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Beyond the bowser: why grid orchestration and smart tariffs are the real EV revolution
Kaluza Director of Product (C&I) Jesse Warburg spoke to pv magazine about how electric vehicle sales spikes may indicate panic buying in the wake of rising oil prices, but the real value is to coordinate and unlock flexibility to serve the next wave of electrified demand.
Sep 11, 2026
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ClearVue secures key certification to support global solar tech rollout
ClearVue Technologies has secured international certification for its thermal management junction box, a critical electrical component in the company’s building-integrated PV products, marking a key step in the commercial deployment of its solar facade products.
Solar module recycling based on oxidative liquefaction
Researchers have developed a low-temperature, hydrogen peroxide-mediated oxidative liquefaction process to recycle end-of-life solar panels by selectively breaking down polymers into useful chemical feedstocks. The proposed method reduces energy consumption, eliminates hazardous solvents, and minimises landfill waste compared to traditional recycling techniques.
Australia’s fuel security hedge is electrification. It will only work with long-duration storage
Recent disruptions to the Strait of Hormuz are a reminder of a simple fact: energy markets reprice risk quickly. In Australia, this pain is initially felt in transport and parts of industry that rely on imported liquid fuels, with prices set offshore and supply chains we do not control. Reducing that risk exposure depends on accelerating electrification of those sectors, where it is economic to do so.
BHP teams with Traditional Owners to explore renewable options in Pilbara
BHP has entered a partnership with Yindjibarndi Energy Corporation to explore potential large-scale renewable energy solutions that could help power the mining giant’s iron ore operations in Western Australia’s Pilbara region.
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Beyond the bowser: why grid orchestration and smart tariffs are the real EV revolution
Kaluza Director of Product (C&I) Jesse Warburg spoke to pv magazine about how electric vehicle sales spikes may indicate panic buying in the wake of rising oil prices, but the real value is to coordinate and unlock flexibility to serve the next wave of electrified demand.
ClearVue secures key certification to support global solar tech rollout
ClearVue Technologies has secured international certification for its thermal management junction box, a critical electrical component in the company’s building-integrated PV products, marking a key step in the commercial deployment of its solar facade products.
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Solar module recycling based on oxidative liquefaction
Researchers have developed a low-temperature, hydrogen peroxide-mediated oxidative liquefaction process to recycle end-of-life solar panels by selectively breaking down polymers into useful chemical feedstocks. The proposed method reduces energy consumption, eliminates hazardous solvents, and minimises landfill waste compared to traditional recycling techniques.
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BHP teams with Traditional Owners to explore renewable options in Pilbara
BHP has entered a partnership with Yindjibarndi Energy Corporation to explore potential large-scale renewable energy solutions that could help power the mining giant’s iron ore operations in Western Australia’s Pilbara region.
UNSW, DAS Solar build tunnel back-contact solar cell with 27% efficiency, lower silver content
Researchers from UNSW and DAS Solar developed a zero-busbar metal grid optimisation approach for tunnel oxide passivated back-contact (TBC) silicon solar cells, enabling more efficient current collection at the rear surface while reducing silver consumption by 3–4 mg/W. The first TBC cells produced in mass manufacturing using this technique have demonstrated efficiencies exceeding 27%.
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