South Australia continues to push forward towards their green energy goals. The biggest hydrogen power plant in the world is set to open near Whyalla,
Enphase has given a sneak peek of their bidirectional EV charging device. The bidirectional charger can take energy from the grid AND from the property’s
The Next Generation (Next Gen) energy storage program in Canberra, ACT, has officially come to a close after achieving its target of integrating large-scale batteries
Electric buses have become fully operational in Canberra. The Yutong E12 is manufactured by a Chinese company of the same name that has been around
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LONGi, a leading solar photovoltaic (PV) products manufacturer, announced the launch of a new solar module, Hi-MO 5m, that boasts 54 cells and a performance
The Sun Cable project, a proposed solar farm in Australia’s Northern Territory, has recently come under scrutiny for its feasibility and economic viability. The project,
Western Australia’s renewable energy progress is impressive, with its renewable energy generation doubled over the last five years at 31.5 per cent. There is so
Origin Energy Limited (Origin), an Australian energy company, has granted a buyout consortium led by Brookfield more time for due diligence as concerns about the
In 2022, Australian Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, announced that Australia would enter a new era of climate and energy innovation. His promise is a new
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