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Ingeteam contributes to the execution of the Aldoga Solar Farm through its advanced power electronics and control technology, supplying its photovoltaic inverters and power plant control system.
As energy prices remain volatile and solar adoption accelerates across Australia, households are increasingly seeking more predictable and structured energy outcomes. Spiring Energy today announced the launch of a new managed home energy model designed to help eligible homeowners systematically offset their annual electricity usage charges through coordinated technology, defined energy entitlements, and intelligent management.
Bluecurrent has installed the first EDMI NEOS smart meter in New Zealand, with deployment in Australia starting later this year.
Evoenergy is introducing new digital capability across Canberra’s electricity network as it adapts to rising demand and the growing uptake of customer energy resources such as rooftop solar, batteries and electric vehicles.
UON, a Western Australian integrated energy company, continues its strategic partnership with Scania to support the introduction of Scania’s next-generation battery electric vehicle chassis in Australia.
Leading home battery provider joins forces with the Hawks to deliver energy independence and exclusive member benefits.
Synapse Technologies, a provider of advanced AI-integrated energy system modelling and planning software, has today announced that the founder and director of international sustainable energy investor, Avenis Group, has closed a minority equity investment in the company.
LIB, a home energy brand dedicated exclusively to the home, has launched in the Australian market with the debut of its first home battery system: LIB HomeStack and the LIB Inverter.
GoodWe Australia announced that its new Three-Phase ESA All-in-One energy storage system has received Clean Energy Council approval, making way for installations across the country from late March/early April.
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency is providing up to $3.25 million in funding to MGA Thermal for up to five front-end engineering design studies to accelerate the commercialisation of their proprietary thermal energy storage technology, supporting industrial electrification.
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