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JA Solar, a global leader in the PV industry, was again recognized for excellence in product quality, performance, and reliability. The company’s flagship n-type module, DeepBlue 4.0 Pro, was awarded the “Overall Highest Achiever” distinction in the 2025 PV Module Index Report released by the Renewable Energy Test Center, marking JA Solar’s sixth consecutive year to receive this top-tier honor.
The Albanese Labor Government is helping households, small businesses and community groups bring down their energy bills with the roll out of the Cheaper Home Batteries program beginning today.
Large Australian energy users are being urged to take greater control of their electricity purchasing strategies, as growing market volatility and a rapidly changing environment expose businesses to rising energy costs and financial risk.
Transgrid has welcomed commencement of the NSW government’s Strategic Benefit Payments Scheme for new major transmission projects, an important milestone acknowledging the vital role that landholders play in supporting the state’s renewable energy transition.
StarCharge, a global leader in EV charging infrastructure and smart energy solutions, has officially launched its flagship Halo V2G bidirectional DC charger in the Australian market.
The State Electricity Commission s building a network of installer and trade businesses to help Victorian households reduce their energy bills and emissions by making the switch to electric.
PowerPlus Energy is proud to announce that its Australian-made ECO4847P lithium battery is now officially listed under the Clean Energy Council’s Battery Assurance Program. This recognition confirms the ECO4847P meets Australia’s highest standards for safety, quality, and performance in residential energy storage.
Power bills could be a thing of the past for millions of Aussies, as landmark home battery rebate schemes kick off today, marking what the Clean Energy Council – the leading peak body for the industry – is calling Energy Independence Day.
The Clean Energy Council has expressed disappointment following the Queensland Parliament’s decision to pass its proposed renewable energy planning reforms without amendment. The national peak body for the renewable energy sector is concerned that these new laws will add complexity, delay approvals for large-scale renewable projects and put much-needed investment in Queensland at risk.
The Renewable Energy (Electricity) Amendment (Cheaper Home Batteries Program) Regulations 2025 have now become law.
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