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Mitsubishi confirms pricing for new Triton, as well as hybrid option
The new-generation Mitsubishi Triton has only just hit been revealed, with a local launch currently penned in for February 2024, but the Japanese automaker has already ... -
Ford F-150 enters Australia
Ford Australia has announced the arrival of the F-150 range to Australia, the first time the F-150 has been officially offered through the Ford dealer network ... -
Sun-derperfoming? Why a new wave of solar panels may lose their spark too soon
Did you know that the newest solar panels on the commercial market, using the very latest cutting-edge technology, can decline in performance up to 50% inside ... -
Trina Solar and Australia’s Solar Juice sign MoU for modules totalling 1GW
Trina Solar has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Australian solar wholesale distributor Solar Juice. Under the agreement, Solar Juice will purchase 1GW of Trina Solar ... -
BLUETTI delivers EP760 for cost-effective home energy management
BLUETTI has delivered the EP760 for cost-effective home energy management and continuous home heating and lighting during power outages. Compatible with various solar panels, the EP760 ... -
The golden rule in solar lighting
‘Power in equals power out’, is the rule that must not be broken with solar lighting. John Warren from Orca Solar Lighting runs through that and ... -
High Court’s historic decision a win for EVs
Two Victorian electric vehicle (EV) drivers have been celebrating their win in court after they had argued that Victoria’s road user charge was unconstitutional. A majority ... -
Trina Solar launches Vertex S+ dual-glass aesthetic black solar panel
Trina Solar has just launched the latest addition to their market-leading Vertex S+ panel range, NEG9RC.27, offering the next generation of technologically advanced solar panels for ... -
Getting our hands on the 2023 Renault Trafic
As far as facelifts go, the Renault Trafic’s 2022 revamp extends quite a way beyond just an epidermal reshuffle. Sure, there’s a new nose at the ... -
Adapting to a greener future: Improving switchboard capability for growing energy needs
In the ever-changing landscape of our electrical network, there is a monumental shift towards greener energies for businesses and homes. The older switchboard standard, AS/NZS 3439:2009 ...
