Road to ZERO is a podcast that features industry experts, technology specialists, and celebrities who discuss all things renewable with our CEO, Roshan.
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What role will battery storage play in Australia’s renewable energy future?
In this episode of Road to ZERO, I’m joined by Isaac Palmer from Hinen Australia to talk home battery storage, commercial & industrial (C&I) energy storage, climate change and whether Australia could ultimately become 100% renewable.
We recently visited Hinen in China while filming Episode 2 of Global Energy Revolution, where we saw their residential and C&I battery storage systems being manufactured firsthand. We discuss Hinen’s latest technology, why Australia is such an important market, and why energy storage will be critical to our transition to renewables.
Isaac Palmer
Hinen
Alex Carey
GoodWe Ambassador
Nicole Stegmann
Energy Matters
Dan Caesar
Everything Electric
John Wright
GoodWe
Ross Crawford
AIKO
Lachlan Wornes
BLUETTI
Brooks Richard
FOX ESS
Patrick Pragasam
Fronius
Martin Alexander
Greenbank Environmental
Con Hristodoulidis
Clean Energy Council
David Cobb
Auswell Energy
Phil Krok
Anker SOLIX
Simon van Der Aa
Hydro Tasmania
Avinash Bangaru
Solis
Edward Vawdrey
Popit
Dean Williamson
GoodWe
Leesa Blazley
Momentum Energy
Erin van Maanen
Hydro Tasmania
Aydit Subat
BLUETTI