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Brutal – 230 workers sacked by text message on Queensland solar farm
The Electrical Trades Union (ETU) has seized on the circumstances surrounding the brutal sacking of 230 workers on a Queensland solar farm by text message at 6am on Monday as laying bare the ugly and brutal side of the Coalition’s industrial relations agenda.
Queensland’s Port of Bundaberg goes green
Gladstone Ports Corporation’s (GPC) workshop at the Port of Bundaberg is going green with a 30-kilowatt solar system installed over the entire roof.
Federal Minister’s visit unveils Redflow and Optus’ Resiliency Initiative
Redflow Limited has partnered with Optus to deploy Redflow batteries as part of the Australian Government’s Mobile Network Hardening Program.
Suqia eyes stronger ASEAN participation in 3rd biennial Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Global Water Awar
The UAE Water Aid Foundation (Suqia) held a virtual briefing for members of the press from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), to promote the third cycle of the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Global Water Award.
Consumers’ solar and batteries help stabilise grid during minimum demand record in South Australia
The Australian Energy Market Operator’s (AEMO) latest Virtual Power Plant (VPP) Knowledge Sharing Report shows that VPPs can play a role in providing network-stability services and reducing the threat from minimum demand to power system security.
ExxonMobil to convert Altona refinery to import terminal
ExxonMobil said on Wednesday that the Altona refinery is no longer considered economically viable and will be converted to an import terminal, which will ensure ongoing, reliable fuel supply for Victoria.
Leading PV inverter brands to launch products compatible with 210 ultra-high power modules
The world’s leading photovoltaic inverter brands have announced the market launch of inverters compatible with the 210 Ultra-High Power Modules. Mass production of the inverters is due to begin in March 2021, and the price is expected to remain at a level compatible with that of other types of inverters.
Trina Solar Attends the Advanced Module Technologies Conference on 210mm Sized Solar Modules
The Advanced Module Technologies Conference on 210mm sized solar modules went online as scheduled on January 27, 2021, with Trina Solar, Risen Energy, Canadian Solar, INES and other organizations devoting insights to the discussions. Trina Solar was invited to deliver a keynote speech and participate in a round-table discussion, expounding the technological advantages of 210mm sized modules and discussed the development of advanced photovoltaic module technology with domestic and overseas practitioners in the photovoltaic industry.
Federal Government stuck in the slow lane
The Federal Government needs to start accelerating the uptake of electric vehicles (EV) in Australia or risk being left behind.
AEMC finds request to change rules for energy financing unnecessary
The Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) has found no barrier to financing large-scale transmission projects under current energy rules – and proposes to keep existing rules in place to protect consumers from higher up front costs.
