Author: Phil Kreveld
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More solar electrons with Aussie ingenuity
Solar panel manufacturing has nearly all left Australian shores. Phil Kreveld looks into a local innovation that could bring the technology back to home soil. It ... -
Are sparkies involved in the renewable transition?
Electricians are heavily involved in Australia’s renewable transition. More and more rooftop solar is being connected every day and sparkies are respected professionals when it comes ... -
Do you know what happens when a solar panel is struck by lighting?
Solar panels sit atop our homes or are exposed in solar farms, soaking up as many rays as they can. Phil Kreveld looks at what happens ... -
Enabling the vehicle-to-grid innovation with the latest draft Standard
We’re merely scratching the surface of what EVs can do for the home with V2G, V2H and V2L capabilities around the corner. Phil Kreveld looks into ... -
Solar glass: Through thick and thin
Australians are used to solar panels that are about 300 microns thick and they’ve stood the test of time. Phil Kreveld finds out more about a ... -
Future sight: What’s the solar industry going to look like?
The way we consume electricity is changing and sparkies are at the forefront of the revolution. Clairvoyant Phil Kreveld looks at what life will be like ... -
Taking the sun from under your nose
One of the benefits of installing your own solar panels is being able to do what you like with excess power. Phil Kreveld looks into how ... -
What’s the difference between P and N-type solar panels?
The modern solar panel industry is focused on N-type solar panels over P-doped panels but little is really known about the two types that grace Australian ... -
What will microgrids mean for Aussie electricians?
Microgrids have grown considerably since they were ushered in nearly a century ago. Phil Kreveld looks at where they stand and what it’ll do for the ... -
Green against black – the future of electricity
The electrical industry is changing and the way we get power already isn’t the same as it always was. Phil Kreveld looks at what’s happening and ...
