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Solar unlimited: How to use inverters to get past export limits
Solar panel system owners are becoming more and more ambitious about what they want from their PV systems, and are now installing 10kW + PV arrays and over-sizing their inverters.
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Enphase Energy opens its first R&D center in India
India is powering the growth of solar with its ambitious targets for clean energy and is expected to be ranked as the world’s third largest solar market in 2017. Enphase plans to support this rapid growth with the opening of its Bangalore R&D center.
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Renewable Energy Market Report – NEG causes jump in prices
Market uncertainty created by proposed National Energy Guarantee has caused longer term LGC prices to jump, while STC market worried about oversupply.
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Yes, the Tesla battery is massive, but it can do much more beside
Many are now watching to see what impact the battery has on the SA electricity market, and whether it could be a game-changer nationally.
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Get ready for a summer of spite over energy supplies
AEMO turns to demand management and its emergency reserve due to problems in gas supply in Victoria last week, and the absence of a major coal unit. This came as conservatives continue to belittle the Tesla big battery and say they hope for a widespread blackout over summer.
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Charging for Tesla truck could power 3,200 UK homes for 1 hour
Power needed to recharge one Tesla Semi in 30 minutes would power up to 3,200 typical UK homes for one hour.
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Blockchain not just about smarter grids – it could be a life saver
In the case of life support, blockchain technology could make life better for everyone – improving safety for the sick while saving costs for electricity providers.
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China spoils launch of world’s first electric cargo ship by using it to haul coal
The good news is that China has launched the world’s first all-electric cargo ship. The bad news is that it is being used to haul coal.
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Australia breaks record again for rooftop solar installs in November
A total of 120MW of rooftop solar was installed in November, knocking off five year old record set when demand was fuelled by premium tariffs.
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Graph of the Day: Queensland’s biggest solar farm powers up
The first 50MW of Genex Power’s Kidston solar and “giant water battery” project has started sending electricity to the grid. Here's what that looks like.
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Essential drops plan to increase bills, despite court victory
Essential Energy decides not introduce power price rises for its more than 800,000 rural customers, after winning a two-year battle to be allowed to do just that.
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Genex achieves first revenue for Kidston solar stage 1
Genex Power Limited is pleased to announce that, following successful transformer energisation of the Kidston Solar Stage 1 Project, Genex has now generated its first revenue from KS1.
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ASX top 20 companies for climate change reporting in 2017
We've looked at the top 20 companies listed on the ASX to see what they actually said about climate change in their latest annual report.
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Developing nations are driving record growth in solar power
Emerging markets now account for the majority of growth in solar power, according to new data from Bloomberg New Energy Finance .
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How to find a site for a solar farm in less than 10 minutes
Want to know where to connect a local solar farm to the grid? Now you can, in 10 minutes or less.
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Plans for Australia’s first offshore wind farm gather pace
Offshore Energy has partnered with Danish renewables developer CIP on plan to build $8 billion, 2GW wind farm off Victoria's coast.
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Australia’s biggest merchant solar farm inks deal with Western Power
Sun Brilliance Power will sell the electricity from its 128MW "merchant" solar farm to the WA grid, after signing deals with Western Power.
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Tesla big battery officially switched on in South Australia
Tesla big battery officially switched on in South Australia, after helping local grid deal with soaring temperatures and demand peak a day earlier, meaning one less gas generator was needed. "History in the making," said Premier Jay Weatherill.
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Driving climate action through electric vehicle MOU
CT Climate Change and Sustainability Minister Shane Rattenbury will today sign a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Mayors and Ministers from several other jurisdictions to support the greater use of electric vehicles (EVs).
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Why coal and gas plants should pay solar and storage for back-up
New report says coal plants vulnerable to failure in summer heatwaves should contract with solar and storage to provide "heat-safe" back-up. Meanwhile, Frydenberg launches Menzies report full of economic and ideological claptrap about renewables.
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