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Is combining solar hot water with PV better than PV alone? (part 2)
A new study finds evacuated tube solar hot water often pays for itself quicker than typical solar electricity systems, writes SunWiz MD Warwick Johnston.Commercial, Company Updates, For Installers, Renewables, Residential, Solar, Solar
Fronius introduces project inverter
In response to a customer preference for its multiple Symo inverters over Agilo central inverters, Fronius has introduced the Eco 25/27 kW project inverters.Commercial, For Installers, Policy, Renewables, Residential, Solar, Solar, State Policy
Energex launches battery storage trial in Queensland
State-owned electricity provider Energex has launched a year-long battery storage trial in Queensland, which will use battery systems from leading companies such as Tesla and Sunverge to provide real time data on how new technologies can be integrated into the network.Comment, Commercial, Renewables, Residential, Solar, Solar
Emissions continue to rise, but solar makes strong case in SA: CEDEXEmissions continue to rise, but solar makes strong case in SA: CEDEX
Lagging investment in renewables and reduced hydro generation are contributing to Australia's rising emissions, but rooftop solar was the star during last year's heatwave in South Australia.Funding, Geothermal, Projects, Renewables, Uncategorised
ARENA funding a boost to geothermal research
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) will provide $450,000 for the University of Adelaide to map geothermal resources in Australia.Australia, Commercial, For Installers, Projects, Renewables, Solar, Solar, Solar Projects
Shortlisted 20 MW White Rock Solar Farm a ground-breaking hybrid project
Goldwind Australia's proposed 20 MW White Rock Solar Farm shortlisted in ARENA's large-scale solar funding round, is the first hybrid solar/wind renewable energy facility in the NSW region of New England Tablelands.
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Australia’s largest solar PV plants a blueprint for future projects
The completion marks a watershed moment for big solar in Australia.International, Policy, Renewables, Solar, Wind
Doubling renewables would boost Australia’s GDP and social welfare
A dramatic scaling up of renewables in the global energy mix by 2030 would increase Australia's GDP by 1.7 per cent, improve social welfare and mitigate water shortages, according to new analysis by the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA).Uncategorised
Plans for WA’s biggest solar farm unveiled
A 25 MW solar farm is to be built on the outskirts of Perth at a projected cost of $42 million, says Sun Brilliance, a Perth-based solar power systems integrator.Uncategorised