has been, but this graph shows we’re not quite there yet on solar.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Sep 10, 2015
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  • Australia tipped to have 50GW of solar capacity by 2040

    Australia tipped to have 50GW of solar capacity by 2040

    Bloomberg New Energy Finance predicts 50GW of solar capacity in Australia by 2040, including half of all households, massive installations on industrial facilities, and a big roll-out of large-scale solar.
    Giles Parkinson
    Sep 10, 2015
    9
  • Regional Vic health centre going solar via community funding model

    Regional Vic health centre going solar via community funding model

    Totally Renewable Yackandandah to use highly successful crowd funding model to install 90kW solar at local not-for-profit health care centre.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Sep 10, 2015
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  • Queensland lifts large scale solar auction target to 60MW

    Queensland lifts large scale solar auction target to 60MW

    Queensland lifts large scale solar auction target to 60MW, as it looks to kick-start big solar plants and create a “solar state”
    Giles Parkinson
    Sep 9, 2015
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  • Enphase chooses Australia for launch of plug’n’play battery unit

    Enphase chooses Australia for launch of plug’n’play battery unit

    First battery offering from Enphase has launched in Australia – a market the US tech company says could be first to achieve battery ‘parity.’
    Sophie Vorrath
    Sep 9, 2015
    9
  • Solar is very cheap, but the model is broken, says Origin Energy

    Solar is very cheap, but the model is broken, says Origin Energy

    Origin Energy says solar is the cheapest form of energy for households, but warns that sub-standard systems – particularly inverters – are causing problems for consumers. It even suggested a “pink batts” moment could trigger the removal of remaining subsidies. But the company has also been at fault.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Sep 8, 2015
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