Solar and Storage to power NDIS housing in first-of-its-kind pilot
First-of-its-kind project will incorpate solar and battery systems into dedicated housing for participants of the NDIS.
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Rooftop solar kills summer peak in W.A., as renewables nudge 50% share
In W.A. the "hot season" peak is now the same as the winter peak, thanks to rooftop solar. The share of renewables is also nudging 50% at times.
Rooftop solar kills summer peaks in W.A., as renewables nudge 50% share
In W.A. the "hot season" peak is now the same as the winter peak, thanks to rooftop solar. The share of renewables is also nudging 50% at times.
Britain extends run of coal-free electricity to more than six days
Adoption of solar by British households and more wind energy helps keep coal out of grid for a record period of more than six days.
Solar’s stunning rise takes big chunk out of coal in daytime market
Huge increase in solar capacity over last year is reshaping daytime power and taking a big lump out of coal generation.
RenewEconomy hits 40 million milestone, expands reporting team
RenewEconomy reaches a significant milestone, and announces the addition of Michael Mazengarb to the reporting team.
ESB releases design for retailer reliability obligation – will half a NEG cut it?
ESB releases proposed amendments to the National Electricity Rules for the implementation of the Retailer Reliability Obligation. Is half a NEG better than none at all?
Rising coal and gas costs push Australia electricity prices to record highs
Big generator bidding over summer shatter myth of cheap "base-load", as rising coal and gas costs send prices to record highs, and rooftop solar reduces demand.
‘Revolutionary change’ needed to stop global extinction crisis
Nearly a million species face extinction if we do not fundamentally change our relationship with natural world, according to world’s largest assessment of biodiversity.
Wind curtailment falls to one per cent in South Australia
Curtailment of wind generation in South Australia falls to just one per cent in latest quarter.