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SwitchedOn podcast: Why the energy industry keeps getting consumers wrong
The energy industry has assumed consumers manage their energy use like ‘mini-economists’ or ‘mini-engineers.’ Digital ...
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Network launches flexible rooftop solar exports as an antidote to sun tax
Network launches AI-powered flexible export system to help rooftop solar customers get more from their investment while ...
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Solar for apartments scheme launches in second state, offering up to $150,000 in grants
A $25 million initiative to install shared rooftop solar systems for apartment buildings has opened to applications, backed ...
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SwitchedOn podcast: Like a game of snakes and ladders – the struggle to switch on a community battery
In the first of a new series of interviews with local groups installing community batteries, Village Power director Graeme ...
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Solar for apartments support scheme now open, with grants up to $150,000
Grants of up to $150,000 are now available for apartment blocks to install solar, with expected savings of up to $600 for ...
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Brisbane Lions score two community batteries to play footy when the sun don’t shine
Brisbane Lions awarded two government funded batteries, to store solar from a huge on-site array and take part in Momentum ...
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Solar soaking electric heat pump hot water can slash hundreds from home power bills
UNSW study finds switching to electric heat pump hot water and using it as a solar soak can save Australian households ...
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Smart meters alone can’t manage the growth of rooftop solar, batteries and EVs
Integrating smart meters with low voltage network monitoring addresses the challenges that come with the growth of consumer ...