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Lack of consumer energy resources retailer memberships skew EWON complaint data
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Up the ante on ambition: $250 million Solar Sunshot Round 3 now open
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Beyond peak shaving: Are we selling commercial solar and batteries short?
Australia’s C&I solar sector is entering a new phase, with changes to federal incentives making systems up to 1 MW more financially attractive. But while solar economics are improving, are installers and designers overlooking some of the biggest opportunities available from battery storage?
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Queensland solar farms change hands in $22 million deal
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Up the ante on ambition: $250 million Solar Sunshot Round 3 now open
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency has opened the $250 million Solar Sunshot Round 3, for local and global companies to develop product, manufacture, or scale-up technology capable of reducing large-scale solar costs and speeding up solar build times in Australia.
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ARENA pumps $32.3 million into solar robotics manufacturing projects
Australian-made solar panel installation and piling robots are moving towards commercial-scale production with the federal government committing more than $32 million to establish new manufacturing facilities in Victoria and Queensland.
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Thermal energy storage delivers industrial heat but can solve grid issues too
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Acciona, GenusPlus, UGL contracted to unlock 2.3 GW of renewable energy in WA
Acciona, GenusPlus and UGL Engineering have been selected by the Western Australian government to deliver the state’s Clean Energy Link – East transmission line project, which will help unlock the equivalent renewable energy used of a million homes.
9 hours ago
Up the ante on ambition: $250 million Solar Sunshot Round 3 now open
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency has opened the $250 million Solar Sunshot Round 3, for local and global companies to develop product, manufacture, or scale-up technology capable of reducing large-scale solar costs and speeding up solar build times in Australia.
13 hours ago
Beyond peak shaving: Are we selling commercial solar and batteries short?
Australia’s C&I solar sector is entering a new phase, with changes to federal incentives making systems up to 1 MW more financially attractive. But while solar economics are improving, are installers and designers overlooking some of the biggest opportunities available from battery storage?
Oct 14, 2026
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Acciona, GenusPlus, UGL contracted to unlock 2.3 GW of renewable energy in WA
Acciona, GenusPlus and UGL Engineering have been selected by the Western Australian government to deliver the state’s Clean Energy Link – East transmission line project, which will help unlock the equivalent renewable energy used of a million homes.
9 hours ago
Lack of consumer energy resources retailer memberships skew EWON complaint data
The true number of consumer complaints about residential or business rooftop solar or battery energy storage system installations in New South Wales, is hidden from the state’s energy ombudsman due to a lack of retailer memberships.
9 hours ago
Up the ante on ambition: $250 million Solar Sunshot Round 3 now open
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency has opened the $250 million Solar Sunshot Round 3, for local and global companies to develop product, manufacture, or scale-up technology capable of reducing large-scale solar costs and speeding up solar build times in Australia.
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Benefits of rooftop solar shared across remote WA community
The switch has been flicked on 270 kW of shared solar installed across rooftops in the town of Mowanjum in Western Australia’s Kimberley region as part of a joint state and federal government program designed to improve energy resilience and reduce reliance on diesel generation in remote communities.
Oct 14, 2026
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Up the ante on ambition: $250 million Solar Sunshot Round 3 now open
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency has opened the $250 million Solar Sunshot Round 3, for local and global companies to develop product, manufacture, or scale-up technology capable of reducing large-scale solar costs and speeding up solar build times in Australia.
13 hours ago
Multiple grounding points cut lightning-induced overvoltage in solar panels by up to 55%
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AVL teams with US company to test Australian vanadium for heavy-duty batteries
Australian Vanadium Limited has teamed with United States-headquartered battery technology company Tyfast Energy to evaluate Australian vanadium for use in fast-charging lithium-ion batteries targeting mining, trucking, construction and defence applications.
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Researchers reduce losses in organic solar cells by restricting emission angle
Spanish researchers have developed an optical cavity that reduces Boltzmann losses in organic solar cells by restricting photon emission angles. The approach could help push single-junction solar cell efficiencies beyond the Shockley-Queisser limit.
Oct 11, 2026
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