This week in Solar: Solar cars, solar at night, and more
1. Solar breakthrough in Bill Gates-back technology innovation Tech startup Heliogen reveals their secret success: combining mirrors and AI to...
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Solar Trust Centre Team : Mar 9, 2020 8:00:45 PM
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The cost-efficient, lowly priced panels will be available across the country in April, which comes seven years after the range was initially introduced to international markets.
Perhaps an app could streamline the workload of roof-top PV installers and accelerate the renewable energy transition … “Snap!” said a number of industry like-thinkers who are partnering with the founders of a powerful new digital tool to help the worldwide roof-top sector scale.
The Australia-first facility combines 12 wind turbines, 55,000 solar panels, and four megawatt hours of battery storage, all designed to power 35,000 homes.
The state government has partnered with the German energy storage company to offer 188 families locally assembled sonnen Batteries as they rebuild their homes.
Known for its long-standing outdoor clothing range and adventure equipment, Kathmandu has set its sights on opening its first-ever solar-powered store in Victoria. Based in Blackburn, Melbourne, the shop will be the company’s first step towards reducing its environmental footprint.
South Australia is seeing a surge of small-scale utility solar as the niche, particularly around the 5MW mark, can fly under the radar of much of the electricity network’s congestion woes. The newly completed Mannum Solar Farm Project is one such example.
1. Solar breakthrough in Bill Gates-back technology innovation Tech startup Heliogen reveals their secret success: combining mirrors and AI to...
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