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Upcoming S-5! Solar Installer Training course for ANZ
S-5!, manufacturers of solar solutions, has announced a new course, specifically designed for Australia and New Zealand on Thursday 1 April 2021 at 2pm AEDT. Presented ... -
SunEnergy: “Solar needs tailored solutions, not a one-size-fits-all”
SunEnergy managing director Lee Lake responded to the Australian Energy Market Commission’s draft determination aimed at small-scale solar and batteries into the grid, saying the industry ... -
Keeping the lights on: Committee to examine future energy generation and storage
The House of Representatives Standing Committee on the Environment and Energy has launched a new inquiry into dispatchable energy generation and storage capability in Australia. Committee ... -
Energy Renaissance delivering defence-grade cybersecure battery management system
Energy Renaissance, an Australian lithium-ion battery manufacturer, has announced that it will develop a defence-grade cybersecure Battery Management System (BMS) for its super storage family of ... -
AEMC move to support more solar
The Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) has drafted a rule change to allow more distributed energy resources (DER) onto the grid, a move which has been ... -
CEDIA Australian smart home study looks at challenges facing industry
CEDIA has released the results of its first-of-a-kind study designed to address unanswered questions about the size and scope of Australia’s residential technology integration industry and ... -
ARENA commits $47 million to Queensland pumped hydro plant
Australia’s first pumped hydro plant in 37 years is one step closer, after the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) committed to support Genex Power’s Kidston Stage ... -
AGL firms up reliability, Loy Yang battery moves ahead
AGL has lodged a planning application to the Victorian Minister for Planning and Department of Environment, Water, Land and Planning for a 200MW, four-hour duration grid-scale ... -
$1.5 million e-mobility fellowship to spark jobs growth
The Australian e-mobility sector is getting a charge up with a $1.5 million investment to The University of Queensland from the family foundation of energy entrepreneur ...
