Solar
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FIMER’s PVS-175 inverters power multiple SA solar farms
Yates Electrical Services Group (YES Group) and sustainable Energy Infrastructure (SEI) entered into a long-term agreement to design, develop, own, operate and maintain five mid-large scale ... -
Australian Solar Standard (AS/NZS 5033) revised to support growing solar industry
In two decades, almost four million solar PV panel systems have been installed across Australia, which has seen a dramatic reduction in overall costs. Standards Australia ... -
Solar industry doing its own heavy lifting towards net zero
While federal politicians are deciding over net zero targets and a plan to meet them, households and small businesses are doing the heavy lifting on emissions ... -
SA network sets new mark for solar
The net load for the South Australian distribution network managed by SA Power Networks was negative for nearly four hours on Sunday 31 October as energy ... -
SafeWork NSW to visit solar farms across the state
With 16 large-scale solar farms in operation and more under construction, the NSW workplace safety regulator will be visiting solar farm construction sites across regional NSW ... -
NECA Vic, Solar Victoria launch mentoring program for Licensed Electrical Inspectors
NECA Victoria has announced that it’s collaborating with Solar Victoria in delivering a new onsite training and mentoring program for Licensed Electrical Inspectors (LEIs) working in ... -
NECA: Industry review means brighter, safer future for solar
Solar installations will be safer for consumers while licensed electrical contractors will be able to compete on a level playing field following a review into the ... -
Trina Solar publishes white paper on global inverters matching for Vertex Series modules
Trina Solar has published a white paper on ‘Inverter Matching for Trina Solar’s Vertex Series PV Modules’, including the 410W, 510W, 550W, 600W and 670W series. ... -
VBA, RMIT researching fire risks with solar panels on facades of multi-storey buildings
The Victorian Building Authority (VBA) is supporting researchers at RMIT University to better understand the fire safety risks associated with the installation of solar panels on ... -
World-first boost to customer solar options
Residents in parts of Adelaide’s southern suburbs will be the first to participate in a world-leading trial of flexible export limits, which will maximise the solar ...
