The technology, and new thinking, needed for 100 per cent renewable grid
We already much have the technology we need for 100 per cent renewable energy. We just need to think differently about how we produce and consume electricity.
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Graph of the Day: Breakdown of Australia’s two million solar homes
A state-by-state breakdown of the two million homes and businesses that now have rooftop solar.
Deep dive into first year of Tesla big battery at Hornsdale
Gluttony and stupidity. The response from government and incumbents to the role of Tesla big battery has verged on distortion and stupidity. Here are a few facts, and graphs, to correct the record.
Engie signs deal to make Queensdland’s Greater Springfield a net-zero city
Engie has signed a 50-year strategic alliance with Queensland’s Springfield City Group to make the city a net-zero energy city.
Engie signs deal to make Queensland’s Greater Springfield a net-zero city
Engie has signed a 50-year strategic alliance with Queensland’s Springfield City Group to make the city a net-zero energy city.
Sonnen, Tiko virtual power plant allows consumers to displace conventional power plants
Sonnen and Tiko combine to use household batteries to provide primary balancing power for German network, meaning consumers can perform the tasks of big conventional power plants.
Test Drive: Hyundai Ioniq and the “new normal” in electric cars
Hyundai has made every effort to make its Ioniq electric vehicle range look normal or average. The driving experience is anything but.
Test drive: Jaguar I-Pace, electric heaven
After a lifelong love of Jaguars, RE got to test drive the newly released, fully electric i-Pace. And, well, wow. ...Is it better than a Tesla Model S?
The Driven Podcast: On the road with Hyundai’s full electric Ioniq
In this week’s podcast, we test drive the full electric Ioniq and chat with Hyundai’s head of future mobility.
Why AEMO needs to update its 100 per cent renewable energy study
AEMO should publish an updated 100%-renewable energy plan. A lot has changed since it last tackled the issue, with little enthusiasm, in 2013.