Workers pulled from five big solar projects as RCR collapses
Update: Workers pulled from five solar farms being built by RCR-Tomlinson as the engineering firm is placed in administration.
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Workers pulled from five big solar projects as RCR woes deepen
Workers pulled from five solar farms being built by RCR-Tomlinson as the engineering firms woes deepen.
Shorten targets one million household batteries, offers $2,000 rebate
Labor leader Bill Shorten promises $200 million in household battery rebates and a $100 million “neighbourhood energy” program to help deliver 50% renewables by 2030 and cheaper prices.
Shorten targets one million household batteries, focus on renewables
Labor leader Bill Shorten promises $200 million in household battery rebates and a $100 million “neighbourhood energy” program to help deliver 50% renewables by 2030 and cheaper prices.
Unsubsidised wind and solar now cheapest form of bulk energy
Wind and solar now beat coal in China and India, and nearly all major economies, while solar and batteries beat new coal and gas plants in Australia, according to BloombergNEF.
Origin to take demand management trial national, after “significant” success in SA
Origin Energy will broaden demand management offering after SA trials deliver "significant savings" on both electricity costs and emissions for C&I customers.
Corporate renewable energy contracts are a new force for Australia wind and solar
Corporate contracts are now one of the major drivers for large scale wind and solar projects, with Victoria and manufacturing emerging as the hot-spots.
Third battery storage maker to set up factory in South Australia
Canada's Eguana Technologies become third major battery storage company to announce manufacturing facilities in South Australia.
Tesla unveils its Gateway upgrade for Powerwall 2 battery
Tesla unveils its
Hope is rational – Germany’s radical shift to renewables and efficiency
German Energiewende demonstrates renewables transition can be economic and social success if it includes efficiency and a pro-active ‘just transition’ – policies that foster new businesses and jobs.